Uluru
With its red cliffs, Uluru is one of the most recognizable natural sites in Australia and is a popular destination for visitors.
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The largest monolith in the world dated at 550 million years... just that...
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From afar, it looks like a huge pile of sand. Up close, one understands all the subtleties of the place. You can see the crevices and imagine the water flowing during the rainy season. You can also envision it during Aboriginal rituals. It is easy to grasp the history of the area and the traditions attached to it at the office at the entrance to the site, but also throughout the hike thanks to the information panels. Uluru is unique and felt. It’s like climbing the Himalayas without it being difficult. You just have to go there and take in what life around this emblem of Australia could have been like.
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We really enjoyed Uluru. It should be noted that the visit is quick and not for the landscapes. We go there for its history and its unique shape in the world.
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Curtin Springs
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The Curtin Springs campsite offers a range of options for visitors near Uluru.