The "fountain" found here by white people is just a small pond where rainwater gathers, but this pond is the source of survival of the Arendts. Red clay, desert, telegraph station, and "fountain" gather together is life.

In fact, when traveling, it is only that moment that touches you. This time, An Qingju and Yunluo were deeply moved by Bob Bob Btaylor of the indigenous dinner on the last night of Alice Spring, because of his passion for travel.

His understanding of Aboriginal culture, his love for the profession of chefs, and his infinite sincerity. Bob is an Aboriginal tour guide and chef and the owner of rttour.

At 4 pm, Bob came to the hotel on time to pick up An Qingju and Yunluo. He was a dark-skinned and kind-hearted indigenous people, and his family was Arrerntepeoplecentralaustralia from Rainbow Valley. His English was very good. He told An Qingju and Yunluo that he was actually sent to a white school to study when he was a child.

He also went to university in Sydney. Because he loved cooking and was a chef, he returned to Alice Springs to open this Aboriginal RT travel agency, hoping that through his own efforts, he could give tourists some understanding of Australia's indigenous culture and food culture.

Today's journey started at 4 a.m., and it was nearly 10 a.m. to the end of this dinner at Bob. This day was long and this day was short. In this empty and quiet desert night, my body was tired but my heart would not fall asleep. I looked up at the night sky, and a meteor suddenly passed by, and I didn't have time to catch it with the camera, so I just made a silent wish. This wish is getting closer and closer to the clouds.

Leaving Alice Spring, An Qingju and Yunluo began the first four-wheel drive desert journey of the Red Clay Center Desert, and went to the next destination, Kingscanyon (nearly 400 kilometers) via the world-famous "Red Clay Center Highway". Magical and changeable desert scenery can be seen everywhere on this road.

Especially on the way, you will pass by the acdonnell national park. There are many ancient scenery that have been baptized by hundreds of millions of years, such as the Glenhelenge, the Simpsons Rift Valley, and the Ellery Creek Cave.

In Ormston Canyon (or Stonge), even wild flowers are wild, showing extraordinary natural power everywhere. Inadvertently, one or two cool lakes and groups of green trees will emerge, making people forget that they are in the desert.

Along the way, various strange geological landscapes show the past years of the earth and convey the traces of the past years of the Aboriginal people to An Qingju and Yunluo. It is said that in the legend of the Aboriginal people, the Simpson Rift Valley is the home of a group of Australian giant lizards, called the Rugut RPA.

The name of the Aboriginal people in the Elery Cave is udepata. The stable water source makes it a specific gathering place for Arendt Aboriginals. The beautiful and shaded canyons in the park are the best shelter for all kinds of animals and plants. Therefore, there are some unique plants in the world, and even species left over from the past tropical forest periods.

For example, the Macdonald Mountains is very common in the north of the park and the RPA mountains. Wild animals also use this place as a paradise. Many rare birds, such as peregrine falcons, settle here.

From Alice Springs - Imperial Valley - Uluru, An Qingju and Yunluo participated in the Chinese tourism group in Uluru, Australia. Their family is the only Chinese local receptionist that has obtained the Northern Territory Tourism Qualification Certification.

The tour guide Irving, who came to pick up An Qingju and Yunluo, is a human, and he is also the only qualified tour guide currently to obtain Uluru Kata Chuta National Park. The wild tour of Red Clay Center begins from leaving the Alice Springs Hotel at 10 a.m.

On this road, all kinds of desert plants that cannot be named are growing vigorously; you will inadvertently meet the busy horned lizard; you will see the clear spring running in the canyon; and you will see the King of the Sky in the Inland Desert.

On this road, you can't use ordinary cars. Only a 4WD four-wheel drive car can sail on such a wild desert highway! The big isuzu above is the car that led An Qingju and Yunluo through the red soil desert.

The road that the car drove through was filled with worldly swelling. Yun Luo reminded him of the song "The World of the World", but such a lingering world of world is not suitable for singing on this road.

Or Miston Canyon is a must-pass place from Alice Spring to Uluru. Seeing the clear waters of the canyon here, it is hard to believe that it is located in a desert area. There are actually people swimming wildly in the cave here, and Yun Luo admires such wildness.

