A place of great spiritual importance to the local Aṉangu traditional custodians for tens of thousands of years, Uluru has become a symbol of the vast nature of rugged, outback Australia. These tours from Yulara – the town constructed to house visitors to the monolith known by white settlers as Ayers Rock – will deepen your understanding of Country and the history of First National Peoples, as well as introduce you to the natural wonders of the Red Centre and Top End.
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Travel from Yulara to hike through Kings Canyon, Uluru and Watarrka National Park in...
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This 3 Day Uluru Adventure is the ideal short trip for those wanting to experience the...
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Experience Uluru (Ayers Rock), Watarrka National Park, Kings Canyon and Kata Tjuta (The...
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Tour Kata Tjuta, Uluru, Kings Canyon, Palm Valley and the Western MacDonnell Ranges on...
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Journey into outback Australia and in two days experience Uluru, Kata Tjuta and an...
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