Uluru, also known as Ayers Rock, is located in the Northern Territory, Australia. It is 863 metres tall, which is 539 metres taller than the Eiffel Tower and 566 metres taller than
Travel tips and advice for Uluru: Climbing is banned in 2019, so here's what visitors can see and do instead
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Northern Territory – Australia - Territory True: Uluru is BIG! At an impressive 348 metres (1,141 feet), Uluru is taller than any building in Australia and many global icons. | Facebook
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Fire-induced rock spalling as a mechanism of weathering responsible for flared slope and inselberg development | Nature Communications
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Singapore Airlines - Did you know the Uluru (Ayers Rock) is much, much taller in reality? Witness this massive and natural structure with your very own eyes when you make a trip
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