We drove back to our resort. I did the driving again. Again it was an experience driving through the near empty roads with the desert all around. As you get closer to the resort, Uluru becomes visible and it looks totally different in the morning sunlight. We exited the National Park for the last...
We drove back to our resort. I did the driving again. Again it was an experience driving through the near empty roads with the desert all around. As you get closer to the resort, Uluru becomes visible and it looks totally different in the morning sunlight. We exited the National Park for the last...
We drove back to our resort. I did the driving again. Again it was an experience driving through the near empty roads with the desert all around. As you get closer to the resort, Uluru becomes visible and it looks totally different in the morning sunlight. We exited the National Park for the last...
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We had opted for Wintjiri Wiru, which is a sponsored event conducted by the Tourism department. Basically, they take you to a viewing point near Uluru, give you nice food and wine and you can enjoy the sunset. Once darkness falls, there will be a drone show about the dream stories of the Indigenous...
We had opted for Wintjiri Wiru, which is a sponsored event conducted by the Tourism department. Basically, they take you to a viewing point near Uluru, give you nice food and wine and you can enjoy the sunset. Once darkness falls, there will be a drone show about the dream stories of the Indigenous...
D4 dawned. This was the day that we were supposed to travel to Uluru. There are 2 ways in which you can travel to Uluru from Sydney. The sensible way is to take a flight to the Ayers Rock Airport which is 3 hours 15 minutes from Sydney. If you are feeling adventurous and have lots of time to burn,...
D4 dawned. This was the day that we were supposed to travel to Uluru. There are 2 ways in which you can travel to Uluru from Sydney. The sensible way is to take a flight to the Ayers Rock Airport which is 3 hours 15 minutes from Sydney. If you are feeling adventurous and have lots of time to burn,...