Planning a trip to Australia’s Red Centre is the focus of Riley Wilson’s new guide to Uluṟu–Kata Tjuṯa National Park for Travel + Leisure, covering everything from the best time to visit and the park’s most rewarding walks to Aṉangu culture and the importance of Tjukurpa.

Among the best places to stay, Wilson features Longitude 131°, describing it as “a deluxe way to experience Uluṟu in secluded privacy” on the edge of the park. Each of its 15 luxury tents enjoys bedside views of Uluṟu, while the premium two-bedroom Dune Pavilion extends the outlook all the way to Kata Tjuṯa. Guests can unwind by their private firepit, admire First Nations artworks unique to each tent, swim in the heated pools, join included touring, and dine in the main lodge or beneath the desert stars.

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