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#CanadaFlightEvent #OverseasTravel #AustraliaTravel #UluruTravel #LifeTravelDestination #LifeShotPlace There are many tourist destinations in Australia, including Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane. I have traveled a lot in Australia while on a working holiday, but if you ask me where I liked the most, I would definitely say Uluru. It was a hot day that exceeded 42 degrees, but the huge Ayers Rock that stood guard over Uluru, the stars that covered the whole world, the Milky Way, and even the sand that turned my shoes red, it was a place that made me feel like I was in a movie. Drinking wine while looking at the picturesque Ayers Rock and having a barbecue dinner with the vast Milky Way as the ceiling made the red desert Uluru an unforgettable travel destination. Here at Uluru, they say hello, thank you, and welcome like this: 'PALYA!'

The world's largest monolith - Uluru🇦🇺 8 years ago, when I was gradually approaching Uluru on the bus, I felt very excited and could feel my body filled with power. Later I found out that Uluru is a place of energy🌕. Although I have been to many places of energy, only Uluru can make me feel the power personally. I have always wanted to come to this special place again. I'm really happy to be here again.♡ Uluru is 348 meters high, taller than the Tokyo Tower. If you look closely at the fourth photo, you will find a small figure, hoping to feel the enormity of Uluru💭. You can overlook Uluru by helicopter, you can ride a unicycle around Uluru, and you can touch it (only where it is allowed). The place to stay is the five-star hotel 'Sails in the Desert'. The hotel is very beautiful and has a swimming pool. The last photo shows the five stars forming the Southern Cross, which is very cute🫶🏼🌌. ▼ 📷 ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧ ⑨ 🐨Australia Travel Summary

Uluru, or Ayers Rock, is a massive sandstone monolith in the heart of the Northern Territory’s arid "Red Centre". The nearest large town is Alice Springs, 450km away. Uluru is sacred to indigenous Australians and is thought to have started forming around 550 million years ago. It’s within Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, which also includes the 36 red-rock domes of the Kata Tjuta (colloquially “The Olgas”) formation #mytripvlog #tripblazers #foodie #beachlife #mytripvlog

When talking about the center of the world or the huge rock in central Australia, I believe everyone will say the name Uluru without any prior agreement. However, the place introduced today is not inferior to Uluru at all. It is even taller, wider and more spectacular than Uluru. This is Kata Tjuta, which is listed as a World Natural and Cultural Heritage together with Uluru. Kata Tjuta, also known as Mount Olga, was named in 1872 by explorer Ernest Giles in memory of the Russian-born Grand Duchess Queen Olga. The local government officially adopted a dual naming policy on December 15, 1993, so today, we often see these two names appearing at the same time. According to the language of the local Aboriginal people, Kata Tjuta means many heads. In fact, Kata Tjuta is indeed composed of 36 uniquely shaped dome-shaped boulders. The boulders vary in shape and size. Most of them appear brown-red when viewed from a close distance. However, they show different colors under the sunlight, especially at sunset, when the afterglow is reflected in the valley, which is very beautiful. According to local people, tens of millions of years ago, these 36 hills were originally combined into one giant mountain, which was even several times larger than Uluru today. Later, due to crustal movement, the giant mountain gradually split into the current 36 hills. Even so, the tallest hill is still 200 meters higher than Uluru, which shows how huge the mountain was back then. Kata Tjuta is located about 30 kilometers west of Uluru. It is planned together with Uluru to form Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. They are the two main landmarks of the park. In fact, it is Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park that is listed as a world natural and cultural dual heritage. It is said that the Japanese animation master Hayao Miyazaki once came to Kata Tjuta. Seeing its mysterious grandeur, he referred to its scenery to paint the scenes of Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind, which became the inspiration for his famous animation "Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind". There are two trails in Kata Tjuta. One is the Walpa Gorge trail, which is 2.6 kilometers long and takes about an hour to go back and forth. It is a relatively simple entry route. You can walk along the canyon of the two highest peaks of Kata Tjuta. There is an observation deck at the end where you can see the V-shaped valley in front and feel the wonders of nature. As for the other trail, the Valley of the Winds Trail is seven kilometers long and takes about four hours to go back and forth. It is quite difficult and a challenge to your physical strength, but it has breathtakingly beautiful scenery along the way, especially the two viewing platforms, which are the best places to view Kata Tjuka. However, going to the Valley of the Wind Trail also depends on the weather. If the temperature exceeds 36°C before 11am that day, especially during the summer from December to February, the trail will be closed. However, even if the trail is open, you still need to pay attention to safety while hiking, carry plenty of drinking water and pay attention to sun protection. You must know that in the open desert with no shelter, the temperature can exceed 40 degrees in summer, and it will be unbearable to stand for a long time. Another best perspective to appreciate Kata Tjuta is from the air. If you are flying to and from Ayers Rock Airport, as long as you sit firmly on the same side, you will be able to see Uluru on the left and Kata Tjuta on the right once on the way there and once on the way back, so you don't miss both attractions. Of course, if your budget allows, you can also choose to take a helicopter to fly over Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. The price of the helicopter depends on the flight time, and generally a 15 to 20 minute flight costs around AUD120. Tickets: 3-day pass costs AUD38 Opening hours: The opening hours vary from month to month, please check the official website for the latest opening hours before departure

