The giant monolith in Australia’s Red Centre will be ... There are other ways to view the rock too — follow the Uluru base walk, a 10-kilometer journey on a flat dirt path that can be ...

For millennia, Uluru was a holy place, the land where Aborigines believed the shapers of the world walked. Europeans exploring the center of Australia “discovered” the rock in the 1870s.

She likened the Uluru controversy to a furor ... Grant Hunt, chief executive of Ayres Rock Resort operator Voyages Indigenous Tourism Australia, dismissed predictions of a significant decline ...

For years, visitors to Uluru — Australia's iconic sandstone rock — have been greeted with a trail to the top and a sign with a simple request: "Please don't climb." Climbing the rock is ...

ULURU, Australia (AP) — Nature seemed to be siding ... Rangers warned hundreds of anxious tourists who gathered at the base of the iconic rock before dawn that they would miss their last ...

Visit Uluru National Park early to avoid the heat. Uluru, formerly known as Ayers Rock, is one of the most iconic natural landmarks in Australia. Rising from the red sands of the Northern ...

NPR's Alex Chadwick takes a National Geographic Radio Expedition to Uluru, the great natural wonder in Australia ... some foreign visitors climb the rock. Walking the pathway is considered ...

Is it the biggest rock in Australia? That's debatable, according to Mr Cayley. "In the inselberg department, Mt Buffalo is way, way larger than Mt Augustus plus Uluru combined," he says.

Uluru was temporarily also known as Ayers Rock, but in 1985 it reverted to ... owned and operated by Voyages Indigenous Tourism Australia. You can choose from a range of places to stay, and ...