Uluru Imperial Valley + Wilderness Starlight Jinghua 4-day tour

Day 1 Arrive at Uluru Airport and transfer to hotel. After lunch at your own expense, head to UluruKata Tjuta National Park. Kata Tjuta covers an area of 40 square kilometres and is made up of 36 domed stones of various sizes and heights. This is the most sacred place for Anangu men, and Anangu women are forbidden to come here. Stop at the observation deck on the way to enjoy panoramic and close-up views of Kata Tjuta. Afterwards, head to the Walpa Gorge for a one-hour hike. Along the canyon of Kata Tjuta's two highest peaks, discover the ancient history, discover the vibrant plants in the canyon, and experience the magic of nature against the backdrop of blue sky and white clouds, green trees and red soil. Afterwards, head to the Uluru Sunset Viewing Area to find a vantage point to enjoy the most spectacular Uluru sunset while sipping champagne snacks. As the sun sets, the sun's rays hit the Uluru rocks at different times and angles to create an unpredictable array of colours and glows that will last a lifetime. Return to the resort after dark. Day 2 Before sunrise, depart from Ayers Rock Resort and head to the Valley of the Kings, stopping at the Kings Creek Rest Stop on the way, where you can purchase a hot drink or breakfast at your own expense to get ready to climb the Valley of the Kings. Afterwards, arrive at Watarka National Park, where the Valley of the Kings is located, and listen to the instructions of the guide and safety instructions, and then start the exploration tour of the summit of the Valley of the Kings. Along the ridge, you can admire the steep rocks, deep canyons, spiraling ladders, descend to the Garden of Eden, known as the desert oasis, and then return to the parking lot from the other side of the canyon, the journey is 3.5/4 hours. (You need to wear comfortable and lightweight hiking shoes or travel shoes, and it is recommended that people with "three highs" and physical discomfort do not participate). Alternatively, you can opt for a relaxing riverbed hike that explores the lush canyon bed with a 1-hour roundtrip. Proceed to the Kings Valley Resort for lunch (at your own expense) before heading back to Uluru, passing by a viewing deck overlooking Mt. Conner and the salt lake. Finally, return to Ayers Rock Resort. Special note: From November to March of the following year, if the temperature in the Valley of the Kings reaches 36 degrees, Watarka National Park has stipulated that the north shore of the Valley of the Kings is closed for the safety of tourists, and only the south shore can be hiked 2 hours. Day 3 Before sunrise, follow your guide to the Uluru Sunrise Viewing Area to enjoy the Uluru sunrise. After using up our hot tea, coffee and canapés, walk up to the Sunrise Observation Platform to witness the first rays of the sun on the Uluru Rock (weather conditions may apply). Once the sun has fully risen, your guide will lead you on a one-hour cultural walking tour of Uluru. Along the Kuniya trail you can admire the rock paintings of the Aboriginal people, see the Mutitjulu waterhole that the Aboriginal people have relied on for thousands of years, learn about the local characteristic plants, hear the traditional stories of the Aboriginal people, and much more. At the end of the hike, drive around Uluru Rock and enjoy the views from different angles. Finally, head to the Ulurukata Tjuta Cultural Centre to learn about the culture and lifestyle of the Anangu people, visit the Maruku handicraft workshop, and have the opportunity to witness unique artworks created by Aboriginal artists on site. Afterwards, return to the resort. Day 4 Free & easy. Before sunrise, you can join the must-do recommendation: K. Camel Sunrise Tour ($129, 2.5.) hrs), then return to the resort for breakfast by helicopter at L.'s own expense ($150/15 mins, $245/ 25 mins) overlooking the Ururu and Kata Tjuta boulders, as well as the unique wonders of the Australian Red Mainland. Check out at 10am and transfer to the airport