We spent only three days in Yulara NT, Australia. it was very hot and dry there as it was in Summer time. However, it was one of our memorable adventures! Uluru Segway tour was one of our lists. It took us about two hours to get around this amazing big rock on Segway. The guide tours were very friendly and professional. They picked us up from the hotel at 5:30 am and also provided us lovely breakfast. the tour finished around 2:30 pm. The cost was $178 AUD / person. was a bit pricey but worth every seconds! #uluru #yulara #segwaytour #australiatravel #australia #adventuretrip #adventure #couplestrip #couple

we had so much fun riding the camel for the first time! it’s like hopping on the train because each camel will be connected to each other! Each camels has its own personality, which some can be very naughty! Its totally safe and enjoyable. one thing was that my bum was so sore after almost 2 hours ride 😂. Snack and drinks also included in this trip! I’m not so sure about the price but it’s about $135 AUD / person including pick-up and drop-off from a hotel. worth it! #camel #camelride #uluru #adventuretrip #adventureday #adventure #couplestrip #couplegoals #couple #australiatravel #australia

📍Trip overview 🚩Route 🏖️Photogenic spots → All 🚇Transportation → About 3 hours by domestic flight from Sydney 📷Recommended photo locations → Basically everything is photogenic, but the sunset and sunrise spots are especially 🍜Exquisite food → It's included in the tour, but I didn't have high expectations for the kangaroo I ate at the BBQ, so I was surprised at how delicious it was 🏠Recommended accommodation → Since I was only staying one night, I chose the cheapest out loge hotel?. Since I had signed up for the starry sky tour and sunrise tour, I think it's just right for people who just want to sleep. 💡Notes: A bottle of water costs $6, and 1.5L of water costs $12. There were places where you could fill up your water, but the tap water tasted terrible and not very tasty. Also, when I went, it was just barely tolerable, but the flies were still annoying, so I think it would be more comfortable if you had a fly repellent. #Spring0yenTrip

It takes about 3.5 hours from Sydney Airport to the World Heritage Site of Uluru. A huge rock mountain in the center of Australia. It is considered a very important cultural and spiritual place for the Aboriginal people, and is said to be a symbol of their long history and deep faith. One of the attractions of Uluru is that its color changes depending on the light during the day. Of course, we participated in the sunrise and sunset tours! Also, in the Southern Hemisphere, you can observe more stars and constellations than in Japan, which is the appeal of the starry sky tour. 🌌I was able to see the Milky Way for the first time! The number of stars was so amazing that I had the illusion that I was in space! #Spring0yenTrip

Last year, I had the most incredible road trip to Uluru, Australia, and I have to say—it was the adventure of a lifetime. 🌄 I’ve always wanted to visit this iconic rock formation, and the journey turned out to be even more than I expected. If you're thinking of exploring the Red Centre, here's what I learned along the way! We began our trip in Alice Springs, where the excitement already started to build. The drive to Uluru was about 4-5 hours, but the stunning desert landscapes kept us entertained, and the endless blue sky made the journey feel endless and magical. 🌵 We made plenty of stops along the way to take photos, grab snacks (definitely try some Aussie Tim Tams), and just soak in the beauty of the outback. When we finally reached Uluru, it was like stepping into another world. The rock is even more magnificent in person, and you can feel the deep spiritual connection to the land. 🌅 We decided to do the Mala Walk around the base of Uluru, which was a stunning hike that took us through ancient caves and gave us a chance to learn about the area's cultural significance. If you’re into hiking, definitely don’t miss it—just be sure to carry plenty of water and wear sun protection! 🏞️ For a truly magical experience, we booked a hot air balloon ride at sunrise. Watching the sun rise over the desert while floating above the stunning landscape was surreal. I’d highly recommend this for anyone looking to add a little extra adventure to their trip. The views were jaw-dropping! 🎈 If you’re visiting Uluru, respect the cultural significance of the site to the Anangu people. Climbing Uluru is now prohibited, and I think it’s important to appreciate this natural wonder in a way that honors its deep cultural roots. After our hike and balloon ride, we took a short trip to Kata Tjuta (The Olgas), another incredible rock formation. The Valley of the Winds Walk here was challenging but so rewarding. It took us through some stunning desert landscapes, and the views were absolutely worth it. 🏜️ In the evenings, we stayed at a beautiful resort nearby. The night skies were clear, and we took full advantage of the stars. Don’t miss out on stargazing; the Milky Way looks incredible in the desert! 🌟 This road trip was an experience I’ll never forget—full of breathtaking landscapes, heart-stopping adventures, and moments of pure peace. 🌏 #australiaroadtrip

