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Overnight Uluru Adventure (Yulara to Yulara)

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Travel into Australia’s Red Centre and see Uluru and Kata Tjuta

Journey into Australia’s dusty Red Centre and experience for yourself two of the continent’s star attractions. Explore the immense rock domes of Kata Tjuta, witness an unforgettable Uluru sunset and enjoy a delicious spread of produce with local native food. Encounter the world’s biggest rock up close on a walk around its base, learn of the First Australians mythologies woven into it and admire Aboriginal arts and crafts on display in the Uluru Cultural Centre. Short though this two-day trip may be in time, it’s mighty large in attractions.

Tour Western Australia's serene coastline and rugged wilderness.

A colossal land replete with natural attractions, Western Australia's vast expanses and unique landscapes will surprise you at every turn. From the serene shorelines of Broome and Shell Beach and freshwater swimming holes of Karijini National Park to Ningaloo’s vibrant reef, this 10-day Broome to Perth adventure really does make for an unforgettable road trip. Discover the hidden grottoes and rock pools of the Pilbara, dip into the crystalline waters of Turquoise Bay and admire the world's oldest living organisms in Kalbarri before finishing up in laidback Perth. Covering an immense distance at a leisurely pace, this trip serves as the perfect getaway for those looking to unearth some of Australia's most serene delights.

Why you’ll love this trip

• Witnessing an Uluru sunset is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Have your camera ready when taking in this spectacular sight.  
• In a 24 hour time frame, visit one of the most well know icons in the world. Save time and accommodation before and after your trip by flying directly to Ayers Rock Airport (very close to Yulara), and only minutes away from Uluru. By starting and finishing your tour at Yulara (Ayers Rock Resort), you’ll save eight (12) hours of driving-time compared to our tours that starts and finishes in Alice Springs. By starting and finishing your tour at Yulara you will also save two nights of Alice Springs accommodation too.   
• Wander through the iconic domes of Kata Tjuta, gaze in awe at the sacred rock of Uluru.  
• Eat under the stars and camp within privately owned sites on the red earth of the Outback and experience the true magic of the Red Centre.  

Is this trip right for you?

• Are you starting and finishing your tour in Yulara? If so, this is the trip for you! The ‘Overnight Uluru Adventure’ starts and finishes in the resort town of Yulara, which is only minutes away from the Ayers Rock Airport and Uluru. However, this tour does not visit Kings Canyon. Please note: If the start and finish locations do not suit your plans or you would also like to experience Kings Canyon, please select one of Adventure Tours Australia’s other options here.  
• This isn’t a basic camping experience, as you’ll be treated to creature comforts such as comfy mattresses, linen and a fan.  
• Temperatures in the Red Centre can be extreme. During the day the weather can be more than 40 degrees Celsius in the shade (the Australian sun is very strong) so please bring appropriate clothing, use sun protection, and drink plenty of water. During the months of June, July and August the over-night temperatures can drop below zero degrees Celsius, so bring some thick socks, layers and a warm jacket.  
• This trip requires a moderate level of fitness as it involves a lot of walking, allowing you to really get among nature. Please bring sturdy, comfortable walking shoes and comfortable clothing.  
• Group participation is important on this trip, so you’ll be required to help with the preparation of meals and cleaning up. These are the kind of tasks that bring a group closer together.

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Day 1: yulara / kata tjuta / uluru, accommodation.

• Powered camp (with shared facilities) (1 night)

Meals Included

Special information.

Total driving time today is around 2.5 hours. Total walking time is approximately 2-hour.  

Day 2: Uluru Sunrise

An early start this morning is rewarded with an Uluru sunrise as the sun hits the icon like a beacon, before the light floods the surrounding landscape. Your guide will take you to one of the significant cultural sights of Uluru, outlining Anangu rock art and passing on one of the creation stories of the site. While the morning is fresh, the time is yours to enjoy the self-guided, full base walk of Uluru, taking in all of the textures and valleys up-close, which isn’t evident from afar. 

Notes: Please do not book a flight departing prior to 12:30pm

Included Activities

• Uluru Cultural Centre  
• Uluru Base Walk    

Total driving time today is around 1 hour. Total walking time is approximately 2.5 hours (or up to 3.5 if you do the full 10km base walk).  

1 breakfast, 1 dinner

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Powered camp (with shared facilities) (1 night)  

Included activities

• Uluru Cultural Centre
• Uluru Base Walk

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• Please refer to the COVID-19 Hub for the latest information on ATA’s COVID-related policies.  Read details here
• Tour commences in Yulara (Ayers Rock Resort) on day 1 from 1:00pm and finishes in Yulara at approximately 12pm on day two, outbound flights should be booked after 12:30pm.
• Please note pick up times from Ayers Rock Resort do vary at different times of the year due to daylight savings and flight time changes.

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3 Day Uluru & Kings Canyon Tour from Alice Springs $679

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3 Day Uluru & Kings Canyon Tour from Alice Springs Itinerary

Those who want to experience the true nature of the Australian Outback will adore this 3 Day Uluru Tour From Alice Springs. From the striking red walls of Ayers Rock or Uluru to the sweeping valleys and star laden sky of Kings Canyon , this is the perfect chance to experience a myriad of colours and ancient culture with one of the most unique and exciting tours of Uluru from Alice Springs.

Day One (lunch – summer months only – & dinner)

Your 3-Day Uluru Tour from Alice Springs starts with a sunrise departure into the heat of Australia’s Red Centre. After a fresh lunch, hike through the Valley Of The Winds at Kata Tjuta . This is one of the most exciting and mesmerizing walks near Uluru, as you admire the wonder of the 36 steep rocks blushing in the sun. The sense of wilderness, the scrambling up and down cliffs and the wonderful flora edging the rocks is an experience not to be missed. From the heights of the lookouts, you can gaze out across the desert at the mirage of colours the outback has to offer and take some spectacular photographs to capture the moment.

The highlight of the evening will be the first time you witness the staggering sunset that melts over Uluru, with a glass of champagne and nibbles in hand. Uluru in the evening is an unforgettable experience, as you capture the flaming reds, soft strokes of lavender and burnt oranges erupting in the landscape around you. Finish a perfect day with dinner, campfire tales and a tranquil night of sleeping under the stars .

Day Two (breakfast, lunch & dinner)

The day will begin bright and early with breakfast and a sunrise viewing. After, you can spend the morning hiking around Uluru. Start your journey to the iconic Ayers Rock. At the base of the Uluru, you can watch the monolith change colours in the roiling sun and hear fabulous tales peppered with myth and magic from ancient Aboriginal Dreamtime stories. The Cultural Centre is the next place to explore and the perfect chance to immerse yourself in the splendour and simplicity of local life. Find out all about the old ways and ancient rituals, admire the locally inspired art and pick up beautiful handcrafted souvenirs to take back home.

In the evening, we will travel to our campsite near Kings Canyon. Here we will enjoy an outback dinner and share stories around the campfire whilst retiring for the evening with another incredible night camping under the stars.

Day Three (breakfast & lunch)

Day three begins with a hearty breakfast together as a group before camping up our campsite. Once refuelled we will take on the spectacular Kings Canyon Rim Walk. Nestled in the Watarrka National Park , Kings Canyon is a remarkable environment of rugged scenery and carved red cliffs that shelter the lush Garden Of Eden that sits in the gorge below. After lunch, we will have one final meal together before it’s time to make the journey back to Alice Springs.

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4 Day Alice Springs to Uluru Tours

• PRICE $1320-1530 AUD
• DEPARTS 6:00 AM 6:00 am
• RETURNS 6:30 pm

The departure days for this trip are Monday and Saturday throughout the year and Wednesday from June to September.

