In the heart of Australia’s Red Centre near Uluru, it’s difficult to find somewhere to refuel and rest. Enter the Kings […]
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September
2016
Mutitjulu Waterhole discovering Ayers Rock’s hidden gems
Uluru may be in a vast desert, but there are secret waterholes waiting for you to visit! Australia has many […]
11
August
2016
Kings Canyon: Following the trails of Watarrka National Park
The enchanting landscape of Australia’s Northern Territory is a vast mosaic of colours. Watarrka National Park Towards the south-west corner […]
4
August
2016
The Incredible Changing Colours of Ayers Rock at Sunrise and Sunset
You’ve heard of rainbow fish, rainbow cakes and rainbow candles, but what about rainbow rocks? Uluru (previously Ayers Rock) is […]
28
July
2016
The Natural and Cultural Wonder of the Devils Marbles
If you’re driving from Darwin and Alice Springs, you’re likely to stumble across a geographical wonder. Karlu Karlu/Devils Marbles are […]
18
May
2016
Seeing the Milky Way Uluru
There is no better place to stargaze than the Australian outback. Well away from urbanisation and light pollution, the skies […]
9
March
2016
The Art and Culture of the Anangu People
The Anangu people live in the areas surrounding Uluru, Australia’s most iconic landmark. They harbour one of the oldest living […]
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February
2016
The Wild and Windy Scenes of Walpa Gorge
Walpa Gorge is a not to be missed when you venture into the Red Centre. The landscape surrounding Uluru is […]
11
February
2016
Curtin Springs Cattle Station at Uluru
Uluru is surrounded by a barren backdrop, characterised by bright red sands, tufts of sporadic greenery, and a flat, rocky […]
18
August
2015
The Culture and Heritage of the Pitjantjatjara in Central Australia
The importance of central Australia to the local Indigenous communities cannot be denied. They hold significant importance to local Indigenous […]