Things to do in Yulara

No. 14 of Night Attractions in Australia

Uluru

Uluru is located in the red earth outback of the Northern Territory, Australia, and is an iconic natural landmark within the national park. It is a massive sandstone formation that rises from the surrounding relatively flat desert plains, with the rock mass rising approx. 348 m above the ground and a base circumference of approx. 9.4 km. The rock surface features distinct grooves, cracks, steep walls, and depressions, and as the light changes, it displays different hues such as red, orange-red, and brownish-red. The surrounding area is characterized by red earth, sparse shrubs, drought-tolerant plants, and an open desert landscape. Visitors can enjoy the color changes of the rock at sunrise and sunset from designated viewing points, or hike along the open trails around the rock to observe the rock walls, caves, rock art, and seasonal waterholes.

No. 2 of Night Attractions in Northern Territory

Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park

Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park is located in the Northern Territory of Australia's red soil center. Most of the tourists who come here come with a group tour, the purpose is to come to see the big stone - Uluru Ayers Rock. . Uluru is the largest monolithic monolith in the world, formed 600 million years ago. The overall color of the rock is ochre red, the smooth surface shimmers under the sun, and it pierces the sky in the vast desert of nothingness, which is both spectacular and mysterious. The color of the rock changes over time, showing incredible power. Kata Tjuta, which means "many heads", is located about 40 kilometers west of Uluru and is made up of 36 domed rocks. Like Uluru, Kata Tjuta also changes colors depending on the sun's rays. Yulara is a service community of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, similar to a resort, located just north of the park, about 20 kilometers from Uluru and about 53 kilometers from Kata Tjuta, is well known for exploring this area. A closer base for attractions. Yulara is also where accommodation, food and other services are provided.

Field of Light Uluru

As darkness falls and Uluru is thrown into silhouette, Field of Light illuminates. As far as the eye can see, gentle rhythms of colour light up the desert. Created by internationally celebrated artist Bruce Munro, the critically acclaimed, award-winning Field of Light Uluru is aptly named Tili Wiru Tjuta Nyakunytjaku - ‘looking at lots of beautiful lights' in local Pitjantjatjara. One of Munro's large installations, it is overwhelming in scale – covering more than seven football fields – and invites immersion in a fantasy garden of 50,000 spindles of light, the stems breathing and swaying through a sympathetic desert spectrum of ochre, deep violet, blue and gentle white.

Ayers Rock Campground

Uluṟu Car Sunset Viewing Area

Uluru Camel Tours

乌鲁鲁骆驼之旅的故事 1998 – 2011年 乌鲁鲁骆驼之旅由北领地旅游业先驱尼克·斯梅尔 (Nick Smail) 和米歇尔·斯梅尔 (Michelle Smail) 于1998年创立. 在成功运营这座骆驼农场七年后, 他们于2005年7月将公司出售给原住民企业Wana Ungkunytja. Wana Ungkunytja运营了该农场六年, 但由于该公司由位于北方约460公里处的爱丽丝泉进行管理, 且缺乏骆驼养殖的专业技术, 农场经营并不顺利, 业务难以维持. 新主人 2011年3月1日, 业务易主. 新主人迅速为农场注入新的活力, 首要任务是对随农场一同转让的12头骆驼进行养护和恢复. 他们花费了大量时间和精力, 为迎接游客做好了充分准备. 克里斯 (Chris) 为农场带来了12头训练有素的役用骆驼, 毕生的骆驼养殖经验, 以及极大的热情和积极性. 该业务从2011年时每天仅运营三次游览的小规模, 发展成为澳大利亚大的骆驼农场, 如今每天提供五次游览. 农场开放时间 骆驼农场每日开放, 入场免费. 4月1日至10月31日: 上午9:00 – 下午3:00 11月1日至3月31日: 上午9:00 – 下午12:30 (圣诞节和元旦休息)

Uluṟu Coach Sunset Viewing Area

Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa Cultural Centre

At the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Center, visitors can learn about Indigenous culture and appreciate Indigenous handicrafts. The center features fascinating exhibits and videos that provide a deeper insight into Indigenous life. Visitors can also join a ranger-guided walk to about 10 locations at the base of Uluru to experience the Mala Walk cultural tour.

Sunrise Journeys (pre-booked access only)

Sounds of Silence (pre-booked access only)