Within four full days, our compact group safari will let you explore the major highlights of the Red Centre. This extensive 4-Day Alice Springs Uluru Tour covers three famous places: Uluru,  Kings Canyon , Kata Tjuta and Tjoritja West MacDonnell Ranges . Distinguished by breathtaking natural scenery, rare flora and fauna and impressive geological formations, it is also listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site . It is a  journey  that leaves from the iconic  Uluru rock  to the outback stars across desert plains lending unforgettable memories of Australia’s Red Centre landscapes and ancient lands. Moreover, in this astonishing area you can have sumptuous meals, good camping grounds as well as nice guides who can help capture stunning sunset views or assist in taking part in an amazing 4-day journey through traditional lands and Aboriginal culture. Your knowledgeable guide will give detailed commentaries on ancient tales/myths/hidden treasures of red center. You can choose double safari tents suitable for couples or friends wanting more privacy/safety during overnight stay or otherwise you may opt for bedroll warmly enclosed by canvas.

• Experience Watarrka National Park’s outstanding King’s Canyon
• Watch the sun set over Uluru (Ayers Rock)
• Visit the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre
• Discover renowned Indigenous Rock Art sites
• Head to Mutitjulu Waterhole, Kuniya Piti as well as Kantju Gorge
• Explore Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park
• Walk the Valley of Winds or Walpa Gorge
• See sunrise at Olgas –  Kata Tjuta
• Observe sunrise at Olgas-Kata Tjuta.
• Travel around  West MacDonnell National Park  (also known to its traditional keepers as Tjoritja)
• Take a stroll through Standley Chasm, where you witness the 80m high gorge called “Angkerle Atwatye”
• Swim at one of Central Australia’s biggest and best swimming holes, Ellery Creek Big Hole
• Travel to the mineral rockface of Ochre Pit, which is listed as a UNESCO heritage site and is still used for traditional ceremonies with its vibrant ochre clay.

* Please note that this itinerary is subject to change depending on seasonal conditions and access restrictions in certain areas. The Red Centre’s landscape, culture, and extreme climate are such that they require a considerable level of flexibility and adaptability. These itinerary highlights are a rough guide only. With your experienced guide, everyone will have an amazing adventure!

What to Expect?

Starting either from Alice Springs or Yulara ( Uluru Airport ), we will go towards Ayers Rock (Uluru) through Mt Conner lookout (also known as False Uluru or Fool-Uru), which provides breathtaking views of the magnificent red mountain. After a short stop at Curtin Springs for toilet break, we have lunch at our campground. (For guests from Alice Springs, only those picked up from Ayers Rock will need to arrange their own lunch before joining the  tour .)

Alice Springs / Yulara to Uluru

Lunch over, we proceed to the Indigenous Interpretive Cultural Centre in the Red Centre, where we explore the amazing cultural, historical, ecological, and geological value of this great national park. Having reached Uluru’s base, it is impossible not to be impressed by its immensity and beauty as it comes into view up close like this huge monolithic formation. We start our hike at Mutitjulu waterhole, finding sacred rock art sites in family caves until Kuniya Piti , where ancient creation stories and Dreamtime myths of Kuniya and Liru enchant us. Next, we drive briefly through Kantju Gorge, passing sacred sites, including an elder’s cave and the world’s oldest pantry. We get to witness one of Central Australia’s highest waterfalls – what an incredible spectacle, especially when raining! When all is said and done, after a full day exploring up close with the biggest rock on earth, we come back down again in order to observe one of the most breathtaking sunsets anywhere in the world and eat dinner as we look out across Uluru.

Day 1 Highlights:

• Uluru (Ayers Rock)
• Red Centre’s Indigenous Interpretive Cultural Centre
• Sacred Rock Art Site
• Mutitjulu Waterhole
• Kuniya Piti
• Kantju Gorge
• Sunset at Uluru lookout

Meals : Lunch, Dinner. Accommodation : The Ayers Rock Coach Campground provides Safari Tents or Bush Swags with shared campground amenities. Driving Distance : 350 kilometres. Hike Distance: 2-3 kilometres / 2-3 hours. (Lunch is provided only for those departing from Alice Springs. Participants collected from Ayers Rock must arrange their own lunch before joining the tour.)

Uluru to Kata Tjuta to Kings Canyon

Start the day early with a light breakfast before setting off on an exploration to witness a captivating sunrise at Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. Get ready to be fascinated by the majestic outline of Kata Tjuta, which is even more impressive than Uluru. Discover the Valley of the Winds or Walpa Gorge together, admiring the extensive conglomerate rock formations. We wrap up our time at Kata Tjuta as yet another stunning sunset in this outback beckons us towards Kings Canyon . Finally, a campfire-cooked evening meal concludes our day.

Day 2 Highlights:

• Experience Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park
• Hike in the Valley of the Winds or Walpa Gorge
• Uncover The Olgas – Kata Tjuta.com_view-the-magnificent-sunrise-at-Uluru

Exploring Kings Canyon and West MacDonnell Ranges

Our day begins with a journey through the ancient lands of Ulpanyali and Lilla people to explore the magnificence of Watarrka National Park’s central wonder, Kings Canyon. Don’t forget your hat, water and proper hiking shoes, as we will be walking in the midst of walls that rise over 100m high. You can descend to the bottom of the canyon and experience its unique sandstone chasms, along with breathtaking views. From there, we move on through Alice Springs again and further north to the fascinating West MacDonnell Ranges. There, our overnight stay will be spent watching stars in the bush.

Day 3 Highlights:

• Exploring the Outback Landscape – Traveling from Kings Canyon over Alice Springs until we get near Standley Chasm at our campsite.
• Kings Canyon at Watarrka National Park – Join a guided nature walk to find out more about the amazing flora, fauna and geology of this unique area.
• Relax in good company around a campfire while having a hearty dinner.
• Partake in an enjoyable stargazing adventure in remote Australia’s outback.

Meals : Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Accommodation : Basic outback facilities such as Safari Tents or Bush Swags at a remote campsite in West MacDonnell Ranges. Driving Distance: 370km (4 hours) Hike Distance: 2-4km / 2-4hrs.

Exploring Tjoritja West MacDonnell Ranges and Standley Chasm to Alice Springs

On this very special trip, starting from Ormiston Gorge within magnificent red walls encircling them, you would start your journey traversing magical West MacDonnell ranges. While enjoying breakfast in this wonder of nature, think about the geological forces that shaped this stunning landscape. As day breaks, look out for the local wildlife. Cool down with a nice dip in Ellery Creek Bighole (Udepata as it is known to Arrernte speakers), a hidden waterhole surrounded by cliffs and sandy beaches that is an inviting oasis in this dry outback. As we continue on our way, we will see Standley Chasm (Angkerle Atwatye) which is a narrow gorge with walls 3m wide and rising 80m high creating an awesome backdrop for our adventure. Finally, Simpsons Gap, which is a prominent feature of Tjoritja West MacDonnells, awaits us. For many Aboriginal dreaming tracks coming together at this point, it holds cultural significance and attracts different species of fauna due to the presence of permanent waterhole here. Upon reaching Alice Springs again, you can go over your four-day journey and rejoin your newfound friends until the memories last forever.

Meals : Breakfast, Lunch Accommodation : N/A Driving Distance: 250km (3 hours) Walking Distance: Approximately 3km to 4km.

*Wildlife Tours reserves the right to modify this itinerary due to seasonal weather conditions or park closures for Indigenous custodian ceremonies and events.

Start your unforgettable tour bright and early at 6:00-7:00 am outside the magnificent Aurora Alice Springs Hotel! Join us at 11 Leichhardt Terrace in Alice Springs for an experience you will want to experience!

