Mount Conner

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Connor Hill, also known as Attila Artilla, is a flat-topped mountain about 100 kilometers southeast of Uluru, 300 meters (984 feet) above sea level, a flat-topped horse-hooked mound. Connor Hill is a symbol of Australia and is arguably a giant natural monument in central Australia. It was named in 1873 by William Goss. Connor Hill is a sacred mountain of Aboriginal people, and the ownership is also owned by Aboriginal people. It is not open to tourists at present, but can be viewed from afar. We first saw Mount Connor on the plane that arrived in Ululu, and thought it was Ululu! Later, on the way to the Imperial Valley, I watched the holy mountain from a distance again at the Connor Mountain Observation Deck. The view of Mount Connor from a distance was also very spectacular! Picture 1-3: Connor Mountain Observation Deck Mount Conner Lookout taken at different times; Picture 4-5: Red land around Connor Mountain Observation Deck.