Uluru 2-Night 3-Day Package Tour: Journey to the Center of the Earth

The navel of the earth, the center of the world
Uluru 2 nights 3 days tour!

Uluru is located in the center of Australia and is called the belly button of the earth. Did you know that Uluru is actually a huge rock? It is said that the original large mountains were eroded away and only the solid parts remained. It is 348m high and has a circumference of 9.4km, and it is said to boast the largest rock in the world.

Travel to Uluru, which is difficult to visit individually, with a guide who has a lot of local information for 2 nights and 3 days. It is a small tour, so you can spend your time leisurely compared to general tours. Try the Uluru Sunset Tour, where the colors change more than 3,000 times depending on the sunrise and sunset, the Kata Tjuta Tour, the Uluru Sunrise, Field of Light, and Town Square Tour, and listen to detailed explanations.

It's convenient because it includes hotel accommodation and round-trip airport shuttle! Go to Uluru to see the scenery you can't see in Korea.

Uluru in various colors

Uluru, which boasts a variety of colors, is popular as a place where the colors change depending on the height of the sun.

As Uluru boasts a long history, there are many murals that show the lives of the indigenous people in every corner. Before watching the sunset, take a walk around the foot of Uluru and follow in their footsteps. The local guide will explain the murals, the history of Uluru, and the sacred sites that can be found in this area in an easy and detailed manner.

After an informative walk, spend a fantastic time watching the sunset and drinking sparkling wine at Uluru, famous for its red glow when the sun rises and sets!

Multiple Heads, Kata Tjuta

Kata Tjuta is called Olgas, which means many heads in the language of the indigenous people. It is a place with 36 dome-shaped rock formations, and many people enjoy trekking there.

Walk along the Wolpa Canyon and admire the 36 massive rock domes. This magnificent landscape, sculpted over 5 million years, is a sacred place for the Aboriginal people and a sacred place for the Anangu people. Feel the energy of nature as you walk between the massive rocks. During the summer season from December to March, there is no hiking and the tour is mainly driven by car. Visit the South Dune Lookout, Western Lookout and Great Central Road Drive! If the Kata Tjuta Dome Tour is sold out, it will be automatically replaced with the Kata Tjuta Sunset Tour.

Field of Light Show

This is a must-see course in Uluru, Australia!

Here is your chance to see the Field of Light show by world-renowned light artist Bruce Munro. This eco-friendly event uses solar power to light up the night sky with over 50,000 light bulbs, making it a feast for the eyes. Watching the sunrise after the light show will make your trip to Uluru even more memorable!

Free time guaranteed!

On the last day of your trip, you can spend your time freely. You can relax at the resort, or for those who are wondering where to go, I will introduce some recommended places!

Town Square is where markets are held to sell unique artworks by the Aboriginal people. In Town Square, where you can feel their culture, you can not only appreciate the artworks but also learn how to throw boomerangs and spears. You can also watch the Aboriginal people play the didgeridoo, a traditional instrument, and learn how to dance by participating in the performance.

Learn how Aboriginal people have hunted and gathered bush food for thousands of years, and watch fun cooking demonstrations using flavorful topaks that you can make at home.

Take the resort's shuttle for a leisurely visit to Town Square .