Seen from 30 miles away, Uluru appears no more than a hiccup on the flat horizon: as small as a termite mound, with the redness of freshly fired clay. Our group treads towards it in the morning light.

Witnessing the sun set over Uluru rock, one of Australia's most recognisable sights, is a unique experience. Peter Tarasiuk This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). Seen from ...