In which Australian state or territory is Ayers Rock located?
Correct answer: Northern Territory
FoolhardyCow46709
it's not called Ayers Rock anymore as that is disrespectful to Indigenous Australians. It is called Uluru.
Malaayna
finally another aussie question. wayy too many about America imo
palitja
My player name "Palitja" is a pitjantjatjara name given to me by the Anangu traditional owners of uluru
Kathie
Uluru is no longer allowed to be climbed or approached by anyone. It has reverted to it's origin of being a sacred site to our first nation people.
Ros
Definitely Uluṟu. Not Ayer’s Rock.
Banksy Art
Player Elf Counsel, climbing is now banned. all handrails are removed.
Lear
FoolhardyCow46709, no it is officially known by both names
Player #78935315
Ayers Rock is an amazing climb. such a shame they closed it.
Player #41360751
Been there twice and it was an awesome experience on both occasions.
RubeWaddell
UnfamiliarFriend2903, the question was state or territory.
Player #5416255
The name of the rock is Uluru. The change o cured on 15th dec 1993! Time to update
Player Elf Counsel
SAC69, You can but you are asked not to. We didn't but there were some who ignored the request and climbed it anyway. Not that we would have been up to it anyway as we are in our seventies. We took the bus around it.
palitja
I lived there for two years. the insect life at night before summer storms was awe inspiring
Zsarke
, Well it's still known as Ayres Rock, if even it's no longer pc to reference it as such. I remember the dual name order swap actually, and it was the first time I'd heard "Uluru" - which I now prefer.
Elfcounsel
DirtyRottenDan, Maybe not officially but most Aussies still call it that.
DirtyRottenDan
it no longer refered to as Ayers rock