William and Kate Go Walkabout At Uluru

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have arrived at world famous Australian landmark Uluru, previously known as Ayers Rock.

The latest stop on the Royal couple's tour also saw them visit the nearby National Indigenous Training Academy, where they gave out certificates to students.

The Royals gave out certificates at an indigenous training academy

Kate described Uluru as "absolutely stunning" from the air, before she and William met people from the local Aboriginal community and watched some traditional song and dance.

Prince William was also given a spear as a gift.

The Royal couple then took a walk around the base of the ancient sandstone rock with two local guides.

A photo taken of the Duke and Duchess at the rock is reminiscent of the image of Prince Charles and the Princess of Wales, who visited the site in 1983.

Prince Charles and Princess Diana visited Uluru in 1983

Prince George stayed in Canberra with his nanny while his parents made the short flight to the Northern Territory.

The Royal couple are on a 19-day tour Down Under and have already visited Sydney and toured New Zealand.

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