Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park

Being in Uluṟu-Kata Tjuta NP is an extraordinary experience. Making it easy accessible to purchase a permit online, accessing the park with great signage and walking the trails around was for me a wonderful time. It’s almost unfair to only spend 2 days here, but then I’m grateful for the respectful way the Aboriginal people allow us to “feel” and see their world and “hear” their Dreamtime stories, thank you so much 🙏🌅♥

Absolutely loved my time here! 4 nights and 3 full days felt like a good amount of time.
Day 1, exploring Uluru and Kata Tjuṯa
Day 2, scenic flight & an afternoon at the pool
Day 3, the free bush talks, back to explore some more & sounds of silence dinner.
A magical experience, having my car there was very useful as I didn’t have to rely on the shuttle bus, although it seemed to come frequently.
Went In January (low season) although it was hot, early starts to avoid the heat meant it was fine!
Can’t recommend enough.
A true Aussie adventure. 🖤💛❤

beautiful and nice place to get in contact with the aboriginal community and their amazing stories and culture. in uluru you can find lots of secret places and in kata tjuta the best hikes of the park, as in uluru you can just do the way around the mountain

Uluru, the red Center of Australia is one of the coolest and unique places I have visited. Have you seen a heart carved in limestones - Uluṟu is the place - but don’t forget to visit Kata Tjuṯa. Sunrise and sunset viewing platform is so well built

If you love breathtaking views, colorful wildflowers and all other beautiful things that nature has to offer then Ayers Rock (Uluru) should be on the top of your Australian Outback Trip

Magical place! It’s a beautiful feeling being here, a must see and do!
Just go and experience it!

The majestic red-rock formations in this park are particularly impressive at sunrise and sunset. They can be admired from various viewpoints at these times. This is a sacred site for the region’s Indigenous population, the Anangu, who manage the park in partnership with the state. Visitors can see rock art dating back tens of thousands of years, testament to Anangu ancestral education.

We had a tour guide and I recommend getting one as the knowledge they have is priceless. The Rocks heritage is so interesting and it’s absolutely breathtaking at sunset.

We arrived at Uluru in time for sunrise. Plenty of parking and clean facilities. Everything was clearly sign posted and we had a great morning exploring.

Visiting the Uluru National Park has been an eye opening experience to learn more about the history of Australia 🇦🇺.

We were having a Swiss ranger taking us on a tour. She was very knowledgeable and introduced us to some of the stories of the Aboriginals.

The nature is breathtaking, and I enjoyed every moment. Don’t forget to bring your fly net, you will need it, it is a MUST.

Enjoy how the sun goes down but don’t leave too early. Once the sun is going fully down, the light turns truly magical. Just stay about 30 minutes more than all the others, you will enjoy your patience.

I loved this place. It's so picturesque. I drove 5 hours from Alice Springs and the route was pretty cool too.

Breathtakingly beautiful. A wonderful energy emanates from the earth

We travelled to many parts of Australia, about half of the country. One place stood out for me – it made me feel a spiritual connection; it is Uluru. It's like I could understand and connect with the ancient spirits of the Aboriginal land. Even though time has passed, I wanted to share these feelings now as I work on things related to them.

It is an incredible to walk around a famous Uluru. I started the tour at 9am and finished it at 3pm. Quite a long walk but it’s worth!! (Highly recommended to do the walk in the cold day and bring a bottle of water with you) stay hydrated!!

So much to do in this National Park!! Obviously you have the magnificent Uluru, as well as the Olga’s! There are some fantastic walks and some amazing view spots. I also surprisingly had reception quite far out from the park entrance!
The only downfall would be the flies!! They are quite bad when you get close the Uluru, and also on the hikes around the Olga’s. Would recommend buying a fly net to save yourself swotting!

Very well maintained. National park tickets can be bought online. 2 days free if you buy a 3 day ticket.

ABSOLUTELY beautiful. A must to come here. Uluru changes colour through the day. You can walk around it if you want. Some areas are highly sensitive to customs therefore photos/videos are not acceptable.

A dream come true. A natural wonder. 38 $ for 3 days entrances. Take the round with car or walking. You require than the whole day. Don’t forget to reserve a place before sunset. Wonderful moments. Rental cars can be costly. Book in advance.

A beautiful jewel of Australia is well worth the effort to visit. Lovely accommodation nearby which is family friendly. Tour guides are very informative and knowledgeable. There is plenty of space for Vlogging and photography.

Amazing place. Great sunsets. Nice walk around the rock. Great free culture walk at 10 am at Marla. Spend lots of time exploring this amazing place.