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This is the room where Yunluo and An Qingju live - room 28:

Full of mystery. www.biquge.info At this moment, everyone is staring intently, holding their breath, lest the beautiful scenery be fleeting. The incense is intertwined with the sinking sunset, the hazy boulders, and the rough red clay under the feet, and people drink in, freezing everything in front of them in an indelible memory.

The last touch of ruddy on the horizon was also drawn, and the sky was hung with stars. Sitting on the bus, the laughter and laughter disappeared, as if everyone was still immersed in the day's observations, and when they woke up, the car had arrived at Alice Springs, and the clock had passed 12 midnight.

The land in the Uluru-Alpark National Park, where the Uluru Rock and Kata Tjuta Rock are located, is now owned by the local Aboriginal people. After countless years of hard work and negotiations, in 1985, the then Governor of Australia gave the land to the local Aboriginal people – the Yankunytjatjara and the Jatjajara people – and in return the land was leased to the federal government for 99 years (the same time that Kowloon and the New Territories of Yunluo and An Ching Ju were originally leased to the British), and the national park is now managed by local Aboriginal and white peoples, with white people as chairman of the board and local Aboriginal people as vice-chairmen.

It was late to get back to L–Caravanpark yesterday and didn't take pictures. Wake up early this morning and take a picture of this hotel:

Situated at the intersection of the StuartHighway and the Rhighway to Uluru and the Valley of the Kings (also known as the Valley of the Kings), this hotel has extensive parking. There is a parking lot outside the window of Yunluo and An Qingju's room, just in front of Yunluo and An Qingju's window, a pickup truck was parked last night, and when Yunluo and An Qingju got up early this morning, this pickup truck has already driven away, so diligent Australian:

The big tour bus from Alice Springs arrived, and Yunluo and An Qingju took this car to visit Katatjuta (Olags Boulder) today

and Uluru (Uluru is the name given to the rock by the local Aboriginal people). Its English name is K Els Rock), this big car is driven by 2 drivers and guides. The tour guide was very conscientious, almost non-stop with wheels and mouths along the way, and the language was very humorous. From time to time, everyone laughed, Yunluo really didn't know where they came from so many words, but unfortunately because their accents were too heavy, and they were all using local slang and vernacular, Yunluo didn't understand what they said:

Yunluo and An Qingju didn't go to the end, and when they saw the exit of the canyon, Yunluo and An Qingju walked back, because the map showed that the road was cut off only when they reached the exit of the canyon. And the tour guide only gave Yunluo and An Qingju half an hour to walk this way (Yunluo and An Qingju rushed back in time, but the latest guest was rushed back in about 45 minutes).

Yunluo found that not only a long time ago, the common people of Huaguo would think that taking pictures of people would take people's souls away. It will bring inexplicable disasters to people, and foreign indigenous peoples will have the same taboo, that row is not facing cultural relics, but only facing some explanation boards, for example, Yunluo wants to take a picture of the temperature of the day and the sunrise and sunset time displayed on the billboard. Or shoot in the courtyard inside and be told no! Yunluo can only take a few photos when the management is not paying attention.

The color of Uluru boulder at dusk. As the sun sets, there will be a strange change (but this change is very fast, only about 5 minutes, especially in the upper half is still red, and the lower half is already purple, only 1 or 2 minutes, so be sure to seize the opportunity to take pictures and don't miss this spectacular and magical time.

1 Yunluo found that travel agencies in the Northern Territory (including Alice Springs and Darwin) would bring ice water in a thermos bucket on their tour buses, and Yunluo and An Qingju could go and fill the water bottles that Yunluo and An Qingju had drunk at any time. So as long as Yunluo and An Qingju bring the bottle, it's okay, don't worry about the water will run out of water for Yunluo and An Qingju to drink,

2Please note that there are no toilets on the tour trail at Uluru Rock, so you can only use the toilet here after you have a convenient toilet next to the Uluru Aboriginal Cultural Information Center.

