Are you ready to explore Australia’s spiritual heartland? Watch how to get the best of Uluru from sunrise to sunset, with magical, adventure-filled experiences. | Explore Uluru

2.8K views · 103 reactions | Is this the most incredible sunrise in Australia? We might be a little biased, but we think so! Save these tips to catch the best sunrise in Ulur̲u: ➡️ Find out what time sunrise is at and arrive at least 30 minutes before ➡️ Head to the Ulur̲u Sunrise Viewing area for incredible views ➡️ Bring a warm drink (and depending on the time of year, a few layers of clothing) and enjoy! : @moysoutdoors #ExploreUluru | Explore Uluru | Facebook

37K views · 1K reactions | A once-in-a-lifetime experience - Field of Light Uluru. Be mesmerised by an art installation of 50,000 glass spheres that bloom as darkness falls over Australia's spiritual heartland. | Explore Uluru | Facebook

Breaking: an ancient story lights up the night sky at Explore Uluru ✨ Introducing Wintjiri Wiṟu (meaning a 'beautiful view out to the horizon' in the local Aṉangu language), this one-of-a-kind experience combines ancient Aṉangu storytelling with state-of-the-art drone and laser light technology. As custodians of the land, Aṉangu hold the Mala story from Kaḻṯukatjara (Docker River) to #Uluṟu. To share their story, RAMUS designed and produced an artistic platform using drones, light and sound to c

5.7K views · 381 reactions | Watch the moody desert sky as it races over Uluru in this mesmerising time-lapse. No matter how many pictures you see or stories you hear, your Uluru experience will be full of surprises and go beyond expectations.  Pure Dynamix Photography | Explore Uluru | Facebook

7.3K views · 236 reactions | We dare you to find a more spectacular sunset. This Uluru sunset was captured on camera a week ago. : Joydip Roy | ABC Darwin | Facebook

8.2K views · 409 reactions | Martin Au Photography | Explore Uluru Sunset timelapse at #Uluru. Thousands upon thousands of people travel from around the world each year to witness this very phenomenon. The striking orange-red hue colour of everyone's favourite rock is due to surface oxidation of its iron content. Have you done it? | Northern Territory – Australia | Facebook