Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, Northern Territory
Rising over the sun-kissed terrains of Tjuta National Park, the entire region has been considered sacred among the Pitjantjatjara Aboriginal tribe. For thousands of years, these plains have been the ceremonial ground for tribal festivals, a tradition that is kept alive until the present day.
Known as a true Aussie outback, the monolith of Uluru is an iconic site, sided by the barren beauty of a red-hued desert.
Sunset and sunrise viewing platforms are popular among the photographers here; the slanting light and the red hue of the desert change color in every minute from golden, to russet, to burgundy, maroon, and all the hues in between.