Episode 4: Uluru

The stops each day on The Ghan take you to some of the most iconic Australian landmarks in the outback. In this episode, I’ll take you up close to the most famous of them all – Uluru.

Written by Michael Turtle

Michael Turtle is the founder of Time Travel Turtle. A journalist for more than 20 years, he's been travelling the world since 2011.

Michael Turtle is the founder of Time Travel Turtle and has been travelling full time for a decade.

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The stops each day on The Ghan take you to some of the most iconic Australian landmarks in the outback. In this episode, I’ll take you up close to Uluru.

To get there, we’ll take a scenic flight for about an hour from Alice Springs over some stunning red desert.

Once we reach the rock, our guide will show us a side of Uluru that you don’t expect – and we’ll hear about the local indigenous heritage.

It’s a very special place and getting up close to it is something you don’t forget quickly.

Listen to the episode here:

Next episode… how do feed 300 people on a train for four days?

I’ll take you into the kitchen and behind the scenes of the food service on the train.

 

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