Kata Tjuta / Mount Olga

The hiking path is called "Valley of the Wind", reminiscent of Miyazaki's famous cartoon "Valley of the Wind". In fact, Miyazaki's inspiration is precisely from this section of Stonehenge in Kata Tjuta. The Valley of the Wind on the Red Land of Australia's Northern Territory, The splendor and silence of the desert will impress people. ​

The entire Uluru-Katachuta National Park is worth visiting! The rocky landscapes in both places are very shocking, and it is indeed one of the must-see attractions in life! What should I say? Come and praise the great nature together! Remember to protect our beautiful blue planet from time to time!

In this country park, most people (mainly foreigners) drive by themselves, and there are some tourists brought by travel agencies. Even if you come by yourself, do not drive, the park will arrange tours every day with free guides and explanations. For example, a day trip to Uluru and Katachuta, and some other wild hiking projects. Unconsciously, it was more than 5 o'clock, and we had a gallop to Katachuta, about 40 kilometers away. Because it is evening, there are very few people going there, and there are very few cars. I am also afraid that it will be too late to get lost. It will really be called every day, and the ground will not work! No signal, navigation does not work. So all the way, speed limit 110 road, I mostly spent the time at 140. I rushed to the Katachuta (a bunch of big stones) near, quickly took a few photos and went back to the house. The next day we will go to the big stone to watch the sunrise, take some photos by the way. My wife wanted to sleep more, so I drove on the road with the stars and went straight to the big stone. Since the ticket bought the first day was valid for 3 days, it was enough to show the ticket at the door. Many cars along the way go in that direction, because there are observation decks in all directions of the big stone, but some are watching the sunset, some are watching the sunrise. There are many people who go to see the sunrise. I can not only take pictures of Ululu, but also overlook Katachuta.

Katachuta ( Kata Tjuta) also known as Mt Olga or Mt Olga, is located about 30 kilometers west of Uluru, inland Australia with high clouds, wide views and thorough air. Although the two boulders are more than 30 kilometers apart, they seem to be in front of you. Katachuta is 200 metres above Ayers Rock and consists of 36 beautifully shaped and distinctive red weathered sandstone domes.

The native native language of the country means "land of the bulls", which is the best illustration of the strange and extraordinary rock formations. The Oga Mountains are nearly 546 meters high, the highest peak on the ground in the desert.