In pictures: The last climb at Uluru
The famous landmark has been permanently closed to climbers following a campaign by traditional landowners the Anangu.
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Tourists have gathered at Australia’s Uluru for their last chance to scale the sacred rock.
Uluru – formerly known as Ayers Rock – is a place of great spiritual and cultural importance to traditional landowners the Anangu, who have long called for a ban on ascending the rock.
On Friday, the famous landmark in the heart of the Northern Territory’s Red Centre was permanently closed to climbers.
