【Solo Travel】Uluru.

A college student spent a week alone at Uluru, and here are my honest thoughts. First of all, I'm glad I went. I spent over 100,000 yen, but it's one of those places worth visiting in your lifetime that money can't buy. Standing on the vast land, you realize how wide the world is. The week I spent at Uluru was unforgettable. There's a world here that you haven't seen yet. Here are some tips for those planning to visit: - Don't join a tour → If you're in a group of two or more, rent a car; if you're alone, I recommend taking the bus. - The sunset is more beautiful at Kata Tjuta → The sun sets in the direction of Kata Tjuta. - Look down often → You'll see lizards, birds you've never seen before, and insects different from those in Japan. There are various creatures to observe. - 3 days and 2 nights is ideal → Uluru-Kata Tjuta, Kings Canyon. There's nothing else. - If you're on a budget, bring simple cooking utensils → Groceries aren't that expensive if you buy them at the supermarket, but the kitchen lacks cooking utensils (knife, cutting board, fork). Follow these tips and just enjoy yourself. Have the best vacation ever.