Australia 🇦🇺 has well-developed coastal cities and dense populations, but the inland areas are sparsely populated. Although many tourists come to Australia for tourism, they have never visited Alice Spring in the red soil continent, which adds a touch of mystery to this magical rock. When you step onto this red continent, come and take a look at the charm of central Australia. You can choose to rent a car and drive yourself to various attractions. There are also public buses 🚌, but the frequency is less. You can also take a taxi 🚕 or make an appointment for a pick-up service. The central part of Australia 🇦🇺 is indeed different. The combination of the red soil continent and the sun 🌞 makes people feel a little hot, but don’t be fooled by this appearance. At night, the temperature will drop sharply to below 0 degrees. Coming out of the airport, we saw the welcome sign for Alice Springs not long after driving. The pioneer car arrived at ANZAC Hill, the highest point in Alice Springs. The hill was named by the locals in memory of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC). There is an ANZAC Memorial on the top of the hill to commemorate the Australian soldiers who died in the war, see Figure 3. From here you can have a panoramic view of the entire Alice Springs, and looking into the distance you can see the Macdonnell Ranges, which gives a sense of desolation. The mountain range is divided into two parts, east and west, with Alice Springs as the dividing line! [One] Alice Springs Desert Park [Scenic] Leaving Anzac Hill, we headed to Alice Springs Desert Park. Three natural animal habitats are fully reproduced here: inland river, sand country and woodland [Mountain]. Many creatures live in them, and people can observe the living habits of different species up close. There are also night walk tours where you can discover many nocturnal animals unique to Australia. Tickets are $25 for adults and $12.5 for children. The entire park can be visited in about 1 hour, see Figures 5-8. Before entering the park, pay attention to the time of bird shows and don't miss it. The keepers would throw food into the air, and a few birds would spread their wings gracefully and fly over our heads, eating the food quickly and accurately, like an air force flight show. There is also an unknown bird that can pick up stones in its mouth and use them to smash ostrich eggs to eat. It seems that primates are not the only species that can use tools. You can learn about the desert ecosystem, watch rare animals such as kangaroos and emus, and participate in activities such as desert hiking, bird watching, and star observation. [Two] Alice Springs Telegraph Station Historic Reserve [Tent]: Built in 1872, it is the original site of the first European settlement in central Australia, where you can learn about the history of early telegraph communications. [Three] Royal Flying Doctor Service Alice Springs Visitor Facility and Museum: Learn about the history and contributions of the Royal Flying Doctor Service, an organization that provides medical services in remote areas. Alice Springs Reptile Centre: There are various reptiles, and the explanations are interactive, and some animals can be touched. There is also the ANZAC Hill Observation Deck: overlooking the entire Alice Springs city area, it is a good place to watch the sunset 🌇. [Cutlery] Food Recommendations ~Kangaroo🦘meat: The meat is firm and tastes similar to beef🥩. It can be fried, roasted, or stewed. ~Emu meat: low in fat, high in protein, delicious, often cooked by grilling or frying. ~ Desert fruits: such as finger limes, desert raisins, etc., have a unique taste and can be eaten fresh or made into jam [Ice Cream] or desserts. [Mosque] Accommodation options ~Alice Springs downtown hotels [Mall]: Such as Alice Springs Desert Rose Hotel, Alice Springs Hilton DoubleTree Hotel, etc., with convenient transportation and complete surrounding facilities. ~ Resorts near Desert Park [Camping]: Such as Alice Springs Desert Park Resort, Alice Springs Desert Oasis Resort, etc., with beautiful environment and close to nature.

