But you can also fly over Uluru in either a hot air balloon or a helicopter.

你也可以乘坐热气球或直升机飞越。

Many visitors to Australia want to see the Outback and visit Uluru, also called Ayers Rock.

许多到澳大利亚的游客都想前往内陆参观，也称为艾尔斯岩。

Aboriginal land owners have decided to stop tourists from climbing one of Australia's most famous landmarks Uluru from 2019.

澳大利亚土著土地所有者决定从2019年开始禁止游客攀爬澳洲一个最著名的地标建筑。

Number nine is the Monolith of Uluru.

第九名巨石。

Uluru is one of the UNESCO World Heritage sites, standing at 1,142 feet high it's taller than the Eiffel Tower.

联合国教科文组织世界遗产之一，它高1142英尺，比埃菲尔铁塔还高。

So my visit to Uluru quickly became not about me but about connecting with the place.

因此，我对的访问很快变得不关于我，而关于与这个地方的联系。

Another natural wonder can be found in the heart of the continent, Uluru, a sacred rock formation that stands 1,100 feet tall.

另一个自然奇观位于非洲大陆中心的，这一块高达1100英尺的神圣岩石。

Last year, I went to Uluru in Central Australia, which is this massive rock that towers over the desert.

去年， 我去了澳大利亚中部的，这一块耸立在沙漠上的巨石。

But this week after heavy rains poured throughout northern Australia for nearly a week, this incredible and rare footage emerged of waterfalls at Uluru.

但这周，澳大利亚北部的暴雨已经持续了近一周，这瀑布不可思议的罕见镜头。

There are particular spots in Uluru that you cannot photograph professionally, because they are culturally sensitive, equivalent to sacred scripture to Anangu.

有一些特殊的地方你不能专业拍摄，因为它们对文化敏感， 相当于阿南古的神圣经文。

Yes. First of all, I spent about four and a half months in Australia. I suppose the most amazing place I went to there was Uluru.

好。首先，我在澳大利亚呆了四个半月。我去过的最神奇的地方。

At least 35 people have died here since climbing started in the 1950s' but only a lucky few people have been able to visit Uluru recently.

自20世纪50年代开始攀登以来，已经有至少35人死亡，但最近只有少数幸运的人能够参观。

9 Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park Deep in the heart of the Red Centre of Australia You can find Uluru One of the most photographed natural wonders in the country.

9 -卡塔丘塔国家公园 (Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park) 位于澳大利亚红土中心的深处 您可以找到 (Uluru-Kata Tjuta) 国家公园 澳大利亚最受拍照关注的自然奇观之一。

The Uluru is considered an inselberg, or island mountain, in that it's a giant mass of sandstone climbing over 348 meters into the sky but is somehow surrounded by flat lowlands in every direction.

被认为一座岛山，那一个巨大的砂岩，离地348米高，但四面八方却被低地神奇环绕着。

Stacy McGregor (ph) who works for a local tour country posted these images to our Facebook and told CNN that he's lived and worked in Uluru for over four years and he's never seen waterfalls or rain like this.

在当地从事旅游工作的Stacy McGregor在我们的Facebook上发布了这些图片，并告诉CNN他在生活和工作了四年多，他从未见过这样的瀑布或雨水。