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Ayers rock | Rock and no roll, it is dangerous |
Uluru is almost the at the centre of the Australian continent. 2300km from Brisbane, 2100km from Sydney, 1900km from Melbourne, 1300km from Adelaide, 1600km from Perth and 1450km from Darwin. |
|  | Kata Tjuta National Park Kata Tjuta National Park
Besides Uluru, the park is known for a grouping of rock domes found about 50km from the famous monolith, known as Kata Tjutu, or the Olgas. The domes at Kata Tjuta are made of conglomerate rock. The tallest is about 546 m (1,791 ft) high.
The group consists of more than 30 red rocks, with the highest point being the 1,072 meter (3,516 ft) high Mount Olga. |
| | Uluru and Kata Uluru and Kata Tjuta have been an important focus of the spiritual life of the region's Aborigines for thousands of years. Aboriginal rock paintings cover the walls of many of the caves of Uluru. Both sites also figure in Aboriginal legend. |
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elpariente Mon Sep 1, 2008 21:21 UTC
Your photos and tips are very good and interesting | vtveen Thu Dec 7, 2006 21:13 UTC
Nice pics, but I really think you shouldn't encourage people to climb Uluru. Suppose you know the Aborigines don't want people to climb their sacred land. | volopolo Sat Oct 14, 2006 20:03 UTC
lovely page! Nikos | daddygila Thu Oct 6, 2005 00:51 UTC
Spectacular!!! I must visit Australia someday.. |
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