Ayers Rock

A large single rock, a lone one, was visible from afar, in the flat red earth. Rented a car to the Ayres Rock, the sky was thicker, and the colors of the big stones were different in the shimmering light.

In fact, the most recommended place for everyone in this place is the light show at night, but we unfortunately missed it when we didn't have time. During the day, the truth seems to be the same, a little bit.

As soon as I could see the rock flying into Connellan Airport, I knew this was going to be worth my while. My only critique is although they provide free transportation from the airport to the resort, you have to figure out your own way to the national park, which is 20km away.

The Red Clay Centre of the Northern Territory, Uluru, Australia. Kata Tjuta means "many heads" in the local aboriginal language. This round and convex boulder looks like a head from a distance. The second look out is Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind (Love), which is also the location of Hayao Miyazaki's film "Nausicaa" ​

Arrive at Uluru's ticket office at one noon. After buying tickets at the entrance (tickets are 25 yuan per person, children under 12 years old are free), go straight to Uluru Rock. After walking for several kilometers around Uluru Rock, I saw the largest single rock in the world up close and drove to another nearby attraction, Katja Tjuta Valley. The walking tour lasts for nearly 2 hours. At 5 o'clock in the afternoon, we will return to the Uluru Rock Attraction Service Center to rest, and we will wait until 7 o'clock in the afternoon to take the sunset at Sunset. Ayers Rock photo location, sunrise- sunrise. This is where the sunrise shines. Sunset- sunset. This is the place to take the sunset. The sun is behind you when you take the photo. Uluru/Ayers Rock (UIuru) is one of the 50 most famous scenic spots in the world, and it is also Australia’s only cultural and natural world heritage. It is 348 meters high and has a circumference of 9.4 kilometers. The red boulder regarded as the holy stone by the aborigines is also the largest single rock in the world. It is like a huge red heart standing in the center of the vast red clay. As the sun changes every day, this boulder will change different magical colors, especially The Ayers Rock at sunrise or sunset is beautiful and sacred, exuding incredible power. This kind of sunset trip can be said to be the most elegant and relaxing. During the short tens of minutes of sunset, the appearance of Ayers Rock changes every moment, from red, orange, yellow, purple, Blue and gray did not lose their luster until the afterglow of the sun completely disappeared. But my camera can only shoot a few colors.

We took a three-and-a-half-hour flight from Sydney to Ayers Rock Airport. We rented a car directly at the airport and went to Emu Walk Apartments at the Yulara Visitor Center. The airport is 7.5 kilometers away from the Visitor Center. It used to be very convenient. However, Going to Uluru, if you don't follow the group and have no car, it is absolutely impossible! We went there for 4 days. After arriving in the afternoon on the first day, we checked into the hotel and went to see the sunset view of Ayers Rock in the evening; the second day went to the Valley of the Kings and walked 14 kilometers; the third day around Ayers Rock Take a lap and walk the 7.4 kilometers of the Valley of the Winds, one of the most challenging and worthwhile jungle trekking routes in the park. The Valley of the Winds is the two hiking trails of Kata Tjuta. One of the hiking routes, the other is the Walpa Gorge trail in the Walpa Gorge. In the evening, I went to Kata Tjuta Viewing Area for viewing. I walked 18 kilometers in one day; the fourth day Uluru Sunrise Viewing Area After viewing the Uluru Sunrise Viewing Area, I will visit the Aboriginal Museum. In the afternoon, I will fly to Adelaide via Melbourne. The 4-day Uluru itinerary is full, and of course I have a lot of fun! Picture 1: Now leave a shadow in front of the big rock; Picture 2-5: Different colors of Ayers Rock and the sky at different times of sunset; Picture 6: Ayers Rock postcard made by a little girl; Picture 7-8: Traveling around Part of the boulder photographed by Ayers Rock; Figure 9: Boulders from different angles taken by the Uluru Sunrise Viewing Area in Uluru Sunrise Viewing Area; Picture 10: Ayers Rock taken from the sky.

Uluru is in central Australia, and the famous Ayers Rock is here. It is one of the symbols of Australia. In the middle of an endless wilderness, a huge rock like a big mountain stands there. His whole body is red, which is very incredible. Entering here, there are also many relics of ancient human activities, with exquisite murals and excavated caves, which are worth visiting.