Stacy McGregor (ph) who works for a local tour country posted these images to our Facebook and told CNN that he's lived and worked in Uluru for over four years and he's never seen waterfalls or rain like this.
But this week after heavy rains poured throughout northern Australia for nearly a week, this incredible and rare footage emerged of waterfalls at Uluru.
The Uluru is considered an inselberg, or island mountain, in that it's a giant mass of sandstone climbing over 348 meters into the sky but is somehow surrounded by flat lowlands in every direction.
We'll do one more little loop around to the front and to officially open this brand new space, we've got the new Robert Irwin logo on that beautiful Uluru image They've done a great job putting this logo on here.
9 Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park Deep in the heart of the Red Centre of Australia You can find Uluru One of the most photographed natural wonders in the country.
There are particular spots in Uluru that you cannot photograph professionally, because they are culturally sensitive, equivalent to sacred scripture to Anangu.