3 The color of the Uluru boulder at twilight will change strangely as the sun sets, but this change is very fast, only about 5 minutes, especially in the upper half is still red, and the lower half is already purple time, only 1 or 2 minutes, so be sure to seize the opportunity to take pictures and don't miss this spectacular and magical moment.

1 morning at ErldundaRoadhouse (Erldundadesertoaks) buy a postcard (photo of katatjuta): , about 8 yuan,

2 On the way back to the springs, I bought a bottle (small bottle) of Coke when I passed by Erldunda Roadhouse (Erldundadesertoaks), and the price was about 31 yuan! It's really expensive, in, you can buy it for only 4 yuan at most!

This morning I slept comfortably during a rare lazy sleep during my trip to Australia, and slept very comfortably, but the consequence of sleeping lazy was that the free breakfast provided in the hotel only ate a tail, although the breakfast in the hotel was not very good, but, for this kind of backpacker hostel, the price also included free breakfast, which is really rare, although their room prices are so expensive, but, this is also a discount, At the same time, the hostel is touted as having the advantages of their hostel over other backpacker hostels (after all, most backpacker hostels do not include breakfast).

Under the giant frangipani tree in the hotel's courtyard and on a log table by the pool, Yunluo and An Qingju ate milk and juice, fruit and bread they had bought at the local supermarket the night before

Frangipani has been seen in many parts of the world, however, never seen such a large frangipani tree:

A few foreigners chatting by the pool - this hotel is mainly occupied by some young people from other cities in Australia, after all, July and August is the winter in Australia, Australia's major cities and population settlements are in the south, it is still quite cold, Yunluo and An Qingju came from Adelaide before, it was still hailing, and it is also a school holiday, there are many young students who come here for vacation, and live in this kind of backpackerlodge (backpacker hotel), After all, compared to other hotels in Darwin, it is still cheap and good, and all three meals can be used here for free to use the hotel's gas stove to burn, Yunluo has seen a big boy who looks like a student cook on the gas stove in the kitchen.

Then Yunluo and An Qingju set off, went to the waterfront west of Darwin city center, came out of the lodge where Yunluo and An Qingju lived, and walked fifty or sixty meters north along the main street of Dawin, which is the intersection with Dalyst, (a few hundred meters east from this interchange, which is the northernmost end of the famous Sturt Highway (Sturthighway) that runs north and south of the Australian continent) Yunluo and An Qingju walked west from this intersection and walked about fifty meters. On the west coast of Darwin, there is a wide green belt facing the beach - Ialpark (Two Hundred Years Park), with a variety of small attractions, observation decks, monuments and other tourist facilities.

View from the seaside green space - ialpark (bicentennial park) near the entrance to Dalyst:

The north side of the seaside at this entrance is a tourist facility that allows tourists to feed the fish, tourists can stand barefoot on the beach and feed the small fish that swim up with the tide, but this is open according to the different tide times of the day, because Yunluo and An Qingju start relatively late, it is almost 12:25 here, so it is very okay, you can't go in:

This kind of bird with a curved beak can be seen everywhere in Australia, its name is ibis (crested ibis bird) (is the origin of the name of the budget hotel chain brand "ibis" belonging to the French Accor ACCOR group), the name of this bird, or later Yunluo and An Qingju saw on the sign in the Royal Botanic Gardens in Sydney:

Continue to the south, hoping to walk to the famous breakwater (Stokeshillwharf) on the south coast of Darwin City to see the sea, and at the same time, you can also visit the famous Darwin International Convention Centre (R), but after walking to the end, I found that this is still a construction site, and a large seaside shopping and leisure center is being built, so now there are no other facilities here except for a large boat dock in operation, so Yunluo and An Qingju found that there is no way after walking to this boat dock, can only go back, fortunately the city itself is not big, and after walking back, it comes to a fork in the road. (To be continued)

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