Sydney is located on the east coast of Australia, between Queensland and Victoria. Sydney is the biggest, oldest and most cosmopolitan city in Australia. Its sparkling beaches and climate is quite good, not cold and not hot. Sydney is also popular whit splendid museums and galleries, spirited nightlife and relaxed lifestyle.Before the arrival of Europeans, New South Wales had been inhabited for many thousands of years by Aboriginal people. As hunter-gatherers who lived off the natural abundance of the land and sea around them, they developed a profound relationship with the land they inhabited, and a unique knowledge of its plants and animals.d
Sydney is one of the most culturally diverse cities on earth, with accents of Asia, Europe and other countries.
Every year thousands of people from the muslim community who live in Sydney turn up to attend the most awaited festival of the year, which marks the end of Romadan, when people fast from sunrise to sunset for a whole month. It's a traditional and cultural festival from countries like Pakistan, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Turkey, Jordan, Palestine and Lebanon. They celebrate it in parks or indoor places. There are various stalls of traditional and designer clothing, delicious food, jewellery, man and women accessories, amusement rides and games for children.
They also have a variety of religious performances. It provides the opportunity for many muslim Australians, who are unaware of such a festivals, to get together and enjoy the the various different cultural exhibitions.
Sydney is one of the most culturally diverse cities on earth, with accents of Asia, Europe and other countries.
Every year thousands of people from the muslim community who live in Sydney turn up to attend the most awaited festival of the year, which marks the end of Romadan, when people fast from sunrise to sunset for a whole month. It's a traditional and cultural festival from countries like Pakistan, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Turkey, Jordan, Palestine and Lebanon. They celebrate it in parks or indoor places. There are various stalls of traditional and designer clothing, delicious food, jewellery, man and women accessories, amusement rides and games for children.
They also have a variety of religious performances. It provides the opportunity for many muslim Australians, who are unaware of such a festivals, to get together and enjoy the the various different cultural exhibitions.
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