If you're looking for a memorable road trip, Australia offers some of the most breathtaking spots perfect for you and your partner. From iconic natural wonders to hidden gems, here’s a list of romantic destinations you won’t want to miss on your Australian road trip. 🌏 1. Longitude 131° - Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park 🏜️🌅 Kick off your adventure at Longitude 131° near Uluṟu. This luxury wilderness camp offers an unparalleled view of the majestic Uluṟu (Ayers Rock) and the stunning Kata Tjuṯa (The Olgas). The unique landscape will provide an unforgettable setting for a romantic getaway. Enjoy candlelit dinners under the stars ✨ and mesmerizing sunsets 🌄 with your loved one. The desert’s stillness and beauty create an intimate and peaceful atmosphere, perfect for a romantic retreat. ❤️ 2. The Kimberley, Western Australia 🏞️ Next, head towards the rugged beauty of the Kimberley region. Known for its dramatic cliffs, hidden waterfalls, and pristine beaches 🏖️, it’s one of the most spectacular places to explore. Whether you take a boat ride through the stunning Horizontal Falls or enjoy a scenic flight over the Bungle Bungles, the Kimberley offers unforgettable moments of romance and adventure. 🛥️💫 3. Great Ocean Road, Victoria 🌊🚘 For those who want to experience a coastal road trip, the Great Ocean Road is a must. This iconic route is famous for its stunning ocean views 🌅, dramatic cliffs, and charming seaside towns 🏘️. Stop at the Twelve Apostles for awe-inspiring views of limestone formations, then enjoy a quiet walk along the beaches 🏖️. It’s an ideal spot for couples who love nature and adventure. 🌿 4. Tasmania's East Coast 🌊🦢 If you're after something a bit more tranquil, take a detour to Tasmania’s East Coast. The clear blue waters and sandy beaches, such as those in Bicheno and Freycinet National Park, offer a peaceful and secluded vibe. 🏖️ Hike up to Wineglass Bay for panoramic views 🌄, or simply relax by the water in one of the many charming coastal towns. 🌅 5. Barossa Valley, South Australia 🍇🍷 For wine lovers, Barossa Valley in South Australia is a must-stop. Take a scenic drive through the rolling vineyards 🌿🍇, enjoy a wine-tasting tour 🍷, and indulge in gourmet food at one of the region’s world-class restaurants. 🍽️ A quiet lunch overlooking the vineyards is the perfect setting for a romantic day in the heart of one of Australia’s premier wine regions

Recently, sunsets in Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia, have become popular, with many people rushing to Malaysia as "weekend warriors" just for that intense romantic moment, which can heal a tiring life. Actually, the claim that "Kota Kinabalu has a Top 3 sunset globally" doesn't have any authoritative official ranking to support it. In the famous sunset rankings selected by the travel media Bounce, Kota Kinabalu isn't even on the list. So which incredible sunsets are on the list? Let's take a look~ 🌅 Uluru, Australia Uluru, also known as Ayers Rock, is a massive sandstone formation in central Australia. This rock holds sacred significance for Indigenous Australians and, according to research, began forming around 550 million years ago. At sunset, the afterglow of the setting sun casts upon Uluru, creating a breathtakingly beautiful scene. 🌅 Maldives The Maldives is an archipelago nation of 192 islands, known as "paradise." It boasts white sandy beaches, dreamy overwater bungalows, and crystal-clear turquoise waters. At sunset in the Maldives, the afterglow of the setting sun sprinkles on the sea, shimmering, and the whole world is bathed in a pinkish-purple hue. 🌅 Haleakalā, Hawaii Haleakalā, also known as the East Maui Volcano. Due to its high altitude, Haleakalā has very low light pollution around it, providing ideal conditions for sunset viewing. Standing on the summit, watching the sun slowly set, the feeling is beyond words. 🌅 Santorini, Greece Santorini's seascape is one of the most recognizable in the world. It features colorful cliffs, azure waters, and whitewashed buildings. 🌅 Angkor Wat, Cambodia Located in Siem Reap Province in northern Cambodia, Angkor Wat is the largest religious complex in the world. The sunset at Angkor Wat is different from the natural landscapes mentioned earlier; it perfectly blends ancient architecture with sculptural art. The afterglow of the setting sun casts upon the temple's stone carvings and spires, the golden light contrasting with the ancient buildings, draping a veil of mystery over the thousand-year-old ruins. 🌄 Don't miss the sunset and the afterglow. Set off now and chase the sunset together! Welcome to share your stunning sunset photos in the comments section. 🚗 Rent a car on Trip.com, apply for a free international driving permit translation, 24-hour customer support in Chinese, and easily travel to over 200 countries overseas~.