  From Alice Springs :

• The time for the event is yet to be determined. Please call 48 hours in advance to confirm
• The Alice Motor Inn is located at 25-27 Undoolya Rd East in Alice Springs and opens at 7:00 am.
• Alice will be at Todd Apartments on 1 Strehlow St in The Gap at 7:00 am.
• The location is 7:00 am at Alice Springs YHA, situated on the corner of Parsons St and Leichhardt Terrace.
• The address for Alices Secret Travellers Inn is 6 Khalick St, East Side NT, and check-in time is at 7:00 am.
• The address for A Good Rest B and B in Alice Springs, NT, is 51 Dixon Rd at 7:00 am.
• The Alice Springs Tourist Park is at 70 Larapinta Dr Araluen NT and opens at 7:00 am.
• The Best Western Elkira Court Motel is at 65 Bath St, Alice Springs, and opens at 7:00 am.
• The Crowne Plaza Lasseters is located at 93 Barrett Dr in Alice Springs and opens at 7:00 am.
• The address for Desert Palms Alice Springs is 74 Barrett Dr, Alice Springs, and check-in is at 7:00 am.
• The DoubleTree Hilton Alice Springs is at 82 Barrett Dr in Alice Springs, and check-in is at 7:00 am.
• The Gday Mate Tourist Park is located at 23 Palm Circuit Ross in Alice Springs, with check-in starting at 7:00 am.
• The Gap View Hotel is located at 123 Gap Rd, The Gap NT, and opens at 7:00 am.
• The Haven Backpacker Resort is at 3 Larapinta Dr in Alice Springs and opens at 7:00 am.
• The Heritage Caravan Park is located at 40 Ragonesi Rd, Alice Springs, NT, and opens at 7:00 am.
• The address for Jump Inn Alice Budget Accommodation is 4 Traeger Ave, The Gap NT, and check-in is at 7:00 am.
• The itinerary includes three nights of bush camping in the Outback, visiting Ayers Rock, Kings Creek Station, and the West MacDonnell Ranges.
• The package includes three breakfasts, four lunches, and three dinners.
• Guided bushwalking tours are available, with a distance of approximately 12km, depending on your fitness level.
• Passengers are encouraged to bring their refillable water bottles for onboard use.
• Entry fees are required for all National Parks.
• Australian native wildlife sightings
• The options for the tent include a fitted sheet, pillow, and case.
• Accredited outback driver-guide
• Travel in air-conditioned mini-coach
• Comprehensive commentary on the tour
• Transportation is available for pickup and drop-off at designated locations within Alice Springs.

From Ayers Rock / Yulara , you can see beautiful landscapes.

• The time is 13:50 at Ayers Rock Airport (AYQ) on Coote Rd in Yulara, Northern Territory.
• The time is 13:50 at Ayers Rock Campground, 173 Yulara Dr Yulara NT.

Prepare for the unpredictable and intense weather of the Red Centre , where the climate can switch gears in the blink of an eye. In the scorching dry season, temperatures soar to over a blistering 50+ degrees Celsius, plummeting dramatically as the evening shadows dance upon the desert floor. Before your trip, check the average temperatures for your travel time and pack appropriate clothing. Come rain or shine, your tour will continue unless the provider decides otherwise.

• Water Bottle - 1L
• Hat, sunscreen, sunglasses
• Insect Repellent
• Towel and Toiletries
• Comfortable walking shoes
• All-weather clothing
• A sense of adventure!

Important Notes

• To ensure a smooth and personalised experience, we kindly ask for your vital details: your birth date, dietary preferences, and contact number.
• Passengers must inform the tour operator of any special dietary needs or medical conditions at the time of booking so that we can accommodate their needs.
• The hiking included in this tour is suitable for individuals with a moderate to advanced fitness level. People over the age of 70 are required to provide a doctor's certificate 30 days before travel. Embark on exhilarating walks, spanning from 2km to 4km daily, across rugged terrain, basking in the glorious sunlight and embracing the invigorating humidity. The total walking distance throughout the 3-day tour is approximately 9-11 km.
• Hiking is typically initiated based on the guide's judgment to prioritise passenger safety.
• Children aged 8 to 17 are in good hands with our always-present adult or legal guardian companions, ensuring their safety and comfort in private twin rooms. This incredible tour is best suited for adventurers aged seven and up.
• Indulge in exclusivity by requesting one of our private rooms, availability permitting.
• Get ready to pack your bags, but remember, our vehicles limited space, so try to consolidate all your belongings into one 15kg travel bag and a smaller 5kg day bag. Let's keep it compact and convenient for everyone!
• This terrain is off-limits for anyone with limited mobility or those relying on wheelchairs, walkers, prams, or strollers.
• This itinerary is subject to change depending on weather conditions, park closures, and events hosted by traditional custodians.
• There may be occasional closures or restrictions on swimming at sites within the parks for safety reasons. We carefully strategise to guarantee our guests an unforgettable and extraordinary tour experience.
• Be a part of the adventure! Guests will join in the excitement of preparing delicious meals, keeping things tidy, and helping load and unload the vehicle.
• Remember to double-check all your unique tours by giving our tour operator a buzz at 03 9393 1300 within seven days of your departure!
• Private charter tours can be arranged upon request.

How do I get to Alice Springs for my tour?

You can travel by air from major Australian cities to Alice Springs, take The Ghan train or drive. Participants must make their own way to Alice Springs before the trip commences.

What do I need to carry during the trip?

We advise you to pack light but make sure to have a few things in mind such as comfortable walking shoes, a hat, sunscreen and insect repellent, a water bottle, warm clothes for cooler nights and swimwear if there is an opportunity of swimming. And don’t forget your camera!

May I come along if I am not feeling well?

Any person with any health condition should consult his doctor before he can order the trip or let the management know his condition.

Can children participate in this tour?

There might be some restrictions on age. Normally, children aged five and above are allowed to go on the tour; however, it is better to check with the travel agent about their recommended minimum ages.

Which activities does the trip include?

A typical itinerary involves guided walks through different areas of Red Centre including Aboriginal homelands and sacred sites around Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park that are visited at sunrise and sunset respectively as well as Kings Canyon basin region.

Do I need travel insurance?

It’s advisable for all attendees to get travel insurance that covers hospital bills, missed flights or cancelled trips and lost luggage.

How many people will be travelling together?

The size of your group is limited so that each participant receives personalized attention. For more information about group sizes, please get in touch with your operator.

Will we have someone leading us during the excursions?

Certainly, an experienced guide will accompany you throughout the tour, providing valuable insights into local culture and environment on a daily basis.

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Russia at a glance

Approximately 145 million

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Culture and customs.

Russia may be one country but it’s the sum of its varied parts. You’ll find the  European  parts of Russia, like St Petersburg and Moscow, quite fast-paced and cosmopolitan compared to Siberian towns like Lake Baikal. Then there’s the far north and Arctic towns like Murmansk that have an entirely different way of life again.

The most widely practiced religion is Russian Orthodox Christianity, with about 40 percent of Russians identifying themselves as adherents of the sect. There is also a significant population of Muslims and about a quarter of the population identify as non-religious. Around Lake Baikal there is a fairly large population of Old Believers – Christians who practise an older form of Orthodox Christianity and more traditional way of life.

Russians may have a reputation for being frosty but most locals across this vast land value camaraderie and hospitality. Smiles aren’t necessarily doled out just to make strangers feel more comfortable, but no matter where you are, if you’re polite and curious you can expect to be embraced by Russians (though maybe not in the physical sense). An invitation to dinner will undoubtedly end in the host showering you with copious amounts of food and drink (yes, we’re talking about vodka).

Fiercely proud of (and vocal about) their contributions to the arts and sciences (brush up on your Tolstoy and Chekov before your visit), Russians don’t take kindly to negative stereotypes and generalizations about their country. Go with an open mind and you’ll find Russians ready and willing to share their hospitality, traditions and love for their country with you.

History and government

There isn’t a lot of concrete information available on the early humans who lived on the land now known as Russia. However, rudimentary tools unearthed in the North Caucasus region (near  Georgia  and  Azerbaijan ) suggest that the greater region has been occupied (not necessarily continuously) for around 1.5 million years.

