Visiting Uluru

If you are thinking of making the journey to witness the incredible red rock Uluru in person, here are some facts you should know before you leave. Thousands of (VISIT) to Australia go to see Uluru. Uluru is located west of the Simpson Desert 335 km southwest of Alice Springs. While some people believe it to be the largest monolith in the world, this title is (ACTUAL) held by Mount Augustus in Western Australia.
Uluru is known to undergo a series of colour changes. These can be just subtle (DIFFER) when it rains.
However, the view undergoes amazing (TRANSFORM) when caught by the spectacular sunset rays. This is so partially because the surface of Uluru is full of (USUAL) caves and holes due to millions of years of erosion.
Uluru is a sacred site to the indigenous people of the area, and guides (COURAGE) tourists from climbing the rock.