Imagine visiting one of the most iconic landmarks in the world, Uluru, and being greeted by cascading waterfalls! Sounds like a dream, right? Well, for the lucky 1% of visitors who experience this rare phenomenon, it’s nothing short of magical. 🌧️ What Makes It Special? Rain at Uluru is a rare sight — only about 1% of visitors get to see it! When it does rain, waterfalls cascade down the sides of the mighty rock, creating an awe-inspiring spectacle. The normally dry crevices and grooves of Uluru come alive, and the land feels refreshed and renewed. If you’re planning your trip and want to witness this once-in-a-lifetime moment, you’ll need some luck on your side! 🍀 🚗 Road Trip Tips for Visiting Uluru: 1. Best Time to Visit 🌦️ – While rain at Uluru can happen at any time, the wet season (November to March) gives you a better chance. But be prepared, as the weather can be unpredictable! 🌧️ 2. Pack for All Conditions 🧳 – Uluru's weather can change quickly, so bring both light clothing for hot days and warm layers for cooler evenings. Don’t forget a waterproof jacket or poncho just in case! 3. Stay Safe in the Wet ⚠️ – If you’re driving during rainy weather, keep an eye out for slippery roads and be cautious when hiking. Some trails may become slippery, so make sure you're prepared with sturdy shoes! 🥾 4. Capture the Moment 📸 – Rain or shine, Uluru is a photographer’s paradise. If you’re lucky enough to see waterfalls, make sure you snap some shots, but also take a moment to just take it all in. 5. Respect the Land 🙏 – Uluru is sacred to the local Anangu people. Always follow the guidelines and be mindful of the cultural significance of the area. 🚙 Getting to Uluru: Uluru is about a 5-hour drive from Alice Springs, so make sure your road trip is planned with plenty of rest stops along the way. The drive is straightforward, but keep in mind that you’ll be crossing a lot of open desert terrain, so fuel up and pack snacks! 🌟 Rain or Shine, Uluru is Magical Even if you don't catch the waterfalls, Uluru is a stunning sight in any weather. Whether it’s the dramatic sunsets or the changing colors of the rock, you’ll leave with memories to last a lifetime. #australiaroadtrip

Uluru is a place that everyone falls in love with. The desert, the starry sky, and the unique luxury of this red earth world make it a must-visit for nature explorers. Don't hesitate to bookmark this Easter trip! 💡Must-See Itinerary ✅Easter holiday must-choose route, daily departures ✅Choice of 3-5 star hotels to meet various travel needs ✅Air-conditioned tour bus with professional Chinese-speaking guide ✅Free Uluru National Park tickets and Kings Canyon tickets Easter Must-Choose Route Day 1: Uluru → Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park → Walpa Gorge Walk → Uluru Sunset Day 2: Kings Canyon Day Tour Day 3: Uluru Sunrise → Kuniya Walk → Base Tour → Cultural Center → Mala Walk Day 4: Uluru Departure Must-Do Activities Exclusive Sunrise and Sunset: Experience the mysterious color changes of the heart of Australia under different light at sunrise and sunset Walpa Gorge Walk: Explore Kata Tjuta and measure this mysterious red earth world with your footsteps Kings Canyon Walk: The magnificent Kings Canyon, with varying difficulty levels to meet different hiking needs Kuniya Walk: A cultural walking tour to admire Aboriginal rock art and listen to traditional stories Base Tour: Drive around Ayers Rock and admire the changing textures and colors of the rock under different lighting Mala Walk: Explore Aboriginal cultural relics at the foot of Uluru Why We Recommend This Route ✅Hotel + Tour Bus + Chinese Guide + Attraction Tickets, all-inclusive for a hassle-free trip ✅4 days to explore the essence of Uluru, perfect for first-time visitors ✅Includes two major national parks with various hiking routes to unlock different ways to experience Uluru Travel Tips 🌟Uluru is mostly explored on foot, so bring comfortable walking shoes 🌟For the Kings Canyon hike, bring at least 2L of water 🌟Prepare various sun protection items for outdoor activities Uluru 4-Day Tour Feel free to contact us anytime

Ayers Rock = Uluru. Upon researching, I found that it is called 'Ayers Rock' in English and 'Uluru' in the Aboriginal language. It is one of the largest monoliths in the world. The name itself is impressive. The scenery during the day, evening, and night is each wonderful in its own way. The sunset, in particular, blends with the color of Ayers Rock, creating an amazing atmosphere. 📍Location: Lasseter Highway Yulara NT 0872 Australia ✈️Access: About 180 minutes from Sydney International Airport to Ayers Rock Airport

#australiatrip ; it is a place of deep cultural and natural significance. Located in Watarrka National Park, it holds great spiritual meaning for the Indigenous Anangu people, who have lived in harmony with this land for thousands of years. Visitors can learn about their traditions and connection to the land, adding a meaningful dimension to their journey. For thrill-seekers, the sheer cliffs and rugged terrain offer an exciting challenge, while the contrast between the arid desert and the lush vegetation in the canyon’s depths showcases nature’s resilience. The dramatic rock formations, some over 400 million years old, tell a fascinating geological story. Accommodation options near Kings Canyon range from luxury resorts to campgrounds, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the outback experience. Guided tours provide expert insights into the area’s history, wildlife, and ecosystems. As night falls, the vast, unpolluted skies reveal a dazzling display of stars, making it an incredible spot for stargazing. Kings Canyon is a place of wonder, adventure, and tranquility, offering something for everyone. Whether seeking a challenging hike, cultural enrichment, or simply breathtaking views, this destination leaves a lasting impression on all who visit.

