This is a beautiful walk allowing you to get close up to early cave sites. The walking is easy and takes you through a sacred area where you are asked not to photograph.
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This is a beautiful walk allowing you to get close up to early cave sites. The walking is easy and takes you through a sacred area where you are asked not to photograph.
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The Mala walk is an easy walk following part of the base of Uluru. The Uluru express bus will drop you off at the carpark ( which has toilet facilities) from your hotel or the cultural centre if you are so inclined, otherwise walk the Liru walk to Mala walk from the cultural centre.The walk itself is about 2Km return...
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It made me so sad to see the white line in the rock from where tourists have been treading, and metal poles stuck into this sacred site. The sign at the base says, "please don't climb". I talked to more than one local person who said that tourists are gong to the bathroom on the top of the rock- do...
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A gentle and special tour. Opened our minds to what Uluru is about. Thank you
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was short enjoyed base walk more! was interesting though
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This is the only walk that I am aware of that is free and involves the base walk. It was definitely worth attending.
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Nice short walk, easy to go, other perspective of the Uluru... we really enjoyed it...
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Our guide, Martha was both very knowledgeable on local indigenous culture, and humorous as well. It was an easy walk with many stops, suited for all levels of fitness. It lasted about two hours and was free of cost. I would definitely recommend.
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Not a strenuous walk - all fitness levels are suited to this
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Most trees and plants are labeled. You can see where and how the Aborigines stayed and did their activities to honor nature and have their meeting in this huge natural conference center from 30,000 years ago.
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