Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park is home to our nation's real and proverbial heart – Uluru, but that's not the only spectacular thing you'll find here. Located on the ancient and deeply sacred lands of the Anagu people, this national park is steeped in ancient stories and powerful spiritual significance that have been alive for over 65,000 years. Whether you're going to see one of Australia's most famous landmarks, wandering through the magenta cliffs of Kata Tjuta (also known as The Olgas), or strolling, bike riding or hiking through the multicoloured desert wilderness, you'll be filled up with a wordless wonder that you'll never forget.
Distance from major city: 5.5-hour drive from Alice Springs
Best time to visit: during the cooler months from May to September
Entry fees: park passes start at $38 per adult for three days
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