#australiatrip Camping under the vast, star-studded sky is an unforgettable experience, allowing visitors to truly connect with the rugged beauty of the land. Whether exploring on foot, taking a scenic helicopter flight, or simply marveling at the breathtaking views, Kings Canyon is a must-visit destination. It’s a place where adventure meets serenity, leaving every traveler with a deep appreciation for the raw, untouched splendor of the Australian outback.

Uluru - Shout Out Your Love at the Red Center of the Earth💗 I finally made it to Uluru before the hottest season. Although I have seen countless photos of this big rock on social media, I was still shocked when I saw it in person! The rock changes color at sunset, which is amazing. Unfortunately, I didn't join the stargazing tour and missed the chance to take close-up photos of Uluru under the Milky Way. Some tips: 1️⃣ The highest temperature in Uluru is 35-36°C from October, so most day tours start at 4 am, which is really early! If you can't get up early, I suggest you go in winter. 2️⃣ You must stay at Ayers Rock Resort. The nearest town to Uluru, Alice Springs, is 500 km away, which is too far.

#australiatrip Kings Canyon stands as one of Australia’s most awe-inspiring landscapes, offering visitors an unparalleled mix of adventure, history, and natural beauty. The towering sandstone cliffs, some reaching up to 300 meters high, create a dramatic contrast against the vast desert plains. As you explore, the striking domed rock formations known as the “Lost City” resemble ancient ruins, while the tranquil Garden of Eden, a hidden waterhole surrounded by lush greenery, provides a refreshing retreat in the heart of the outback. The changing colors of the canyon throughout the day, from deep reds in the morning to golden hues at sunset, make it a photographer’s paradise. Birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts will delight in the unique wildlife that calls this area home, including black-footed rock wallabies, zebra finches, and perentie lizards. Camping under the vast, star-studded sky is an unforgettable experience, allowing visitors to truly connect with the rugged beauty of the land. Whether exploring on foot, taking a scenic helicopter flight, or simply marveling at the breathtaking views, Kings Canyon is a must-visit destination. It’s a place where adventure meets serenity, leaving every traveler with a deep appreciation for the raw, untouched splendor of the Australian outback.

#australiatrip Kings Canyon is a breathtaking natural wonder located in Australia’s For those looking for a more relaxed experience, the Kings Creek Walk provides a shorter but equally scenic journey through the canyon’s lower areas. Whether you’re an experienced hiker or simply looking to immerse yourself in the beauty of the Australian outback, Kings Canyon promises a truly awe-inspiring adventure. Its raw, untouched beauty and spiritual significance to the Indigenous Anangu people make it a must-visit destination for anyone exploring the Red Centre.

#australiatrip Northern Territory, offering an unforgettable experience for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. Towering sandstone walls, lush greenery, and stunning rock formations create a mesmerizing landscape that feels almost otherworldly. The canyon is best explored through the famous Rim Walk, a 6-kilometer trail that rewards hikers with panoramic views of the rugged terrain, deep gorges, and the serene Garden of Eden waterhole. The vibrant red cliffs glow beautifully at sunrise and sunset, making it a paradise for photographers. Wildlife enthusiasts can spot native birds, lizards, and unique plant species that thrive in this ancient ecosystem. The peaceful surroundings and vast open spaces offer a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.

The Valley of the Kings is located in Watarrka National Park in central Australia, about 300km from Uluru National Park and 460km from Alice Springs. This is one of the most spectacular canyons in 🇦🇺. The colors of the rocks in the canyon are very rich, including milky white, yellow, orange, brown, light purple, dark purple, etc., which will show different colors depending on the intensity of the sunlight. If it is matched with the cloudless blue sky, the colors are really beautiful~ There are a total of 4⃣️ hiking routes in the Valley of the Kings, 2⃣️ of which are suitable for ordinary tourists, and two are suitable for professional hikers. If you are not physically fit enough, you can choose the hiking trail below the canyon, which is relatively easier, but you need to return by the original route, which takes about 1 hour. If you are physically fit, you must try the 6km hiking trail. You can see steep rock walls, deep canyons, spiral ladders and desert oases along the way. The whole journey takes about 3.5 hours. Don't go back. Although it is 6km, it is not tiring to walk. It's just that the uphill road at the beginning will take some effort. You have to climb up in one breath. The road after that is easy to walk, and there are beautiful scenery to accompany you~ 🚏How to get there: 🔸Self-driving On the way, you can rest and adjust at the Curtin Springs rest stop in the Kings Creek. There is a small shop selling hot drinks and food, and you can also see ostriches~ 🔸AAT Kings long-distance bus Tickets can be purchased at the visitor center of Uluru Resort 🔸"Kings Valley One-Day Tour" organized by Uluru local travel agency 📌Tips: 🔸On the way to the Kings Valley, you will pass by the "fake Uluru" Connor Rock, remember to check in. 🔸When hiking, pay attention to sun protection and drink enough water to prevent heat stroke or dehydration. 🔸Wear a pair of high-heeled sneakers or hiking shoes🥾 🔸Don’t wear dark clothes such as black or navy blue, because there are a lot of flies in the canyon and they like these colors. 🔸When taking photos, be sure to be careful where you step and do not take photos in ⚠️ dangerous places. 🔸There are no toilets on the 6km hiking route in the Valley of the Kings. 🚻There are only toilets at the entrance of the scenic area. 🔸 From November to March of the following year, if the temperature exceeds 36°C, the Valley of the Kings scenic area will be closed.

Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park is located in the middle of Australia. The most famous is Ayers Rock, which is known as the heart of Australia and the navel of the world. The Japanese drama "Crying Out Love in the Center of the World" was filmed here. Many fans of the drama would come here to check in, so many people also call it "the center of the world." "Uluru" is the name given to it by the local Anangu people, while "Ayers Rock" is the name given to it by the Australians, both referring to this huge rock~ Ayers Rock is 335m high and about 9.4km in circumference. It is the largest single rock in the world, formed by the earth's orogenic movement, and the part buried underground is at least 3km! It is very sacred in the hearts of the Anangu people. From October 26, 2019, tourists will not be able to get close to the boulder and can only appreciate the texture of the rock from a close distance outside the fence. 🚩Itinerary planning suggestions: 🔸It is recommended to stay for 3-5 days. Because this place has a desert climate, outdoor tours should avoid the strong sunlight from 11 to 14 o'clock. Activities are generally held in the morning, afternoon and evening. Through a series of desert hiking tours, you can learn about the story of this huge stone that is hundreds of millions of years old and the Anangu people who have lived here for tens of millions of years. 🔸The tourism resources here are relatively tight, and reservations are required, and the places are limited, so it is recommended to book hotels and activities in advance, or you can directly sign up for a package of a few days and nights. 🔸There are 5️⃣ hiking routes around the giant rock: Mala Walk, Kuniya Walk, Lungkata Walk, Liru Walk, Base Walk Mala Walk and Kuniya Walk are the main hiking routes, which only take half a day. The other three hiking routes are longer and take longer, and are niche hiking routes. 🏨Hotel information summary: 🔸Desert Gardens Hotel ✅Close to the visitor center✅Activity departure assembly point✅Tickets to Alice Springs can be purchased at the front desk 🔸Sails in the Desert ✅Not far from the visitor center✅Beautiful environment✅Excellent location 🔸Coach Campground ✅Experience the starry sky tent in the desert✅Get close to nature 📌There are several campsites in Uluru, scattered in several places, some of which can be reached by resort shuttle bus. 🚍Uluru Transportation Guide: 🔸You can take a shuttle bus from the airport to the resort, or rent a car at the airport. If you have booked a package with a travel agency, a special car will pick you up. 🔸The whole resort is actually quite large, with several shuttle bus routes to facilitate tourists to travel between hotels, visitor centers, supermarkets and assembly areas. 🔸If you go to Ayers Rock by yourself, you can go to the visitor center to buy a one-way ticket.

