Uluṟu Base Walk circuit

Before visiting Uluru I thought "It's just a big rock" but when I got there I was proven wrong. There are new impressions around every corner and Uluru gives the impression that it is made of pure solid rock, although the surface looks "scaly". Where pieces of rock have broken off, you often see a honeycomb structure, similar to Emmental cheese, sometimes almost like a brain. But the nature at Uluru is also impressive and now in October it was very green and blooming. There were also water holes. By the way, I would recommend starting early, taking plenty to drink with you and a mosquito net is also a good idea to keep the mosquitoes away, which don't bite but are terribly annoying. There is little shade on the circular route and no place to stop for refreshments (except at the cultural center).

If anyone has the opportunity to visit Uluru, then go there immediately. A very impressive and energetic nature experience at its finest 😀

awesome... Today we went to the absolute landmark of Australia, to the Uluru or Ayers Rock. A massive sandstone monolith in the arid Red Center of Australia's Northern Territory. Uluru is considered sacred by the Australian Aborigines. According to estimates, the rock giant was formed around 550 million years ago. It is located in Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. At 35 degrees, with 1.5 liters of water and in Crocs, I circumnavigated this holy mountain. I will not forget this experience.