The Uluru is Australia's best-known natural landmark. This island mountain rises 348 m above the landscape. The Uluru is culturally significant and subject to special taboos for the original inhabitants of the territory, the Anangu Aborigines. Today, they also organize guided walking tours, where you can learn more about the flora, fauna and traditional bush food of the area as well as the Dreamtime stories.

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Dina

September 7, 2017

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As you can see the rails are still there to climb and when weather conditions are good you can go legally and climb on top. However aboriginals kindly ask you to respect the place and their tradition by not climbing but enjoying it's beauty fro the ground. If you wish to know more please visit the nearby aboriginal red center! The rock is spectacular around. I am sure the view from top is cool too but mostly just selfish for a selfie and a pano shot. You can do both at Kings Canyon or Kata Tjuta ;)

Eric 🖖

February 5, 2020

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Well, now climbing has become superfluous. Fortunately, because it was quite an excess ... and not entirely harmless

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