Kata Tjuṯa Dunes Viewing Area, Northern Territory, Australia
Donovan Callaghan
Donovan Callaghan www.photosforgood.com.au
Kata Tjuṯa Dunes Viewing Area, Northern Territory, Australia
Arthur Gebhard
Arthur Gebhard
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Australia Kata Tjuṯa Dunes Viewing Area, Northern Territory

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The Kata Tjuṯa Dunes Viewing Area in the Kata Tjuṯa National Park is a great place for telelens photos of the Kata Tjuṯa (The Olgas) or Uluru (Ayers Rock), especially during sunrise.

Photography Tips

You are 25 km away so bring your telelens and ideally a tripod if you want to photograph a panorama from this distance.

Travel Information

Plenty of parking at the spot but it can get very crowded at sunrise and sunset with buses lining up.
Spot Type Outdoor
Crowd Factor Lots of people
Best Timing Sunrise in fall
Sunrise & Sunset 05:52 - 19:38 | current local time: 17:05
Photo Themes Panoramic View rock formation Sunrise
Locations Uluru Northern Territory Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park Kata Tjuta Central Australia The Olgas

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