The Sheer Size Of The Olgas Domed Rocks During The Midday Sun, Northern Territory, Australia. Kata TjuṯA, Pitjantjatjara: Kata TjuṯA, Lit. `Many Heads`, Also Known As The Olgas, Is A Group Of Large, Domed Rock Formations Or Bornhardts Located About 360 Km Southwest Of Alice Springs, In The Southern Part Of The Northern Territory, Central Australia. Uluru, Also Known As Ayers Rock, Located 25 Km 16 Mi To The East, And Kata Tjuta Form The Two Major Landmarks Within The Uluru-Kata TjuṯA National Park. The Park Is Considered Sacred To The Aboriginal People Of Australia

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