Uluru, a Giant Rock
Uluru Rock, or Ayer’s Rock, is a solitary rock formation in Australia’s heart. It holds the remarkable title of being the largest monolith on Earth. Additionally, it carries profound significance for the local Aboriginal tribe, the Pitjantjatjara, who refer to it as Anangu.
Uluru holds immense historical importance and has been duly acknowledged as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It has also gained widespread recognition as a prominent tourist attraction owing to its iconic status.