Sydney Mardi Gras festival and cultural in Australia
Australia is known as the most friendly country in the world and a multi-cultural country.
Australia is very respectful of the culture that exists in this world because 40% majority of the population or ethnic groups in Australia are mixed.
there is some event or a unique culture that is held every year in Australia one of which is Mardi Gras Sydney.
Mardi Gras in Sydney is a cultural festival of gays and lesbians in the main world, which lasted two weeks in February and March each year. Since its inception in 1978, the Sydney Mardi Gras has enthralled the imagination of people from all over the world and is now regularly attract an audience of more than half a million people.
This event has become an important gay pride event, which aims to increase they cultur gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people, and their culture.
thousands and even millions of people partying and enjoying this show a lot of people gathered in Oxford Street through Darlinghurst in Sydney with a colorful float.
Fair Day event offers a casual event for friends and family, complete with a giant picnic and outdoor entertainment.
Some 100 event cultural, sports, and social held at various places in the city, including at the Sydney Opera House which is famous in the world, the Royal Botanic Gardens and Sydney Harbour. Fair Day party started with a picnic and a massive outdoor entertainment in the park in Victoria Park, Broadway.
The main event is the Mardi Gras Parade famous in the world, along Oxford Street in Darlinghurst, Sydney, complete with about 10,000 participants,
Thousands of Tourists and international guests are always attending every year.
Mardi Gras parades are not just aiming for fun but, Mardi Gras Parade was also introduced to the world of nature tourism
Sydney is a very beautiful tourist.
with various events being staged from Taronga Zoo to Manly and Bondi Beach to Luna Park.
A ustralia menujnjukan that it is very thick with culture and ethnicity.
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