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Which time of the year is Uluru most popular?

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Which time of the year is Uluru most popular?

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The time of the year where Uluru is most popular is around August and September. This is because it is labelled the best time to visit Uluru. It makes a good balance of temperatures and daylight hours and the temperatures aren’t too bad at 28C as the maximum and 10C as the minimum.
https://www.experienceoz.com.au/en/best-time-of-year-to-visit-uluru

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How many tourists visit Uluru each year?

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How many tourists visit Uluru each year?

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Over 270, 000 tourists visited Uluru last financial year which was a rise of 14, 604 visitors.This has raised 6%.
https://www.environment.gov.au/minister/birmingham/2014/mr20140910.html

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Are there any aboriginal paintings on Uluru?

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Are there any aboriginal paintings on Uluru?

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These are some aboriginal paintings on Uluru.
https://www.google.com.au/search?q=aboriginal+paintings+on+uluru&safe=strict&espv=2&biw=1366&bih=613&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjo_rHurJ3SAhUBVZQKHcp9BPIQ_AUIBigB#imgrc=bf8pWJkvRQSZjM:

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What does Uluru mean to the Aboriginals?

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What does Uluru mean to the Aboriginals?

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Uluru allows the aboriginal to speak with their ancestors.The rocks features contain many petroglyphs that tell stories of the ancestors. Certain rock outcroppings represent ancestral spirits, and the Aboriginal believe that by touching the rocks they can communicate with dream time and receive blessings from their ancestors.
http://uluru-australia.com/about-uluru/aboriginal-uluru-dreamtime/

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The Pitjantjatjara people are sacred to Uluru. They are a tribe that live there.
http://uluru-australia.com/about-uluru/uluru-and-aboriginal-culture/

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The reason for Uluru’s colour because of the rusty coatings on the sand grains (a reddish colour).
http://creation.com/ayers-rock

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Uluru slowly overtime formed completely in the past 250 million years but slowly changed from erosion.
http://creation.com/ayers-rock

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Uluru formed 550 million years ago  from sand eroding from the

Peterman Ranges. 50 million years after later it had compressed into

sandstone by the sea’s weight

(which eventually disappeared).

100 million years after that

geological events caused the

sandstone to tilt 90 degrees, leaving Uluru.
http://uluru-australia.com/about-ayers-rock/weather-and-climate-at-ayers-rock/

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Uluru is close to 3 major towns. It is close to 2 hours away from  2 capital cities, Adelaide (South  Australia) and Darwin (Northern  Territory). However, it’s closest town is Alice Spring which is about 40 minutes away.
http://www.uluru.com/UluruClimate.html

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 What is the weather and temperature like at Uluru and around it?

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 What is the weather and temperature like at Uluru and around it?

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The weather and temperatures at Uluru in summer are around 38C and in winter 20C. There is only around 308mm of rain a year.
http://uluru-australia.com/about-ayers-rock/weather-and-climate-at-ayers-rock/

https://www.reference.com/science/uluru-formed-f4d1aff3cc9c774c

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Where is Uluru located on      on a map?

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Where is Uluru located on      on a map?

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Uluru is located near Alice

Springs (Northern Territory)

and closer towards the centre of    Australia.
http://www.crystalinks.com/ayersrock.html