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Ayers Rock, in the middle of Australia, is the country's iconic natural attraction.
Any trip through the inland areas of central Australia will usually entail a stop at this massive sandstone monolith that stands 350m above the surrounding desert terrain.
The rock, also known as Uluru, sits in a national park in the southeast corner of the Northern Territory.
The nearest town of any size is Alice Springs, which is 500kms away by road.
Using Ayers Rock hotels as a base provides travellers with the opportunity to avoid the sizzling midday heat and climb the monolith early in the morning, though the Anangu discourage visitors from climbing this sandstone rock which is considered sacred by them.
Most of the accommodation options are close to Lassetser Highway-Route 4.
There also campsites and backpacker hostels for people travelling overland.
Traditional pubs and eateries are nearby.
As well as the steep walk up Ayers Rock, there is a less arduous, but longer, trek that circumnavigates the base.
Most visitors to this remote district also travel to the inimitable domed rocks at Kata Tjuta, 25kms away.
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District: Yulara
Luxurious, pagoda tents, surrounded by the Anangu land with glamorous uninterrupted views of Uluru, a special place for desert lovers
Superb9.0
(457 reviews)
District: Yulara
Partially covered by shade sails, sets in the Red Centre, a convenient gateway to the Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park, has beautiful Aboriginal art design rooms
Good7.2
(850 reviews)
District: Yulara
Peaceful, perfect poperty set amidst the large gardens, natural, flowers sourouding, a short walk from the Olgas and large sandstone Ayer's Rock and offers generous, pleasantly furnished with a high class service and amenities rooms
Good7.1
(1,173 reviews)
District: Yulara
Nestled in a sheltered environment, amidst native trees and verdant gardens, this hotel is only minutes away from the main hub of the resort area.
Pleasant6.7
(190 reviews)
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Introduction to Ayers Rock, Australia
Ayers Rock, in the middle of Australia, is the country's iconic natural attraction.Any trip through the inland areas of central Australia will usually entail a stop at this massive sandstone monolith that stands 350m above the surrounding desert terrain.
The rock, also known as Uluru, sits in a national park in the southeast corner of the Northern Territory.
The nearest town of any size is Alice Springs, which is 500kms away by road.
Using Ayers Rock hotels as a base provides travellers with the opportunity to avoid the sizzling midday heat and climb the monolith early in the morning, though the Anangu discourage visitors from climbing this sandstone rock which is considered sacred by them.
Most of the accommodation options are close to Lassetser Highway-Route 4.
There also campsites and backpacker hostels for people travelling overland.
Traditional pubs and eateries are nearby.
As well as the steep walk up Ayers Rock, there is a less arduous, but longer, trek that circumnavigates the base.
Most visitors to this remote district also travel to the inimitable domed rocks at Kata Tjuta, 25kms away.
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