Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park - UNESCO World Heritage Site
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 มิ.ย. 2024
- Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park is a famous and awe-inspiring UNESCO World Heritage Site located in central Australia. Formerly known as Ayer's Rock, Uluru is an enormous red sandstone monolith that rises 348m above the surrounding desert, while nearby Kata Tjuta is a similar domed sandstone rock formation. Uluru is an icon of Australia, and genuinely one of the most impressive World Heritage Sites I've ever visited. But it's not just spectacular, it's also a Mixed World Heritage Site, as it's sacred to the local Anangu indigenous people. Come along as we explore both the incredible beauty of Uluru-Kata Tjuta, and its rich cultural heritage as well!
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Have you visited this magnificent symbol of Australia? What did you think?
Great story Joel! I learned quite a lot from this that I didn't know. You covered it from several different angles. Great job!
Thanks, glad you enjoyed! Thanks for watching 👍
Every summer gets the spectacular lightning storms in Uluru - Kata Tjuṯa and please be careful of the cloud to ground lightning strikes. Lightning is very dangerous but it is beautiful to watch in the sky when it rains with the heavy dark clouds. There are so many of the cloud to ground lightning strikes in the Uluru - Kata Tjuṯa and it is so awesome to watch the lightning storms during the summer monsoon season November to February and into March. I love to watch the spectacular lightning storms in in the Australia’s Northern Territory.
thank you very much for helping me find out how to pronounce this national park, it really helped me on my presentation of Australia
Gonna visit in the future lol, and thx for informative resources
You're welcome, hope you make it one day - it's fantastic! Thanks for watching 👍
Such a well done video, thank you. I will be going in March and will definitely go to Kata Tjuta.
Hi, Awesome video! I loved it. I would love to see the Country name [Uluru-Kata National Park (country name)]. Please use a Boya mic it will give you freedom to use both of your hands, as I saw you are holding the headphone on one hand. Will be waiting for more videos like this!
can someone please tell me how different groups of people value this site differently
I’m actually so so gutted that you can no longer walk up there :( how close are you allowed to get though? (Like can you see the rock art?)
I'm fine with it, personally - Uluru belongs to the traditional owners, and they don't want people clambering all over it which is absolutely fair enough. I don't think the climb really adds that much to the experience (after all, you can't see much of it while you're on it!), and there's plenty of other fantastic things to do in the area. You can get super close to it in many places, essentially touching distance, and there's several walks dedicated specifically to seeing rock art.
Ins't 348 meters already enough to be considered a hill?
Yep, it definitely is, though I don't think most people consider it a "hill". Mainly because it's a huge single rock that sticks up from below the ground
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I’m a tour guide out here in the park and just fyi a lot of your videos of Uluṟu you have filmed sensitive sites that the Aṉangu have asked us not to take photos of or film ❤
You look beautiful please marry me
🤣 I'm already married, sorry!
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