If you want to be unique and exciting, this kind of trip will be worthy of your trip! There is such a state in Australia, with different festivals and excitement every month. The latest and most comprehensive Australian New South Wales festival calendar in history not only has its own characteristics, but also perfectly integrates into the local area and has an authentic Australian holiday!

MAR

March

Sydney Royal Carnival

SYDNEY ROYAL EASTER SHOW

March 23 ( Friday) to April 03 (Tuesday)

The Carnival began in 1823 and is the largest annual festival in Australia, attracting more than 800,000 people every year. Proceeds from the carnival will be used by RAS to invest in agricultural projects, competitions, education, youth development and rural development in New South Wales (NSW).

The Sydney Royal Easter Show (Sydney Royal Easter Show) is an Australian cultural celebration, covering everything from rural traditional culture to modern living arts, providing a unique experience for each participant. Every Easter, rural and urban areas merge perfectly at the Sydney Showground in Sydney Olympic Park to witness fourteen days of agricultural competitions, animal experiences, live entertainment, Carnival, shopping and other activities.

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APR

April

Orange Food Week

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March 31 (Friday) to April 9 (Sunday)

During the annual F.O.O.D. Week (Food Of Orange) District) enjoy delicious food and wine. The 10-day event takes place in the northwest of New South Wales (NSW) in April, showcasing local fresh produce, elegant wines, gourmet products, talented chefs and a variety of top restaurants and other delicacies. place.

The festival offers a wide range of dining experiences, from wine tastings to farm tours, cooking demonstrations, cabaret restaurants, music and picnics to a lively night market, plus a 100-Mile Dinner . Hosted by the F.O.O.D Week committee and local residents of Molong, the dinner event features delicious produce sourced from Orange, 100 miles away from Sydney ) is a four-hour drive.

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MAY

May

Sydney Light and Music Festival

VIVID SYDNEY

May 25 (Thursday) to June 16 (Saturday)

The Vivid Sydney Light and Music Festival attracts many domestic and foreign tourists every year. This year, the 2018 Sydney Light and Music Festival The 10th Anniversary Celebration (Vivid Sydney) will be held from May 25th to June 16th. Vibrant Sydney brings together the most outstanding talents in the fields of Vivid Light, Vivid Music and Vivid Ideas. The 2017 festival attracted a record 1.7 million attendees. This year visitors will experience an even greater program and experience the largest and most dynamic Sydney Music Festival ever.

At the Sydney Light and Music Festival, the Sydney Opera House, a world cultural heritage site, will continue to use creative art projection projects to showcase the colorful works of local Australian artists.

To celebrate the tenth anniversary this year, in addition to Central Park, Darling Harbour, the Australian National Maritime Museum, and Martin Place, well-known attractions such as the Royal Botanic Gardens in Sydney and Taronga Zoo will also be presented at the Vivid Sydney Light and Music Festival Wonderful light show.

HUNTER VALLEY FOOD & WINE FESTIVAL

HUNTER VALLEY FOOD & WINE FESTIVAL

May 1 (Monday) to June 30 (Friday)

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The Hunter Valley Wine and Food Festival is back, this time bigger and running for two full months. This much-anticipated annual event will showcase the region’s diverse wine and food culture from May to June each year, with a series of themed events taking place.

The Hunter Valley Wine and Food Festival is the perfect antidote to those winter blues. It offers you the opportunity to sip wine and dine with leading Hunter Valley winemakers and chefs, and you can take part in a series of fun interactive classes to hone your cooking skills, or if you want a more relaxed experience , you can choose the most comfortable position to sit by the open fire, taste the high-end red wine produced in the Hunter Valley, accompanied by a plate of fragrant cheese, and enjoy laziness and comfort. Book in advance to avoid disappointment.

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JUN

June

Australian Badminton Open

Crown Group

June 20 to June 25

More than 300 top players from 30 countries will compete for the Australian Open gold medal, world champion Lin Dan , Chen Long, and Malaysian star Lee Chong Wei, currently ranked number one in the world, all participated, and the competition standards were no less than those of the Olympic Games. The competition will start on June 20 at the Sydney Olympic Park Athletics Center, with the final on June 25.

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JUL

July

Arsenal Football Club

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July 13th to 15th

After waiting for forty years, the English Premier League giant Arsenal will finally set foot on Australian soil! From July 13th to 15th, the Gunners will stage exciting battles with Sydney FC and Western Sydney Wanderers, giving fans a feast for the eyes! At that time, Sydney will hold a variety of fan activities to have close contact with Arsenal Football Club and players.