The best way to travel to the King Valley is to hike and climb, and in desert areas, you must avoid being exposed to the sun at noon, so the best time to climb the King Valley is usually early in the morning and evening. So the next day, An Qingju and Yunluo got up at 5:30. They made an appointment with the tour guide Owen to climb the King Valley at 6:00.

It usually takes 3 hours to hike in the Imperial Valley. Owen specially told An Qingju and Yunluo to bring enough water, because the desert is most afraid of lack of water.

The Valley of the Kings is more than 1,000 meters long and has a height and drop of 270 meters. It is the deepest, steepest and most spectacular canyon in Australia. It is known as the "Grand Canyon of Colorado in Australia" and is also the most worth exploring attraction in Watarrkanationalpark.

The huge drop and the nearly vertical cliffs seemed to be huge "scars" split by a knife. The extraordinary momentum of the Imperial Valley is indeed worthy of its domineering name.

Standing in front of this canyon that has traveled through more than 300 million years, the vicissitudes of history, the thickness of time, and the power of nature, everything makes people concentrate and hold their breath. The sky seems much lower than what you usually see, as if it is above your head, within reach.

The rocks in the Valley of Emperors are layered and have impressive shapes. After the big feet of the wind and rain and the years, the greedy braised pork, as long as you are willing to explore and fully utilize your imagination, you can find rocks of various shapes and your own memories of the Valley of Emperors of Emperors.

The Valley of the Kings seen in the photo is a spectacular and warm red, but when you look closer, you will find that these rocks have richer colors, white, red, purple, and colorful as if they have lasted for 300 million years. Perhaps few people would have thought that there was a unique world in such a rough and majestic canyon, hiding an oasis called gardenofeden.

Rows of natural water caves, various dense green desert plants, dotted with red canyon cliffs, making it hard to believe that they are in the desert in central Australia.

Climbing the Valley of the Kings was on a morning after rain. The rain in the desert came and went quickly. An Qingju and Yunluo needed to complete a 3-hour hike in the Valley of the Kings before the sun was scorching. The Valley of the Kings was discovered by explorers in the early century, and has since been regarded by professional and amateur explorers as a place to challenge themselves.

In addition to the original fault steps, what An Qingju and Yunluo can walk on is the steep plank road seen on the picture.

Fortunately, when I was a little visually tired by the scorching braised braised, An Qingju and Yunluo would always be surprised to find a deep valley suddenly popping up in front of me, a green area and a clear pond, like the Garden of Eden in the desert. The person wearing a hat and shirt in the picture above is the tour guide Irving, An Qingju and Yunluo.

When Yun Luo lamented that he was so lucky that he could witness the moment in the changes of the world for billions of years, the desert lizards or rock kangaroos that occasionally popped up, as well as the ancient plants that accidentally fell into their eyes, were scrambling to show off the tenacity of life to people.

Here, the sky is above, very close, within reach. It seems that it can hear the heavy breathing and accelerated heartbeat as the clouds fall down. There are also the layers, the staggered and the immortal green dotted in the canyon.

The limestone cliffs accumulated on the top of the valley of the Kings are rich in iron and turn orange-red after oxidation. The orange-red limestone has regular chessboard-like cracks after sun and rain. As the weathering continues to increase, the edges of the cracks are consumed and worn, slowly forming the appearance of the round mound or honeycomb, as if there is no movement of sand dunes.

About three hours later, a huge rock jumped into my eyes in vain and was a little shocked: Is this the legendary center of the world?

This is the largest and oldest red monomer rock in the world. He has been telling the legendary story of this land in the center of Australia. Yunluo has approached him in his dream more than once, and now he can finally listen to his heartbeat by his side.

After traveling through time, I came to the dream Uluru (Airs Rock). I couldn't believe my eyes. Uluru, the only scenic spot in Australia that has been rated as a world-class natural and cultural heritage, is mysterious, spectacular, and splendid... and cannot describe its entirety, right in front of me.

Uluru (Airs Rock) is the largest monomer rock in the world, up to 348 meters high and 9.4 kilometers in circumference. The ochre-red rock suddenly stands tall in the vast desert, piercing the sky, like a huge Australian red heart, standing on the left side of the center of Australia.

The iron content of Uluru Ayers rock is as high as 30%, which is simply a huge iron ore. There are many different opinions about the reasons for Uluru's color change, but geologists concluded that this is related to its structure.
Chapter completed!