The Red Centre, Australia, Northern Territory - Uluru (Ayers Rock), Kata Tjuta (Olgas), King Canyon+

This video showcases the Red Centre's most popular visitor locations including Uluru, Kata Tjuta, Kings Canyon, the MacDonnell Ranges (Simpsons Gap, Glen Helen Gorge, Ormiston Gorge) The Devils Marbles, Gosse Bluff Crater, and Finke Gorge National Park. Discover Australia's extraordinary landscape of desert plains, weathered mountain ranges, rocky gorges as well as some of Australia's most significant cultural sites.
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[@user-ye7zx9pl5n]

Amazing!!! Unbelivebel!!! Divinely!!! Thank you sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo. This your movies brought me back to life!!!

[@IntotheWildFilms]

Thank you, this feedback warms my heart. Wishing you all the best for 2023, stay safe, cheers Phil

[@chichibond]

Thank you again for reminding me of the beauty and spiritual power of the Red Center. Was there in 2003 and the vortexes there changed my life.....blessings.

[@IntotheWildFilms]

Thank you for watching and taking the time to let us know about your time in this magical part of our country. Cheers Phil

[@alissaburge6375]

Every heat in the summer and it gets very spectacular lightning storms in the Australia’s Northern Territory and the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National park was a beautiful place to be in the Red Centre. Lightning storms are fun to watch by the resort in Yulara a township in Uluru Ayers Rock is the aboriginal meaning of the howling dingoes and also crying and weeping where were Ayers Rock Resort stay. Lightning storms had produced a lot of the lightning strikes and heavy rain falling. I loved to the lightning storms in the area of Yulara by the resort stay in Ayers Rock.

[@IntotheWildFilms]

Thanks for sharing your story Alissa, you may also enjoy my Rain on Uluru video th-cam.com/video/fkdyBPk3IEg/w-d-xo.html filmed during a desert rain event in 2015. Thanks for watching, stay safe, cheers Phil.

[@jimmtheballs]

More great footage. And more places I'd never heard of before. I would love to quit work, pack up my stuff and head back home and explore all over our great country.

[@IntotheWildFilms]

Thanks again Jim, I can honestly say that the Red Centre completely exceeded my expectations. What you see in these films doesnt compare to the majesty of standing below the behemoth Uluru or being completely in awe as you look out over Kata Tjuta, Kings Canyon or any part of the MacDonnell Ranges. It is well worth even a short trip, it is so good for the soul. Stay safe buddy, all the best Phil

[@kaleidoscopeon]

Beautiful!

[@IntotheWildFilms]

Cheers buddy, all the best. Phil

[@cadillaceldorado1771]

Grazie per farmi rivedere questi luoghi spirituali che ho visitato anni fa. 🇦🇺🇮🇹❤️❤️❤️

[@IntotheWildFilms]

Piacere mio, ci piacerebbe riaverti di nuovo un giorno. Stai al sicuro e tutto il meglio. Phil

[@murimuri4208]

Wonderful video, just what we need during this lock down time. thanks so much for sharing. As before I know I will watch more than once. xx

[@IntotheWildFilms]

Thanks for watching Muri Muri, its always lovely to hear from you. Stay safe and thanks for the kind feedback. Cheers Phil

[@selvamartaperalta8321]

MAGNÍFICAS VISTAS, ACOMPAÑADAS DE UNA MÚSICA BELLÍSIMA, QUE COMPLETA LA EMOCION QUE TANTA BELLEZA PRODUCE.

[@IntotheWildFilms]

Gracias por ver, me alegra que hayas disfrutado el video. Mantente a salvo, saludos Phil

[@chrizzo283]

spent 3 days there in 2018 and it changed my life. Thanks for bringing back these memories

[@IntotheWildFilms]

So happy you enjoyed our video, the Red Centre and Uluru are truly remarkable places. Thanks so much for watching. Stay safe, Cheers Phil

[@annastaziammary600]

But how? Is the place spiritual?

[@twoflyinghats]

@@annastaziammary600 Yes, it certainly is, for everyone, not just the local Aboriginal people.

[@oxFortyEight]

Brilliant footage mate. Thank you for all the effort you put into making these videos.

[@IntotheWildFilms]

Thanks Matt, my pleasure mate glad you enjoyed it. All the best buddy, cheers Phil

[@inspirationadventure197]

Absolutely beautiful.

[@IntotheWildFilms]

Thanks guys much appreciated. Cheers Phil

[@grof5768]

OMG

[@budawang77]

Wonderful.

[@IntotheWildFilms]

Thanks Ben, cheers mate

[@at4cs]

[@user-vs2dx3ze4z]

What are the times when there are no tourists And the place is free from people

[@IntotheWildFilms]

We spent a fair bit of time around Uluru early in the day and late in the afternoon and there weren't too many tourists. Most tourists busses / groups will be there in the middle of the day and also at the viewing platforms to watch sunrise and / or sunset.

[@user-vs2dx3ze4z]

Thank you Into the Wild Films