On Tuesday afternoon, April 22, 2014,
the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge traveled from Canberra to Uluru, the
Aboriginal name for Ayer’s Rock, a huge sandstone rock formation and
sacred site located inside Kata Tjuta National Park.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were presented with traditional artwork and jewerly
Upon
their arrival at Yulara, a town located near the Uluru, William and Kate
visited the National Indigenous Training Academy and the Uluru Cultural
Centre. Members of local indigenous communities held A “Welcome to
Country” ceremony and showed William and Kate some of their artwork. The
Duke and Duchess then headed to Uluru, the world’s largest monolith.
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| Stunning colours and lovely couple! |
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| The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge walking back from Uluru. |
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| i love this dress on kate..kate and william are colour coordinating ! |
Today
the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited Uluru, a sacred Aborginal
site visited by the Prince and Princess of Wales 31 years ago, on their
first tour of Australia.
