Uluru & The Northern Territory
Australia
The landscape is starkly beautiful and renowned for its chameleon-like quality as it changes colour many times between dawn and dusk
At the centre of this ancient landscape is the extraordinary natural wonder of Uluru (also known as Ayer’s Rock). To the west, the equally impressive Kata Tjuta is a spectacular collection of 36 weathered red domes separated by narrow valleys.
Original Travel can arrange exploration of this desert scenery and the dynamic ecology that exists in this harsh and barren environment, or to discover the cultural relationship between the aboriginals and the surrounding land - their medicines, music, customs, legends and art that have adapted to suit this arid environment.
The so-called ‘Top End’ of Australia is home to huge quantities of wildlife and impressive bird life across thousands of square miles of national parks – including the magnificent Kakadu National Park - criss-crossed by waterways, spectacular gorges and valleys. In Kakadu’s neighbouring Arnhem Land there is also a labyrinth of caves and rock overhangs with rock paintings that date back and estimated 50,000 years.
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