The Mongols vs The Princes

Legend says the Viking ruler of Novgorod, Oleg, conquered Kiev in the ninth century and used its strategic position to form the Slavic state of Rus’ – a collection of various noble families that coordinated trade but ruled each of their territories independently. The 13th century saw all Rus’ territories ceded to the Mongols, but the royals were often allowed to continue governing their territories as long as they paid lavish tribute to their Mongol superiors. The princes of Rus’ bided their time, buttering up their rulers by crushing peasant uprisings, and in the 15th century the nobility of Rus’, led by Ivan the Great, began to take back territory from the Mongols by force.

Ivan the Terrible crowned himself the first ‘Tsar of all the Russians’ in 1547. His legacy includes the beginning of the exploration and colonization of Siberia and the unification of Russia under a nationalist autocrat. Michael Romanov assumed the position of Tsar of Russia in 1613, which began the approximately 300-year reign of the Romanov family, during which Russia conquered territory in  Belarus , Crimea,  Ukraine ,  Georgia ,  Estonia ,  Kazakhstan  and more.

In 1917, widespread strikes and protests broke out across the country, motivated by a desire for better working conditions, better pay and a fairer society. As a result of this uprising, the last of the Romanovs in Russia (many royals and their supporters had at this point already fled the country) were first placed under house arrest and then executed in 1918.

Soviet Union

The series of uprisings in 1917 led to a years-long period of civil war between the Bolsheviks (communists) and the Whites (anti-communists), from which the Bolsheviks emerged triumphant. The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) was formed in the same year, led by Joseph Stalin. He consolidated his power and emerged as a fierce dictator, with policies of forced labor and brutal repression replacing dreams of a democratic socialist state led by workers. After Stalin’s death in 1953, the USSR began to decentralize, modernize and become less repressive until its eventual dissolution – or collapse – In 1991. 

After the dissolution of the USSR, Russia underwent a very fast period of economic liberalization, with mixed results. Russia experienced a series of financial crises throughout the 1990s from which it was slow to recover, and income disparity is still a big problem throughout the country.

Eating and drinking

Like a lot of countries with colder climates, Russia's food is typically heavy and hearty. Pickling and preserving are popular as a result of the need for food that can last through harsh winters when produce may be scarce. In large cities like Moscow and St Petersburg, the food scene is cosmopolitan and diverse, with plenty of chefs experimenting with fusion dishes and new takes on Russian classics.

We’ve compiled a list of the most bread-sopping, jaw-dropping, mouth-watering Russian drinks and dishes you should make a beeline for during your travels:

• Laghman A signature dish of Tatarstan, a semi-independent part of western-central Russia, laghman is a tasty meal of thick pulled noodles served with meat and vegetables.
• Vodka Even if you’re not normally a fan of the clear spirit, drinking vodka in Russia is undeniably a cultural experience just as much as a way to get your buzz on. Usually served straight from the freezer – neat or in a shot glass – and accompanied by a rousing toast (and sometimes a little snack called a zakuski), vodka is an easy way to bond with locals – just don’t ask for a mixer.
• Medovukha This liquor, made from fermented honey, has been around since bee farming first became a thing and the drink still maintains a vintage air. Russia has a long beekeeping tradition and honey is still a huge industry across the country, which also makes for a healthy medovukha (mead) industry.
• Pelmeni (dumplings) A Siberian classic, these meat and vegetable-filled packages are the perfect antidote to frigid winters. Often served with sour cream and dill, the little parcels of goodness have a more rustic and earthy flavor profile than their  South East Asian  counterparts.
• Blini Somewhere between a crepe and a pancake, the blini can be served with either sweet or savory toppings as diverse as caviar, salmon, jam and honey. They’re most popular during Maslenisa, the week before Great Lent in Russian Orthodox Christianity.
• Pickles Pickling, the art of preserving produce in jars, is a widespread artform in Russia. From wooden cabins in rural villages to cramped apartments in St Petersburg, you’ll see jars filled with slowly curing cucumbers, tomatoes, mushrooms and more lining the kitchen shelves of local homes.
• Chebureki Another Tatarstan classic, chebureki consists of meat stuffed in flaky pastry that is then deep fried. Onions, beef and pepper make up the traditional filling in this easy-to-eat street food staple, which are perfect as a roadside snack or bite between sightseeing.
• Borscht It’s sad that this soup has become little more than a punchline to an unfunny joke about Eastern European food since in reality it’s a rich and respectable dish with an impressive history. Made from beetroot and typically including meat, garlic and stock, there’s a longstanding cultural stoush over who the sour soup really belongs to, with Ukraine  also claiming the dish as its own.

Plant-based options

Forget what you’ve heard! Traveling as a vegetarian in Russia has always been relatively easy, as many staples of Russian cuisine are vegetarian by default. In terms of classic Russian dishes, vegetarians can safely order dishes like blini (pancakes), boiled potatoes, beetroot salads, fried potatoes and cabbage pelmeni.  

Traveling as a vegan requires a bit of creativity if you’re planning on leaving the major cities. Vegans should be aware the side dishes favored by vegetarians are often prepared or served with animal fats. However, even eateries in small towns will usually have a few vegan options on the menu like salad, bread and potatoes cooked in oil. Both vegetarians and vegans should keep in mind that vegetable soups are frequently made with meat stock that may not be listed on the menu. 

Of course, this is all a lot easier when you’re travelling with a local, someone who knows the language and the culture and can help you tell your sorrel from your schi (they’re both soups FYI). If you travel with Intrepid, you’ll have a local leader who can help you decipher menus and recommend good plant-based choices.

Geography and environment

Sharing its border with 14 countries, as well as the Pacific and Arctic oceans, Russia is the largest country in the world (twice the size of runner-up  Canada ). It’s not surprising, then, that Russia’s environment is incredibly diverse and ranges from Arctic tundra to coniferous forests and mountain ranges.

Siberia is the vast expanse that makes up almost 80 percent of Russia’s territory. This region is known for its bitter climate and wilderness, with winter temperatures ranging from -45°C (-49°F) in the Sakha Republic to -22°C (-7.6°F) in warmer areas like Omsk. Though much of Siberia’s landscape cannot support agriculture, it’s home to a wealth of natural resources like natural gas, oil, coal and gold. For this reason, Siberia is home to some industrial cities that operate in mind-boggling environments, built on permafrost with expert engineering to withstand extreme conditions.

The Ural Mountains separate Siberia from European Russia, which houses about 80 percent of the country’s population despite making up around 20 percent of its land mass. European Russia – which makes up most of the East European Plain – is made up primarily of large plains, waterways and wetlands. The climate here is more seasonal than in Siberia, featuring winters with temperatures below freezing, but warm and wet summers.

From the Ural Mountains, Russia’s 63,000 miles (102,000 kms) of waterways flow into the Baltic, White, Caspian and Black seas through this East European Plain.

It's not just stories you'll return home from Russia with. There'll be plenty of opportunities to get your mittens on one of these iconic Russian mementos (and maybe grab some for your friends too):

You may not be able to bring a lot of it back, depending on your country’s customs laws, but you should try to grab at least one bottle of Russian vodka while you’re here. Extra points for grabbing a bottle of Putinka – named after Russia’s President Putin.

Russia's famous matryoshka, or 'babushka', dolls were first crafted in the 19th century and remain one of Russia's most recognized souvenirs.

Need a stylish but no-nonsense hat that also protects you from the elements? Never fear, ushanka is here. You can get the kind made from inexpensive synthetic materials in tourist shops or pick up the animal fur variety, depending on whether you plan to use it for costumes or during a Trans-Siberian trek.

Take your commitment to tea parties to an ornate extreme with a Russian samovar. A precursor to the kettle, a samovar has two main chambers. The inner chamber is ventilated and made for burning a small fire. This fire then boils water held in the outer chamber where tea can be steeped. If that all sounds a bit labor intensive for you, they also make a fancy decoration or the perfect vessel for cocktails on tap.

