It is located near and intimately associated with the Kata Tjuta, or Mount Olga, and Lake Amadeus, a large salt lake that often dries up because of the region's immense heat.
It is located near and intimately associated with the Kata Tjuta, or Mount Olga, and Lake Amadeus, a large salt lake that often dries up because of the region's immense heat. Ernest Giles was the first European to spot it, and William Gosse named it for a patron a year later. It now belongs to the Anangu people, who believe that the area under it is hollow and has great significance to the Dreamtime. Also known as Uluru, FTP, name this landmark of the Northern Territory made of arkosic sandstone, a big rock in the middle of Australia.
It is located near and intimately associated with the Kata Tjuta, or Mount Olga, and Lake Amadeus, a large salt lake that often dries up because of the region's immense heat.
{Ayers} Rock (or {Uluru} before mentioned)