Tourism in Australia.



Actually, as in Australia where to go if you do not walk in the desert? Here are local travel agency brought back camels and actively want to drive in all of its 7 large and 3 small desert, the more that there is to see that, and even wonder why there are such in the deserts of other continents do not.



The symbol of Australia are the two giant monolith Uluru (Ayers Rock) and Kata Tjuta. Uluru - huge monolith rounded shape made of red sandstone, its length Bole 9 km, height 340 meters. At the base of the monolith, there are numerous grottos and caves with rock paintings of the people Anyang. At 30 kilometers west of Uluru Kata Tjuta is an array. It consists of 36 standing next to monoliths, the tallest of which rises to a height of five hundred meters. Surrounding on all sides by the monoliths landscapes - it's sandy plains and low fixed dunes. On the sands of the desert grow acacia and oak.
At the national park is located Uatarrka Kings Canyon. The rocks from which the complex canyon are more than 440 million years. At the bottom of the canyon are preserved relict rainforest. Some species in these forests grew in the days of dinosaurs.
The main form of organization of hiking through the deserts of Australia - a multi-day expedition, accompanied by professional guides and caravans of camels loaded with everything necessary for travelers. Tourists themselves are small backpacks with different small things and photographic equipment. Accommodation is organized in tents, usually in the same locations used for cooking burners. Tourists prepare meals on their own, but vyuchat caravan of camels and lead only to employees of travel agencies. In fact, it's just multi-day trips that do not require any skills from the participants of camp life in the desert. Organized and conducted these expeditions all year round, but, of course, most of the sightseeing trips accounted for the Australian winter, autumn and spring. Most of the tourists, trips to the deserts of Australia, are the Europeans, mainly from Britain, Scandinavia and Germany.

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