📍Uluru

At Uluru, I rented a car from Ayers Rock Airport 🚙 There is a free shuttle bus to and from the resort, but other than that, you can only take a tour bus or a rental car 💸 . Day 1 09:30 Arrive at the airport, rent a car 10:30 Walk at Ayers Rock It was the rainy season so we went to see the water hole! It took about an hour to walk there and back like a turtle 🐢 12:00 Lunch at Ayers Rock Resort 14:30 Kata Tjuta Valley of the Winds Hike It took about an hour and a half to reach the finish line while taking photos 🕑 19:00 Dinner alone at Ilkari I liked it so much that I went again the next day lol If anything, I recommend going at night! 20:05 Field of Lights Departure One Tour only. Please note that you can only go on the day if you cancel and the trip will be cancelled if the weather is bad⚠️By the way, the departure time changes depending on the time of sunset, so it's not always 8pm🙅🏻♀️ . Day 2 5:30 Watching the sunrise at Ayers Rock Usually, you can see Ayers Rock gradually turning red, but it was cloudy and you couldn't see anything😂It seems difficult unless it's the dry season 10:00 Head to the airport. Return the rental car If you go over 24 hours, it costs 2 days' worth of money, so I went to the airport 3 hours early lol . Well, it was a whirlwind trip, but we saw quite a lot! If I come again, I'd like to come in the dry season, stay at Longitude 131, participate in Sounds of Silence, and feel like a celebrity. Lol #MyTravelItinerary #100TravelStyles #Australia