Festivals and events

Believe the hype, not the stereotypes, because there's nothing Russians love more than a reason to celebrate. These are some of the biggest days on the festival calendar:

White Nights Festival

It isn’t always pretty living this close to the Arctic Circle. Winter in St Petersburg, while undeniably beautiful, can be brutal. Of course, the flip side of the freezing winters is summers where the days never seem to end. While true ‘midnight sun’ doesn’t occur in St Petersburg (the sun sets for at least a few hours each day), the city sees very little darkness over the high summer months of June and July. St Petersburg hosts parties, performances and cultural events throughout this period, the exact dates of which change every year. This is a great time to visit the city as the streets hum with energy while the locals celebrate summer.

Victory Day

On 9 May every year, a massive display of military strength takes place in Moscow’s Red Square. Partly a commemoration of the end of WWII, partly a celebration of Russian pride, this massively popular event seems to get bigger every year. If you’re interested in military history, national identity or modern Russian politics, you might be interested in planning your trip to coincide with Victory Day.

Winter Festival

It makes sense that a country that experiences sub-zero temperatures for so many months of the year would find a way to embrace the cold. Every year during December and January, Moscow transforms into a festive wonderland complete with a glittering Christmas village in Revolution Square, ice skating at Gorky Park and a public snowman-making extravaganza on Arbat Street. If you’re traveling to Russia during the darker months, a visit to Moscow during the Winter Festival is a must.

With origins as a Pagan folk holiday to mark the end of winter, today’s Maslenisa celebration is a chance to eat your fill of Russian pancakes (blini) while taking in various celebrations before the somber Russian Orthodox Pascha period comes around. It’s an incredibly joyful and delicious time to be in Russia.

Further reading

For inspiring stories to prepare you for your Russia adventure, check out these books:

• War and Peace  – Leo Tolstoy
• GULAG: A History  – Anne Applebaum
• The Women of Lazarus  – Marina Stepnova
• The Big Green Tent  – Lyudmila Ulitskaya
• Heart of a Dog  – Mikhail Bulgakov
• Lenin's Tomb  – David Remnick
• Secondhand Time  – ­Svetlana Alexievich
• Selected Stories  – Anton Chekov

Russia travel FAQs

When is the best time to visit russia.

The summer months (June, July and August) are the most popular time for international tourists in Russia as the weather is warmest and the days are the longest. Russia doesn’t quite get midnight sun but its proximity to the Arctic Circle means the high summer is accompanied by daylight that stretches until 11 pm. Summer in Russia is also when St Petersburg hosts all-night parties, performances and cultural events as part of the White Nights Festival. The downsides? The major sights and cities get pretty busy and it rains a lot.

While the charms of summer in Russia are well known, we’re actually quite partial to  winter travel  in the region. While Moscow and its milder cousin St Petersburg are prone to temperatures below 0°C (32°F) from November through to March, the snow coating the cities is unbelievably beautiful. There are fewer tourists, more chances to interact with locals and (in December and January) incredible Christmas decorations and festivities that light up the frosty streets and squares. Plus, Russian food is hearty and designed to keep you warm.

If you’re traveling to Siberia be prepared for a subarctic climate. That means even in summer you can expect July temperatures to max out at between 10°C (50°F) and 17°C (63°F). If you can handle the cold, a Siberian winter is really something to remember. Despite temperatures reaching an eye-watering -22°C (-7.6°F) in Lake Baikal in January, the frozen waters and winter wonderland vibes more than make up for it. Besides, homes and cities in Siberia are built to handle the cold so you’ll do fine once you’re inside.

Do I need a visa to travel to Russia?

While the Russian visa process has a reputation for being complicated and strict, things are getting easier every year for travelers who want to visit the country. Most nationalities need a visa to enter Russia, with exceptions given to former USSR states like Ukraine and most countries in  South  and  Central America .

Travelers from the USA, Australia, Canada and New Zealand need to obtain a visa before traveling to Russia. Before you contact your embassy or consulate, you will need to get your Letter of Invitation sorted. Fortunately, we will organize this for you. Our full guide to visas and LOIs can be found  here .

Is tipping customary in Russia?

Tipping is appreciated but not expected in Russia. At restaurants there is often a service charge included on the bill, in which case you don’t need to tip. If you would like to tip for good service, rounding up the bill or adding a 10–15 percent gratuity is more than enough.

What is the internet access like in Russia?

If you’re planning to use your mobile phone in Russia (with either global roaming activated or by using a local SIM) you’ll find internet in the major cities is quick and free wi-fi is often available through hotspots. Just keep in mind that in order to connect to hotspots you will have to authenticate your identity. Travelers will be able to find internet cafes in Russia's large cities like Moscow, St Petersburg and Suzdal. In rural areas, internet access might be patchy or non-existent.

Internet access is available on the Trans-Siberian Railway for certain legs of the journey. This requires the purchase of a local connection (around USD 40), which will work with some laptops and certain 3G devices.

Can I use my cell phone while in Russia?

Cell phone coverage is generally good in the cities and regional centers of Russia, although coverage may not be available in remote areas. If you want to use your mobile phone, ensure global roaming is activated before you arrive (but be aware of the fees this may incur).

What are the toilets like in Russia?

Travelers can expect to encounter both squat toilets and modern flushable toilets while traveling through Russia. Be prepared by carrying your own soap and toilet paper as these aren't always provided. Additionally, some public toilets may require a small fee payment before access, so be sure to carry change.

Can I drink the water in Russia?

Drinking tap water isn't recommended in Russia. For environmental reasons, try to avoid buying bottled water. Ask your leader or hotel where filtered water can be found and don't forget to avoid ice in drinks and peel fruit before eating.

Are credit cards widely accepted in Russia?

Credit cards are usually accepted by hotels, large retailers and shops but may not be accepted by smaller vendors. Always carry enough cash for smaller purchases in case credit cards are not an option.

What is ATM access like in Russia?

Travelers will be able to find ATMs in Russia's large cities and regional centers. Remote and rural areas will have less ATM availability, so prepare accordingly before venturing out of metropolitan areas.

Do I need to purchase travel insurance before traveling?

Absolutely. All passengers traveling with Intrepid are required to purchase travel insurance before the start of their trip. Your travel insurance details will be recorded by your leader on the first day of the trip. Due to the varying nature, availability and cost of health care around the world, travel insurance is very much an essential and necessary part of every journey.

For more information on insurance, please go to: Travel Insurance

What is the weather like in Russia?

Given the size of Russia, the weather tends to vary depending on where you are. From June through September most of the country, aside from Siberia, will see warm weather. The long winter from November until March/April sees snow and freezing temperatures, while temperatures in the shoulder seasons vary from place to place. St Petersburg, for example, may see temperatures ranging from 5­–20°C (41­–68°F) degrees in the lead up to summer.

Is Russia a safe destination for LGBTQIA+ travelers?

We recommend LGBTQIA+ travelers exercise discretion when traveling in Russia.

Russia is not a safe destination for LGBTQIA+ travelers who wish to openly express sexuality and/or gender identity outside of a very rigid, heterosexual binary. Openly LGBTQIA+ people face stigma, harassment and violence in their everyday lives. Homosexuality isn't illegal but promoting ‘non-traditional sexual relationships’ is. What constitutes promotion is at the discretion of the authorities. Travelers have been arrested in the past for discussing gay rights with young people.

There are active queer scenes in the larger cities, but travelers should be aware that people leaving venues known to cater to LGBTQIA+ folks are often the target of violence. The venues themselves are sometimes targeted, too. Attempting to seek out local queer culture while in Russia may pose a risk to travelers. 

For more detailed and up-to-date advice, we recommend visiting  Equaldex  or  ILGA  before you travel.