In Uluru in central Australia, there is such a unique desert dinner. People come from all directions to see the beautiful scenery of the desert under the sunset, taste the food and wine in the desert wilderness, and see the vast stars in the dark night of the desert~ If you have the opportunity, please come here to truly experience this extraordinary dinner. At least for me, this is an unforgettable experience! During the dinner, we talked with tourists from all over the world, learned from each other, toasted for a better tomorrow, and admired the stars that we had never seen before~ A Night at Field of Light Dinner Process: 🔻17:40 Gather at the designated hotel and wait for the exclusive bus to take you to the desert viewing platform in Uluru National Park. 🔻18:00 After arriving at the Desert Viewing Platform, enjoy champagne and snacks while watching the sunset over Uluru. 🔻18:30 After Ayers Rock lost its last bit of light, we moved to the outdoor dining area and sat down as arranged by the staff. 🔻19:00 Serve hot bread and soup, and gaze at Uluru in the night sky by candlelight. The temperature begins to drop significantly at this time. 🔻19:20 The buffet dinner started, with main dishes including grilled lamb chops, fried steak, fried chicken, multi-grain rice, etc., as well as salad, shrimp and various fruits. During the meal, you can also enjoy didgeridoo performances and aboriginal performances~ 🔻20:00 Turn off all lights and turn on the Milky Way mode🌌The guide took us to look up at the vast starry sky, looking for the Southern Cross, Jupiter, the constellation of the galaxy, Cupid, etc. ~ When everyone looked up, they all exclaimed in amazement, the picture was really beautiful! Because all heat sources are turned off at this time, these are the coldest 20 minutes! 🔻20:20 After stargazing, it’s dessert time. Hot coffee, hot tea and various small cakes are provided to drive away the cold~ 🔻21:00 After the dinner, follow the guidance to walk through the dreamy "Uluru Wilderness Starlight" special exhibition (ended) and collect the last bit of beautiful memories. 🔻21:30 The exclusive bus was waiting at the end of the Starlight Show, taking us back to our respective hotels to end this extraordinary dinner. 📌Tips: 🔸The meeting time of each hotel is different. Please pay attention to the meeting time on the confirmation letter and the sign outside the hotel, and arrive 5 minutes in advance. 🔸Before boarding the bus, you need to confirm your name or booking number with the staff and get on the bus after the badge is issued. 🔸The whole trip is nearly 4 hours outdoors, so please keep warm! ! ! Because Uluru has a desert climate, the temperature difference between day and night is very large, so I wear a down jacket and two hot packs! 🔸The dinner is hosted by a local hotel and the entire conversation will be in English. It is recommended to prepare some starry sky terms in advance to avoid misunderstandings when stargazing.

#getgoing2025 Uluru: Australia’s Sacred Red Rock Located in Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park in the Northern Territory, Uluru (Ayers Rock) is one of Australia’s most iconic natural landmarks. This massive sandstone monolith rises 348 meters above the desert and holds deep cultural significance for the Anangu people, the area’s traditional owners. Highlights: • Sunrise & Sunset Views: Uluru glows in shades of red, orange, and purple as the light changes. • Base Walk: A 10.6 km trail around the rock offers close-up views of ancient rock art and caves. • Cultural Center: Learn about Anangu traditions, Dreamtime stories, and the significance of Uluru. • Field of Light: A stunning nighttime art installation by Bruce Munro, featuring 50,000 glowing bulbs. Tips: • Visit between May and September for cooler weather. • Respect the site’s cultural significance—climbing Uluru is not allowed. • Stay in Yulara (Ayers Rock Resort) for accommodations and tours. Uluru is a must-see destination, offering a deep connection to Australia’s Indigenous heritage and breathtaking desert landscapes.

#australiatravel #ulurusunset #uluru #outback #ayersrock #aboriginals A trip to the Outback would not be complete without seeing the rock crop called Uluru (or Ayers Rock), which has always been sacred to the aborigines of Australia. A good six hour ride from Alice Springs one way (yes, that is half a day on return), either join a local tour or drive and aim to stay at the resort there. It takes some serious planning because the tours from Alice Springs do not depart every day of the week. It was a wonder to come close to this sacred place where a few tribes inhabited. There were specific areas dedicated to the women of the tribes and those areas could not be photographed. Also there were rock paintings there showing how the tribes communicated vital survival information. Lots of legends also arose to interpret the features on the surface of the rock. The tour ended with a sunset barbecue with frontal views of the rock.

#australiatrip The Valley of the Winds, nestled within the stunning Kata Tjuta rock formations, offers an unforgettable hiking experience in Australia’s Red Centre. This trail takes you through a series of breathtaking landscapes, from rocky paths to serene creek beds, all while providing panoramic views of the surrounding desert. The hike is both challenging and rewarding, with opportunities to witness the unique flora and fauna that thrive in this arid environment. As you traverse the ancient domes, you’ll feel a deep connection to the land and its rich Aboriginal heritage. Located in Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, near Ayers Rock Resort in the Northern Territory, the Valley of the Winds is a must-visit for adventurers and nature lovers alike.

#australiatrip Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park is a mesmerizing destination that showcases the natural and cultural heritage of Australia’s Red Centre. This UNESCO World Heritage site is home to the iconic Uluru, a massive sandstone monolith, and the striking rock formations of Kata Tjuta. Visitors can immerse themselves in the rich Aboriginal culture, explore scenic walking trails, and witness breathtaking sunrises and sunsets that paint the landscape in vibrant hues. The park also offers guided tours, cultural experiences, and opportunities to learn about the unique flora and fauna of the region. The park’s vast expanse provides a serene escape into nature, where the ancient landscapes tell stories of the past. Whether you’re an avid hiker, a photography enthusiast, or simply seeking tranquility, Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park offers something for everyone. The combination of its geological wonders and cultural significance makes it a must-visit destination. Located in the Northern Territory, approximately 440 kilometers southwest of Alice Springs, Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park is a true gem of Australia’s outback.