330km from Alice Spring and 280km away from Ayers Rock, Kings Canyon is a uniquely stunning and original site, in the middle of the incredible bush in Australia's Red Centre.
330km from Alice Spring and 280km away from Ayers Rock, Kings Canyon is a uniquely stunning and original site, in the middle of the incredible bush in Australia's Red Centre.
My suggestion
You have to visit at 5:30am to avoid heat waves At midday, when the temperatures soar to 50°C, the rangers are obliged to prohibit access to the Canyon.
Sophie Liger
Seasoned Traveller
5
The Australian Grand Canyon and a must-see!
My suggestion
If you're heading to Uluru, don't miss out Kings Canyon - you won't regret it!
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