You can't climb Uluru any more

Uluru

@youless (114117)

Guangzhou, China

October 27, 2019 1:19am CST

Uluru is a famous tourism spot from The Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park in Australia. Now you can't climb it any more after 26 October 2019. I think there must be other interesting spots in this national park. Although we can't climb it any more, but we can still take a photo for it far away

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@thelme55 (79311)

• Germany

27 Oct 19

Why can't you climb it anymore?

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@youless (114117)

• Guangzhou, China

28 Oct 19

I think the main reason is to protect it.

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@JohnRoberts (109841)

• Los Angeles, California

27 Oct 19

Because the indigenous people don't want people climbing it anymore.

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@thelme55 (79311)

• Germany

27 Oct 19

@JohnRoberts that´s good.

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@LadyDuck (502251)

• Italy

27 Oct 19

I know that this place is sacred to the Pitjantjatjara Anangu, the Aboriginal people of the area. It is a shame that tourists do not respect the sacred places of the native people.

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@youless (114117)

• Guangzhou, China

28 Oct 19

And some tourists die when they climb it. I guess it is an extra reason.

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@LadyDuck (502251)

• Italy

28 Oct 19

@youless This is what I call "Karma".

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@ptrikha_2 (49753)

• India

27 Oct 19

So we cannot climb it after 26th October due to the more hot weather? Or due to some other reasons?

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@youless (114117)

• Guangzhou, China

28 Oct 19

I think the main reason is to protect it and it also can avoid some people die when they climb it.

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@jstory07 (148731)

• Roseburg, Oregon

27 Oct 19

How come you can not climb it anymore.

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@youless (114117)

• Guangzhou, China

28 Oct 19

I think they want to protect this precious spot.

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@jstory07 (148731)

• Roseburg, Oregon

28 Oct 19

@youless That makes sense.

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@JohnRoberts (109841)

• Los Angeles, California

27 Oct 19

So now it is just look at a distance site.

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@youless (114117)

• Guangzhou, China

28 Oct 19

I think it is alright, too. After all, it is not easy to climb it.

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@ilocosboy (45155)

• Philippines

27 Oct 19

How I wish to climb that one day he he.

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@youless (114117)

• Guangzhou, China

28 Oct 19

This is not suitable for me as climbing it is not easy at all.

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@yanzalong (19091)

• Indonesia

1 Nov 19

Absolutely, youless.

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@youless (114117)

• Guangzhou, China

1 Nov 19

Thanks for your response.

@TiarasOceanView (70020)

• United States

29 Oct 19

Oh they are preserving it

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@youless (114117)

• Guangzhou, China

30 Oct 19

Yes, they are.

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@sol_cee (38669)

• Philippines

28 Oct 19

I’d say it’s good. That way, nature can be preserved.

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@youless (114117)

• Guangzhou, China

28 Oct 19

And the tourists won't get wounded to climb it.

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@sol_cee (38669)

• Philippines

28 Oct 19

@youless win-win situation.

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@JustBhem (70555)

• Davao, Philippines

28 Oct 19

Why is that?

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@youless (114117)

• Guangzhou, China

28 Oct 19

I think it is to protect this spot.

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@JustBhem (70555)

• Davao, Philippines

28 Oct 19

@youless I see. Well that’s good.

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