A ban on climbing Uluru is finally about to begin, ending a controversial chapter of Australia's history. The scarring from millions of pairs of feet scrambling up the rock for decades will take a long time to erode, possibly hundreds of years or even longer. | SBS News

Rain at Uluru! Many visitors enjoy Uluru and Kata Tjuta’s rich reds and bright oranges at sunrise and sunset. But only a few are lucky enough to experience Uluru with waterfalls, or witness the red rock’s massive ridges disappearing behind cloud. Earlier this week, a thick white cloud descended on Uluru, and it stayed misty and foggy all night long. The sky is now its usual bright blue, but the fog brought some much needed moisture and a cool change. Visitors, the community, rangers and local wi

Are you ready to explore Australia’s spiritual heartland? Watch how to get the best of Uluru from sunrise to sunset, with magical, adventure-filled experiences. | Explore Uluru