If you are traveling solo on an Intrepid group tour, you will share accommodation with a passenger of the same gender as per your passport information. If you don’t identify with the gender assigned on your passport, please let us know at the time of booking and we’ll arrange the rooming configuration accordingly. A single supplement is available on some tours for travelers who do not wish to share a room.

Is Russia accessible for travelers with disabilities?

Intrepid is committed to making travel widely accessible, regardless of ability or disability. That’s why we do our best to help as many people see the world as possible, regardless of any physical or mental limitations they might have. We’re always happy to talk to travelers with disabilities and see if we can help guide them toward the most suitable itinerary for their needs and, where possible, make reasonable adjustments to our itineraries.

While the situation is improving, Russia is still a difficult destination to explore for travelers with disabilities. Even in large cities like Moscow and St Petersburg, old infrastructure has been slow to adapt to the needs of travelers with disabilities. Where ramps exist, for example, they are often incredibly steep and therefore useless.

While the exterior of some sites are accessible to wheelchair users, it is often not possible to explore them fully. For example, wheelchair users will be able to enter the Kremlin but can’t access its cathedrals. The stations of the Moscow Metro often have no ramps or elevators, however most of the buses in Moscow are accessible to wheelchair users.

The streets of Moscow and St Petersburg may pose a problem to travelers with restricted mobility or vision impairments as they can be uneven and road crossings are sometimes via tunnels that are only accessible by staircase.

While international chain hotels are often built with the needs of accessible travelers in mind, homestays, guesthouses and locally-run hotels are generally not fitted with ramps, elevators, shower rails, etc. Unfortunately, overnight train travel in Russia will be difficult for wheelchair users as the bathrooms are not designed for accessibility.  

If you have a battery-operated hearing aid, it’s a good idea to bring extra batteries.

If you do live with a visual, hearing or other impairment, let your booking agent or group leader know early on so they’re aware and suitable arrangements can be made. As a general rule, knowing some common words in the local language, carrying a written itinerary with you and taking to the streets in a group, rather than solo, can help make your travel experience the best it can be.

What to wear in Russia

What you wear in Russia will depend on what time of the year you’re traveling in. If you’re visiting between October and May you will need to be prepared with a warm windproof jacket, scarf, gloves, warm hat and waterproof and slip-proof boots – the streets get icy in the colder months! Even in summer, we recommend you wear clothing that can be easily layered and pack a warm jacket and boots.

When entering churches, either working or historic, women and men should both cover their shoulders and women will need a scarf to cover their heads. 

How do I stay safe and healthy while traveling?

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- Whether you're yearning for witnessing the captivating views, enjoying the lush landscape, or stunning vistas, Russia offers an unexpected medley of modern and mystic. It is the dream destination of every die-hard adventure enthusiast and history lover. So book the Russia package and immerse yourself into the legacy and rich traditions of this beguiling destination. - Begin your Russia trip as you reach Moscow airport from where you'll be transferred to the designated hotel, and you'll relax for a while. You'll then visit the nearby places, and at night you'll explore the stunning nightlife of Moscow. - Dedicate your second day for the private city tour of Moscow, where a guided tour will accompany you to help you know about the popular attractions in a detailed manner. The most important attractions that you'll visit are Bolshoi Theatre, Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, Kitai-Gorod, Sparrow Hills, and State University. After the trip ends, the guide will drop you to the red square from where the cabs will take you back to your hotel. - Begin your third day by enjoying a lavish breakfast, and then you'll have the underground tour of Moscow. The duration of the tour will be for ninety minutes, and during this tour, you'll get to know about the busiest metro that crosses through several stations and gets you off at the popular award platform of the 1930s. - On the fourth day of the Russia tour, you'll be transferred to Tver from Moscow. You'll check into the designated hotel here and enjoy your entire day at leisure. - Dedicate your fifth day for the sightseeing of Tver that is an administrative centre and has lots of hotels and bars to explore. You can also visit the museums and architectural heritages here that are the perfect  combination of old-world charm and modern heritage. - Start your fifth day by heading to St. Petersburg from Tver. You can explore the glorious city of St. Petersburg that is known for its surreal beauty and breathtaking attractions. - Dedicate your seventh day to visit the cathedrals and squares of St. Petersburg. Some of the most renowned places that you'll visit in this city are Saint Isaac's Square, Admiralship, Palace Square, and Kazan Cathedral. Once the tour is over, the guide will drop you to your cab, which will take you to your hotel. - Begin your eighth day by visiting Peterhof, which was the summer residence of Kings and royal families. The complex has lush green parks, beautiful palaces, and other architectural marvels. - On a ninth day, your trip will get over, and our representative will drop you at the airport from where you'll fly to your hometown.

Day 1 - Welcome to Moscow

Upon arrival at Moscow International airport, you will be greeted by our representative and will be assisted to the pre-booked hotel.

Check-in at the hotel and spend the rest of the day at ease.

Get well rested and later, you can head out to explore nearby areas and the city center.

Return to the hotel for an overnight stay.

Day 2 - Moscow City Tour

After having a hearty breakfast, proceed for a city tour of Moscow and explore all the major attractions of the city.

You will be visiting the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, Bolshoi Theatre, Lubyanka, Kitai-Gorod, Parliament Building, Sparrow Hills, State University, Victory Park, Arbat Street and a few more places.

After the tour, get back to the hotel and spend a lazy evening.

Have an overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 3 - Riding the Metro

After having a delicious breakfast, set out to explore the city in a metro.

Get picked up from the hotel and reach the metro station to start your underground ride.

On this 90 minute tour, you will get to know about the history and process of the busiest metro in Europe.

Take a metro ride passing through various stations and finally reach Award platforms of the 1930’s.

After the tour, spend the rest of the day leisurely.

In the evening , you can enjoy shopping at famous markets and experience the crazy nightlife of Moscow.

Day 4 - Arrival in Tver

After having a toothsome breakfast, check-out from the hotel and travel to Tver for the next phase of your trip.

After reaching, get escorted to the pre-booked hotel for your stay.

Complete the check-in formalities and get some rest. Once you are fully rested, you can head out to explore nearby attractions.

In the evening, roam around the hustling streets and savour local culinary delights.

Get back to the hotel for an overnight stay.

Day 5 - Leisure Day

Start your lazy day with breakfast in bed and plan your day on your own.

This day is especially marked for your leisure. You can relax at the hotel all day.

You can also pamper yourself with a relaxing massage or a rejuvenating Spa at the Spa by the hotel.

Later, head out to explore the city on your own and enjoy a shopping spree at the famous markets.

Take a walk in the popular park by the evening and spend some leisure time.

Day 6 - Tver to St. Petersburg Transfers

After having a luscious breakfast, check-out from the hotel and start your journey to St. Petersburg, the cultural capital of Russia.

As you reach, you will be dropped off at the pre-booked hotel.

Check-in at the hotel and spend the remaining day leisurely.

In the evening, you can head out to explore the significant landmarks and local attractions.

Reach back to the hotel for an overnight stay.

Day 7 - St. Petersburg City Tour

Enjoy a nutritious breakfast in the morning and embark on a city tour of St. Petersburg.

Visit all the historic places and important monuments including the Kazan Cathedral, Palace Square, Admiralship, Saint Isaac's Square and Senate Square.

After the sightseeing tour, spend the rest of the evening on your own.

Head back to the hotel for an overnight stay.

Day 8 - A Day at Peterhof Lower Park

After a leisurely breakfast, head out for an exciting day at Peterhof lower park.

Get picked up from the hotel and reach Peterhof, also known as the Russian Versailies.

Peterhof is famous for its iconic architecture and breath-taking landscape filled with palaces, fountains and Parks.

Peterhof Palace was built in 1703 in order to celebrate the victory of Peter the Great against Sweden and since then, this majestic palace was used as a summer retreat residence for many celebrated Russian rulers.