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AUG

August

Australian Surf Festival

July From the 28th to August 14th

The 2017 Australian Surfing Festival attracted more than 500 of Australia's top surfers to participate, which was both competitive and ornamental. There are a variety of competition events, including short board, long board, full body board, etc. Athletes will compete for the national championship in each event. During the Surf Festival, the competition area will also host a wealth of light, music and art activities, and the entire Coffs Harbor will be immersed in the atmosphere of a surf carnival!

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SEP

September

Jindabyne Ice and Snow Music Festival

August 31st - September 1st

2018, Australian Snowtunes Music Festival Festival) will kick off with enthusiasm on August 31, inviting popular Australian and international artists as guests.

The Ice and Snow Music Festival combines ice and snow sports and popular entertainment modes to allow those who are looking for ice and snow excitement challenges to experience endless fun here. Of course, we have also prepared cable car tickets and festival tickets for all guests. holiday pack.

This year’s Ice and Snow Music Festival will bring you a hot atmosphere that will last two days. So, it’s better to act than to think, come and join us! Tips! Minors are not allowed to enter.

OCT

October

Orange Wine Festival

October 13-17

The Orange Wine Festival highlights the region's fine wines through two weeks of wine shows, tastings, seminars and local farmers' events.

There are a variety of activities here every day for sommeliers and wine lovers to participate in. Everyone, regardless of age or gender, can feel the enthusiasm of the festival here. This year marks the 11th Orange Wine Festival, which also coincides with the 20th anniversary of the vineyard recognized as a “wine origin” by the National Geographical Indications Committee. Such a memorable festival, why not come and taste the legendary and mellow wine together!

DEC

December

Tour de France L'ETAPE Australian Cycling Race

December 02

< p>In 2017, the Tour de France comes to Australia for the first time, and the event has entered the countdown stage! The Tour de L'tape Australia is a cycling event designed for amateur riders under professional-level conditions.

L'tape Australia by Le Tour de France has been held annually in the Snowy Mountains of New South Wales (NSW) since December 2016. , the competition is set up with closed roads, challenging routes, sprint stages and King of the Mountain stages, where riders will compete for the famous yellow jersey, green jersey, polka dot jersey and white jersey. Come and experience the speed and passion of the Tour de France!

DEC

December

Fireworks light up Sydney’s New Year’s Eve

December 31

< p>December 31st every year is not only a night for bidding farewell to the old year and welcoming the new year around the world, but also a time for countries to start mysterious fireworks. On New Year's Eve, Sydney was one of the first major cities in the world to ring in the New Year's bells, welcoming the new year with brilliant fireworks.

The grand fireworks display kicked off at 6 p.m., with gliders piloted by elite aircraft pilots gliding across the city skyline, displaying cool flying skills in the sky. The cheering performance set the tone for the carnival on New Year’s Eve.

At 8:38 pm, a unique performance will light up Sydney's night as the "appetizer" of the fireworks show. The mysterious indigenous dance shows people the collision of ancient civilization and modern culture. At this time, no matter what color you are or what beliefs you have, you will blend into this joyful festive atmosphere and look forward to the arrival of the New Year together.

After a wonderful performance, the time arrived at 9 o'clock in the evening, and a bright firework lit up the sky of the city. Bustling crowds gradually began to gather at those excellent viewing spots. It's best to bring children to take a sneak peek before there are too many people. The 8-minute fireworks show includes the Harbor Bridge Fireworks Show and the Cruise Ship Fireworks Show. The fireworks show only lasts for 8 minutes, which is enough to amaze you and keep you lingering for a long time.

As a small fireworks show ends, a romantic sea cruise with colorful lights begins. Lights light up the sky and the water is decorated with boats. On the sea, cruise ships decorated with colorful lights have become a major attraction of the Sydney Fireworks Festival, and there are also wonderful sea dances to fully demonstrate the enthusiasm of the Sydney Fireworks Festival to the audience. The lights, music, dance, and fireworks are dreamlike and beautiful.

The celebration reaches its climax when the clock strikes midnight. Sydney displayed an unprecedented fireworks display in a way that shocked the world. Fireworks bloomed all over the sky, and singing and dancing took place. The familiar Harbor Bridge and Sydney Opera House were all put on festive "new clothes". You can't help but cheer along with the crowd to celebrate the arrival of the new year.

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