Introduction to Uluru: Uluru is also called Ayers Rock. The former is the Aboriginal name for this huge rock, and the latter is another name given to it after the arrival of white people. Uluru is a huge single rock, about 3 kilometers long, 2 kilometers wide, 350 meters high, and nearly 10 kilometers in circumference. Uluru that can be seen from the ground is just the tip of the iceberg. A larger part of it is hidden under the surface, about 6 kilometers deep, and the part that is exposed on the ground is already the largest single body in the world. rock. The most important thing is that this red boulder has experienced hundreds of millions of years of ups and downs in the desert area of ​​the Red Center. It is the most unique natural landscape in Australia.