Here you can take a tour of Peterhof Palace and visit the popular attractions such as the Grand Palace, the Chesma Hall, The Picture Hall,The Monplaisir, Marly Palace, and the Hermitage among other interesting places.

After exploring this beautiful place, reach back to the hotel for an overnight stay.

Day 9 - Departure

After having breakfast, check-out from the hotel and get dropped off at the airport for your flight back home.

Bid farewell to Russia as your trip ends here.

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Poland accuses Russia of violating airspace as Ukraine bombarded for second day straight

A NATO state has condemned and the Russian military after what appeared to be another massive provocation launched by Vladimir Putin.

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Ukrainian authorities have issued new air raid alerts across the country on as Russian bombers took to the skies a day after Moscow carried out a “massive” attack on the nation’s power grid.

Russia stepped up its offensive this week, firing hundreds of drones and missiles at Ukrainian targets on Monday.

The attacks, which killed at least four people, including a Reuters staffer, had been launched to scatter Ukraine’s already weakened energy grid, officials said.

The Russian attack triggered widespread blackouts and came after Kyiv claimed new advances in its incursion in Russia’s Kursk region.

Ukraine’s air force confirmed early Tuesday the “takeoff of several Tu-95MS from the Engels airfield” in western Russia, prompting air raid alerts across the country.

Three more people were killed in overnight Russian attacks, according to local officials, two in the central Ukrainian city of Kryvyi Rig and one in southeastern Zaporizhzhia.

On Monday, President Volodymyr Zelensky said Moscow launched at least 127 missiles and 109 drones in “one of the largest Russian attacks”.

Of those, 102 missiles and 99 drones were shot down, according to Ukrainian Air Force Commander Mykola Oleshchuk, who described it as Russia’s “most massive” attack.

It came as NATO member Poland said its airspace was violated during the barrage.

“We are probably dealing with the entry of an object on Polish territory. The object was confirmed by at least three radiolocation stations,” General Maciej Klisz, operational commander of the armed forces, told reporters.

Army command spokesman Jacek Goryszewski said it was “highly likely that it could have been a Shahed-type drone” of Iranian design used by the Russian military.

“But this has to be verified,” he said, adding that it could not be ruled out that the drone had already left Polish territory.

Zelensky called for European air forces to help Kyiv down drones and missiles in the future.

“In our various regions of Ukraine, we could do much more to protect lives if the aviation of our European neighbours worked together with our F-16s and together with our air defence,” Zelensky said in an address.

Andriy Yermak, Zelensky’s chief of staff, said the attack showed that Kyiv needed permission to strike “deep into the territory of Russia with Western weapons”.

Zelensky said Ukraine’s surprise cross-border incursion into Russia’s Kursk region launched on August 6 “is, among other things, a way to compensate for the lack of range”.

On Sunday, he said that the surprise manoeuvre had yielded further advances, albeit small ones.

The United States and Britain both condemned the assault, with US President Joe Biden calling it “outrageous” and British Foreign Secretary David Lammy branding it “cowardly”.

Germany’s foreign ministry said that “once again, Putin’s Russia is saturating Ukraine’s lifelines with missiles”.

Western powers are on high alert after North Korea’s Kim Jong-un pledged to strengthen military relations with Russia as the European superpower persists in funnelling billions into its “special military campaign”.

North Korea has already been accused transferring weapons to Russia.

Both Russia and North Korea have denied those accusations while simultaneously pledging to build on their existing relations as tensions continue to mount between major industrialised powers the world over.

Earlier this year, apparent evidence emerged that North Korea has indeed been shipping over missiles.

A 32-page UN report said, “debris recovered from a missile that landed in Kharkiv, Ukraine, on January 2 derives from a DPRK Hwasong-11 series missile”.

Three sanctions monitors had travelled to the bomb site this month and said they “could not independently identify from where the missile was launched, nor by whom”.

During Tuesday’s attack, residents in Kyiv rushed to take shelter in metro stations early Monday, as AFP reporters heard the booms of what appeared to be air defences.

“We are always worried. We have been under stress for almost three years now,” said Yulia Voloshyna, a 34-year-old lawyer taking refuge in the Kyiv metro.

“It was very scary, to be honest. You don’t know what to expect,” she said. Since invading in February 2022, Russia has launched repeated large-scale drone and missile attacks on Ukraine, including punishing strikes on energy facilities.

The Russian defence ministry confirmed it hit energy facilities in a statement, claiming that they were being used to aid Ukraine’s “military-production complex”.

The attacks early on Monday killed at least four people and wounded over 20 people across the country, officials said.

Two others were killed in later strikes during the day, according to authorities.

Monday’s aerial barrage came after a safety advisor working for the Reuters news agency, Ryan Evans, was killed in a missile strike on a hotel in eastern Ukraine late Saturday.

Britain’s Lammy said he was “deeply saddened to learn” of his death. Six of the agency’s crew covering the war were staying at the hotel in Kramatorsk, the last major city under Ukrainian control in the Donetsk region.

The Kremlin said there was “still no clarity” about the strike when asked about Zelensky’s assertion that the attack was carried out “deliberately”.

“I will say it again. The strikes are against military infrastructure targets or targets related to military infrastructure,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.

Zelensky said defending the logistics hub of Pokrovsk, also in the Donetsk region, was “most difficult” with Ukraine strengthening its positions there.

Over the border, one person died and six others were injured in a fire at an oil refinery in the Siberian city of Omsk on Monday, said regional governor Vitaly Khotsenko.

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Authorities did not specify the source of the fire.

Russian media reported loud explosions near the refinery, operated by Russian oil giant Gazprom and about 2,300 kilometres from Ukraine.

Ukraine regularly carries out drone attacks on oil and gas infrastructure in Russia, sometimes far from its border.

Rescuers have been searching for two missing tourists on a tour in Iceland after an ice wall collapsed, killing a man. But there has been a surprising revelation.

A major European nation is on the brink of chaos amid calls for mass protests, with its leader accused of an “anti-democratic coup”.

The sound of explosions rang out in central Kyiv on Monday morning during rush hour, confirming Ukraine’s fears of a massive Russian attack.

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4 Day Uluru Tour from Alice Springs

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Experience the wonders of Uluru, Kata Tjuta, and Kings Canyon plus the opportunity to really experience the desert in Tjortja West MacDonnell Ranges.

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This 4 day Uluru tour from Alice Springs offers an authentic outback adventure.

As well as experiencing the wonders of Uluru (Ayers Rock), Kata Tjuta (The Olgas), and Watarrka (Kings Canyon), we’ll give you the opportunity to really experience the desert at Tjortja West MacDonnell Ranges. This small group adventure encompasses the very best the Red Centre has to offer over 4 days.

Participate in an indigenous cultural exchange at Uluru including an Aboriginal Guided walk.

Suitable for all ages and levels of comfort. Choose to sleep under the clearest southern stars you can imagine with your choice of traditional swag or pop-up tents. So this 4 day Uluru tour is perfect for those new to camping.

This Uluru tour is great for families, as we have guides specially trained for guiding groups with children. We take children from age 8 upwards. Show your child the magic of Uluru at sunset on this tour. This Uluru tour is also perfect for all ages. If you are over 50 and are looking for an adventurous tour that isn’t just a coach tour for seniors, then this 4-day Uluru tour if for you!

Start this tour in Alice Springs and finishes in Alice Springs.

Real Aussie Adventures is about adventure and getting involved. We don’t define by age but our trips are quite active. We get travelers from all over the world, people traveling by themselves, couples and groups. This tour is ideal for family groups, with children over 8 years old.

On this tour walking and hiking in Uluru, Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon need a good level of fitness.

Uluru: Moderate level of fitness required. The base walk is on flat ground. Kata Tjuta : Good level of fitness required. Walking on an uneven surface required to complete the Valley of the Winds walk Kings Canyon: Good level of fitness is required for a four-hour walk around the canyon’s rim.

