Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park expands across around 327,414 acres of Australian desert. One of the most iconic rock formation is Ayres Rock (now known as Ulura). This beautiful rock is approximately 348 metres above the red desert sand and is made up of arkosic sandstone which gives it that vibrant red colour.

Another iconic rock in the National Park is the Kata Tjuta. Often underestimated, the 36 domed headed rock offers beautiful sunsets and sunrises, as the rich red hues lights up when the sun hits it. This rock is 198 metres higher than the Uluru.