- Height~348 m
- UNESCO1987/1994
- Park passRequired
- Nearest hubAyers Rock (AYQ)
- DestinationAustralia
Uluru rises about 348 m above the desert and is sacred to the Anangu traditional owners. Climbing has been banned since 2019; instead walk the 10.6 km base walk, watch sunrise and sunset from the viewing areas, and hike the Valley of the Winds at Kata Tjuta. Flights land at Ayers Rock Airport, a short drive from Yulara.
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