Spotting the rare phenomenon of Uluru Falls

Plus a 'Coral Ark,' watching polar bears migrate, a Michelin-starred ferris wheel...

Visitors delight in spotting the rare phenomenon of Uluru Falls Uluru has long delighted those lucky enough to gaze upon it, so much so in fact that it was recently chosen as the third most incredible global experience in the second edition of Lonely Planet’s Ultimate Travel List. But the recent phenomenon of Uluru Falls transformed the iconic rock into rare sight only a few visitors could witness.   Learn more   This "coral ark" aims to save the world's precious reefs Plans for the world’s first dedicated coral conservation facility have been revealed near the Great Barrier Reef in North Queensland. Here's why it is important. read more Polar bears are on the move and you can watch the migration live In many parts of the world, large social gatherings are still verboten, but luckily for scientists – and armchair animal enthusiasts – no one’s told the polar bears. read more A Michelin-starred restaurant in Budapest is serving diners on a Ferris wheel The downturn in tourists has meant that both the high-end restaurant and the Budapest Eye have seen just a fraction of their usual visitor numbers, so the collaboration seemed a good fit. read more Heaps of other articles posted this week In addition to these top picks above, take a look at the dozens of articles we've published this past week. For example: There will be a rare blue moon on Halloween this year Mauritius aims to attract remote workers with a long-term stay visa Scientists discover a coral reef that’s taller than a skyscraper See more   Go Premium with a Lonely Planet Membership.   Enjoy the perks of being an official LP Member and get unrestricted access to watch any shows on Lonely Planet TV, unlimited destinations on the Lonely Planet Guides app, exclusive discounts to the Lonely Planet Shop and more.   Get your membership

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