Journey to the big rock in the desert: Uluru

This trip will be perfect if you want an ultimate escape to the Australian Outback.

There are a range of things to do in the Australian Outback, and for a specific place, or Uluru, there are already numerous things you can do there.

This icon is a world famous tourist attraction on many people's bucket lists. They're not wrong. Uluru is a truly captivating attraction. Situated in the middle of Australia, the immense rock is isolated, appealing to a lot of people, locals and tourists alike.

There is a wide span of attractions that we could do, but we have listed some that you may want to check out the most.

1.Walking the base.

Walking the base may seem like a boring an ordinary thing, but it is actually very interesting. Even in the desert, it is blooming with life, plants blooming, contrasting against the red hue of the scenery perfectly around the landscape of Uluru, adding another layer of colour and life. At sunrise and sunset, going out there is also recommended, as the sun moves across the sky, causing the rock to change into beautiful colours. However, be careful of the temperature. It can actually reach below minus zero degrees out there! Visiting the landscape besides the rock structure is also recommended, as there is not only the attraction of the history and the terrain of the rock structure, as captivating as it can be.

2.Taking a tour.

Uluru has a deep history, and you may not understand it or may not be able to figure out to to visit the history. Not to worry, countless tours are offered to show the history and the landscape of the place around Uluru. This way, your tour will organise a tour suited to what you want, and you can visit Uluru and its history, knowingly understanding the history of the location while also smoothly travelling to the see the sights. A recommendation is the silent night tour, where you can walk around lights in peace and in silence, enjoying the present, not dwelling on the past or worrying about the future. With no light pollution, you can also look up at the stars and see the intricate and alluring patterns and twinkling of the stars. At day, taking a helicopter flight and flying all over the dusty red soiled outback is also recommended.

3.Camel rides

One of the many tours, this tour should deserve a special mention. You will be able to go high above what you usually see, riding on a live camel, spotting the wildlife and the plants, while yet again admiring the terrain and environment of Uluru from a whole new perspective. The steady thump of the camel walking and the secure handle you can hold will put you at ease as you can look around and experience an unique feeling of riding an animal, built to survive in the desert and having a higher view.

So, if your looking for the ultimate Australian Outback encounter and experience, this is the perfect choice that will fit all of your needs.