Ayers Rock Sunset View
Point Of Interest
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Ayers Rock Road, Northern Territory
Description
This is the place to take the quintessential Uluru photo. As the sun sinks behind you, the rock transforms from pinkish hues to a fluorescent orange and deep shades of red.
The sky also displays a varied palette of colours, with the rock surrounded by delicate baby blues and bright pinks. If you visit during the full moon, you are likely to see the moon rising next to Uluru around sunset.
Alternatively, you can visit this area at dawn to capture the rock silhouetted against the rising sun.
To capture an uninterrupted shot of Uluru, drive to the very end of the carpark and put your tripod near the fence in the wide sandy area (youll want to arrive early to get a good spot). This is also the perfect place to film a sunset time-lapse video.
Pets are not permitted.
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Location
Lat: -25.334522 Lng: 131.004072
User Reviews
Sneddon85
Absolutely worth it. It get in early as we arrived at 5 pm and took the last car space @spidervan_adventures
Wandering Glampers
What a sight!! One of the bucket list spots you must see. We parked at the end of the carpark. Get there atleast a hour before sunset to get a spot. Ig. Wanderingglampers
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Cottagecruisers
Great spectacle and always impressive. Remember to stay 10 mins after sunset to see the full range of colours Arrived virtually at sunset and still some parks available