Ulooloo travel guide and discussion

Uluru, located in the middle of Australia, is a hidden travel destination in Australia. The place on the Outback Steakhouse logo is Uluru's Kata Tjuta! Uluru is a really big rock mountain that can be seen from an airplane. Unlike other parts of Australia, it has a desert-like terrain and there were a lot of wild animals like kangaroos. The accommodation also felt like I was in a grassland in Africa. The natural environment is really clean, so on a day without clouds, you can see the stars well at night! Common travel destinations like Sydney and Melbourne are good, but if you go to Australia, I recommend visiting Uluru as well! #AustraliaTravel #TravelDestinationRecommendation #Uluru #UluruTravel

Did you know that only 5% of Australia's vast land is inhabited? The remaining 95% is an untouched wilderness... known as the Outback. Thanks to this, you can enjoy clear starry skies as well as unobstructed views of sunsets and sunrises hanging over the horizon, making it a bucket list destination for those who love adventurous travel. I once rented a car and traveled from Broome, the starting point of the Outback desert, through Alice Springs to Sydney, and I captured the journey in photos. ❗️Many places do not accept international driver's licenses. It varies by state, but I had a license notarized in Sydney. ❗️There are so many wild animals. You are always exposed to danger, so you must be careful!! Very, very careful! #Australia #DesertTrip #AustraliaRentalCarTrip #AliceSprings #Sydney

Have you ever swum in the desert? The water is chilly when it's warm, but it warms up in a matter of minutes, so you can jump in again. Experience the wonders of nature. #Australia #DesertTour

Ayers Rock, Australia - Uluru

#2024WishEvent Australia is the country I left for as soon as I turned 20 (22 in Korean age), and it was my first extended stay abroad. 🇦🇺 It's given me so many experiences and memories, making it my second home and a place I always miss! Actually, when I left my first job and left for Australia, I really let go of a lot of things, cleared my mind, and enjoyed the diverse Australian landscapes.☺️ Revisiting Australia, Uluru, which I hadn't been to before, was the highlight of my trip.❣️ Uluru, located at the very heart of the Earth, is a place where I can fully embrace its natural beauty. It's still one of my top three travel destinations that has left a deep impression on me. The romance of going to Uluru, going on a camping tour, and falling asleep under the night sky was amazing. With limited lighting, I spent time relying on the stars. The time spent warming up by the campfire was also wonderful. I woke up at the crack of dawn and went trekking, gathering a lot of thoughts. At the time, I was exhausted and discouraged in many ways, but in the face of nature, I felt like a tiny speck of dust. It took me a long time to wake up and walk around Uluru, the iconic red island known as Ayers Rock. This is a travel story that made me feel I absolutely had to go back again. The second photo is Kings Canyon. There are several routes, and depending on your condition, the trekking course varies. I took the longest route and was so proud! And my favorite wine is a must-have for any trip🍷 I'd love to visit Penfolds, Australia's national treasure, and I'd love to experience the new trends with more wines coming out these days🫶🏻 I was young at 22, needed a milestone at 27, and now, after a burnout, I'm 32 and wanting to decide where to go next. I'm heading back to Australia to recapture the passion of my youth, and the flat whites I miss from cafes, and now, I'm enjoying wine, an essential part of life, and I want to embark on a new journey. ✨✨✨ #AustraliaTravel #Uluru #Melbourne #WineTravel