The perfect outback adventure on our 4 day Uluru tour from Alice Springs.

4 Day Red Centre Kings Canyon to West MacDonnell Ranges - Bush Swag [from Alice Springs]

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Departing from either Alice Springs or Yulara (Uluru Airport) we head towards Uluru (Ayers Rock) stopping off at Mt Connor (false Uluru) lookout for a view of this mighty red mountain and Curtin Springs for a toilet stop before arriving at our campground for lunch. After lunch, those arriving via Ayers Rock Airport will join the group before we head to the Red Centre’s Aboriginal interpretive cultural centre. We have a chance to learn about the cultural, ecological, historical and geological significance of this very special national park. With the anticipation and excitement growing we make a short drive towards the base of Uluru as we begin to comprehend the sheer size and magnificence of the giant monolith, getting up close and personal to explore further. Walking to Mutitjulu waterhole we discover sacred rock art sites in family caves and hear the creation stories of Kuniya and Liru as we continue our base walk towards Kuniya Piti. From here we drive around sacred sites towards Kantju Gorge where we envisage the highest waterfall in Central Australia, (truly a spectacle to behold, even more so when raining) an elders cave and the world’s oldest pantry. After exploring the world’s most impressive rock up close and personal, we retreat for panoramic views to witness one of the most incredible sunsets on the planet, all whilst having dinner cooked for you, to feed those hungry eyes and allow you to get to know your fellow travellers.

Meals: *Lunch, Dinner (*not included for guests being collected in Ayers Rock) Accom: Ayers Rock Coach Campground – Permanent Tents or Bush Swags (communal bathroom facilities) Driving Distance: 350km Hike Distance: 2-3 km / 2-3 hours

We wake early for a light breakfast and head off for a spectacular sunrise in Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. You thought Uluru was special and just when you think it couldn’t get any more majestic we approach the stunning silhouette of Kata Tjuta. Here we set off on a hike through the Valley of the Winds or Walpa Gorge marvelling at the mighty conglomerate rock formations. After exploring Kata Tjuta we make our way towards Kings Canyon region just in time to experience a glorious outback sunset followed by a hearty meal around the campfire.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Accom: Kings Creek Station – Permanent Tents or Bush Swags (communal campground facilities) Driving Distance: 406 km (4.5 Hours) Hike Distance: 2-6 km / 2-4 hours (*weather dependent)

We head off early to explore the mighty Kings Canyon (Watarrka) venturing into the ancient landscape and sacred grounds of the Ulpanyali and Lilla people. Arriving at the jewel in the crown at the centre of Watarrka National Park (Kings Canyon) we find ourselves surrounded by towering 100-metre cliff faces, views of sandstone chasms and jaw-dropping backdrops that will make the hairs stand up on the back of your neck. Grab your water, hat and sturdy shoes as we set off on foot to explore (the most seasonally applicable part of) the canyon in more detail. Rest up in the bus as we head back up north, passing through Alice Springs and heading out towards the West MacDonnell Ranges for an evening of stargazing at our bush camp.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Accom: West MacDonnell Ranges – Permanent Tents or Bush Swags (private portable facilities) Driving Distance: 370km (4 hours) Hike Distance: 4-6 km / 3-4 hours

Known traditionally as Angkerle Atwatye, meaning “Gap of Water”, Standley Chasm is a 3-metre-wide, 80-metre-high gorge amongst the West MacDonnell Ranges. At dawn, we hope to spot the native wildlife as we enjoy breakfast and look forward to the day ahead. Tracking west you are welcome to enjoy a dip in Ellery Creek Bighole, known traditionally as Udepata, surrounded by tall red cliffs and sandy Ellery Creek. Onwards to where massive geological forces created the towering red walls of Ormiston Gorge. Spend time here admiring nature and its finest before we begin our leisurely journey back towards Alice Springs, with our final stop at another amazing feature of the Tjoritja West MacDonnell region, Simpsons Gap, where several dreaming trails and stories cross. Featuring a permanent waterhole this is also a great place to spot resident wildlife. Now we’ve had our fix of the best of central Australia’s natural icons, we deliver you back to Alice Springs to your chosen accommodation and evening plans as you reminisce your four days of exploration and new friends made.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch Accom: N/A Driving Distance: 250km (3 hours) Walking Distance: ~3km / 4km

• Kings Canyon Watarrka National Park
• Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park (Ayers Rock) lookout at Sunset
• Visit the Uluru-Kata Tjuta cultural centre
• Sacred Rock Art Site
• Visit Mutitjulu Waterhole, Kuniya Piti, Kantju Gorge at Uluru
• Hike the Valley of the Winds or Walpa Gorge at Kata Tjuta
• Visit Tjoritja – West MacDonnell Ranges
• Explore Standley Chasm, Ochre Pits and Ellery Creek Big Hole
• Essential things to pack
• 3L Refillable water bottle
• Wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses & sunscreen
• Swimwear, beach towel & toiletries
• Comfortable sturdy hiking shoes (tread closed toe shoes)
• All-weather clothing (extreme conditions inc wind, heat, cold, day/night)
• 15kg soft bag & small day pack
• Tropical strength insect repellent
• Mosquito or fly net (summer months)
• Flashlight, headlamp or torch
• Money for snack and meals
• Bring your own sleeping bag & pillow (optional – if staying in a swag)
• Recharge power bank (limited access to power to charge phone or cameras)
• Important Booking Info
• This tour is linked to start in Alice Springs. If you would like to start in Ayers Rock Airport let us know.
• We will try to cater for most dietary needs and/or food allergies – passengers MUST notify the tour operator of any special dietary requirements, medical conditions at the time of booking.
• A minimum moderate to advanced level of fitness is required to complete the walks. Length of walks will be between 2km to 6km each day, often over steep rocky sections and in direct sunlight and high humidity. An approximate 9-11km walk is included in this tour. Embarking on walks will be at the guide’s discretion to ensure safety of guests. Therefore, a medium/high level of fitness is required, and doctors’ certificate is required for people over 70 years (30-days prior to travel).
• Children aged between 8 to 17 years old, must be always accompanied by an adult or legal guardian and must stay in private twin rooms. Not suitable for infants or children 7 years and under.
• Limited storage space on our vehicle, baggage kept to 1 x 15kg travel bag, 1 x 5kg day bag.
• This tour is not suitable for mobility-impaired travelers, wheelchairs, walkers or strollers.
• Itineraries may vary to adapt to seasonal changes and occasionally sites in the parks close or do not allow swimming. As safety is our top priority, we plan accordingly to ensure our guests have the most fun and best experience possible while on tour.
• Guests are asked to participate in the preparation of meals, clean up and vehicle unpacking/loading, so everyone can relax together after a long day touring. It’s also a great way to get to know and connect with your fellow travelers.
• Tour linked for live booking on this tour page starts in Alice Springs and in our  basic swag option. For Safari Tent book here. For starting in Ayers Rock book here.

This tour is linked to start your Uluru tour from Alice Springs,

You can start this tour in Ayers Rock/ Uluru or Alice Springs.

If starting in Alice Springs pick up is 7 am.

If starting in Uluru. You will be picked up from the airport in Ayers Rock/ Uluru around 13.30 pm. You will miss lunch on day 1 so please eat at the airport or your resort before joining the tour. If arriving at Ayers Rock airport after 1.50 pm you cannot join the tour on the same day.

This tour only ends in Alice Springs, around 6 pm.

For the more adventurous traveller, we have the traditional outback camping experience. Guests will enjoy sleeping under the stars in a canvas covered bedroll, known as a “Australian Swag”. Basic Swag: $1320AUD per person

If you’re after a little more comfort, you can book our “Twin Share” safari style. It includes Kings Canyon Lodge on (Day 1) and Ayers Rock Safari Tents with mattress and linen on (Day 2). Safari Tent Upgrade: $1530 AUD per person. To book the upgrade contact us for more details.

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