907K views · 6.8K reactions | Why do lots of Australians and tourists still want to climb Uluru when it's considered sacred to the Anangu Aboriginal people? (This video includes indigenous people who sadly died after it was completed. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that the video contains images and voices of people who have died.) | BBC World Service | Facebook

Welcome to the always magical and ever so sacred Uluru ❤️ Come and hear the stories from local Anangu guides, whose ancestors have lived in Visit Central Australia’s Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park for tens of thousands of years. You can walk or cycle around this huge landform in Northern Territory – Australia or for a hefty dose of Red Centre magic, view it from above on a scenic flight with Ayers Rock Helicopters, Professional Helicopter Services, or Ayers Rock Scenic Flights For something diff

445 reactions · 68 shares | Australia’s iconic landmark filled with ancient culture, stunning sunsets and incredible starry night skies, Uluru has left thousands of travellers in awe. When is it your turn to experience Uluru? | Explore Uluru | Facebook