Uluru National Park

Awesome

Absolutely amazing. Way better than any expectations we had before visiting. A very special place.

Incredible views of Uluru, lovely drive around the rock plus the carparks for the walks. Toilets in some places but not all, need a parks pass to get in. Roads can be flooded if there's been heavy rain.

It was an amazing adventure driving to Uluru , asphalt road all the way . So much to see on the way . But do not travel at night because of the kangaroos ! You do not want to hit any . I’d go next week again if I could

Not worth the effort. Overpriced. Everything worth seeing is behind fences. No longer allowed to climb. A five hour road trip from Alice Springs and then five hours return. You have to be keen.

Uluru is a truly breathtaking natural landmark that is an absolute must-visit for anyone visiting Australia. The massive sandstone formation rises dramatically from the surrounding desert landscape, and its unique shape and color change dramatically with the movement of the sun. The area around Uluru is rich in cultural significance, with many different trails and sites that offer a glimpse into the local indigenous history and traditions. The staff at the park are knowledgeable and friendly, and there are plenty of opportunities for visitors to experience the area, whether through guided tours, cultural walks, or simply by taking in the scenery. Whether you're a nature lover, a history buff, or simply looking for an unforgettable experience, I highly recommend a visit to Uluru.

Amazing place. Great sunsets. Nice walk around the rock. Great free culture walk at 10 am at Marla. Spend lots of time exploring this amazing place.

Everything is over priced, you really gotta be keen to come to see a rockI suggest doing a helicopter tour or fixed wing aeroplane, and sunset dinner bbq a must.