Spanning 500 million years of time, recording historical changes, and tracing colourful cultures. If you come to Australia, you would regret not visiting the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. Think there’s only desert and rocks here? Today, we’ll take you through the super fun things to do (plus tours) in Uluru for everyone. In fact, there are so many fun things to do!
Visit Kata Tjuta National Park
Visiting Uluru National Park is an incredible experience and it provides an opportunity to explore the rich cultural heritage of the indigenous peoples of Australia.
The signs located around Uluru provides visitors insights into the stories and traditions that have been passed down through generations. The National Park is also home to some of the most beautiful scenery in the world.
You can get your pass from the official website https://parksaustralia.gov.au/uluru/
Experience the Spectacular Field of Light
The Field of Light at Uluru is a light installation that offers a unique experience for visitors. Thousands of colourful lights that are spread out across the vast expanse of the installation are truly mesmerising and create a striking visual effect against the backdrop of Uluru. As darkness falls, the display becomes even more impressive, with the changing colours and lights adding to the view.
If you are interested in experiencing the Field of Light, make sure you check out our other post – Field of Light – The Spectacular Light Show at Uluru National Park
See the Sunrise or Sunset
The sunset viewing area at Uluru offers an amazing view of Uluru as the sun sets. The viewing area is easily accessible and has plenty of parking which makes it a convenient spot for your to enjoy the sunset.
Make sure you arrive at least 45 minutes before the sun sets. This will allow you to find the perfect spot to set up chairs and tables and enjoy a drink while taking in the stunning view.
Kata Tjuta and Uluru Sunset Tour Duration: 4-5 hours
Take a camel ride
Uluru Camel Tours offer a wonderful experience. The camel trek around the dunes is a great way to explore the landscape and take in the stunning views of Kata Tjuta. The camels are well-trained and the process is explained in detail to ensure you feel safe and comfortable throughout the tour.
The tour guides are also very knowledgeable and energetic which makes the tour a fun and educational experience. Whether it’s your first time on a camel or you are an experienced rider, Uluru Camel Tours is definitely something you should check out!
You can book your camel ride tour on http://ulurucameltours.com.au/
Scenic flight over Uluru
A scenic flight over Uluru and Kata Tjuta is an amazing way to experience the breathtaking landscapes of the Australian outback from a unique viewpoint. Usually lasting between 30 to 60 minutes, these flights provide an aerial view of Uluru, Kata Tjuta and the surrounding area. Passengers can appreciate the scale and beauty of the formations, as well as the striking colours of the desert sands, which are particularly impressive from the air.
Related post: check out our recommended 2 or 3 days itinerary
Kings Canyon Day Tour
A challenging self-challenge tour, a must for hiking enthusiasts! Climb and hike between the steep cliffs of Kings Canyon, or choose a gentle walk in the riverbed. Immerse yourself in the vastness of the wilderness. After exercising, head to the local rest station for a delicious meal and have the opportunity to see Connor Mountain and Lake Amadeus Salt Lake from a distance.
Uluru Photography and Stargazing Tour
The clear sky of Uluru is really a must-see for stargazing. You can see the beautiful Milky Way at a glance! There are also dedicated star guides who use laser pointers to explain various constellations and stars!! You can also use high-powered telescopes to observe star clusters and the moon and take photos of the brilliant Milky Way!
Uluru-Mala Cultural Walk
Follow the footsteps of indigenous cultures and explore the deep and fiery stone walls of the cliff canyons. If it rains, you can also see a spectacular rock waterfall at Kantju Gorge~ The itinerary is moderately intense and is perfect for a family to relax.
Additional Tips
The Uluru region has a large temperature difference and strong sunlight. Remember to prepare sunscreen, insect repellent, and warm clothing!
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