#AustralianCulture

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Australia is a vast and diverse country with stunning landscapes, vibrant cities, and unique wildlife. Whether you're interested in exploring the Outback, relaxing on beautiful beaches, or experiencing the cosmopolitan culture of cities like Sydney and Melbourne, there's something for everyone. Here's a guide to help you plan your travel in Australia:

1. Sydney:

Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge: Iconic landmarks offering spectacular views.

Bondi Beach: Famous for its golden sands and surfing culture.

Royal Botanic Garden: A tranquil escape near the city center.

2. Melbourne:

Federation Square and Flinders Street Station: Cultural and architectural landmarks.

Queen Victoria Market: A bustling market offering fresh produce, local crafts, and more.

Street Art in Hosier Lane: Explore Melbourne's vibrant street art scene.

3. Great Barrier Reef:

Cairns or Port Douglas: Gateway towns to explore the Great Barrier Reef through snorkeling or diving.

4. Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park:

Witness the iconic Uluru (Ayers Rock) and Kata Tjuta formations, especially during sunrise or sunset.

5. The Outback:

Consider a road trip through the Australian Outback for a unique and rugged experience.

6. The Whitsundays:

Sail or cruise around the stunning Whitsunday Islands with their white-sand beaches and clear waters.

7. Brisbane:

South Bank: Enjoy parks, restaurants, and cultural institutions along the Brisbane River.

Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary: Interact with Australian wildlife, including koalas and kangaroos.

8. Tasmania:

Explore the natural beauty of this island state, including Cradle Mountain National Park and Freycinet National Park.

9. The Daintree Rainforest:

Explore the ancient rainforest, home to diverse flora and fauna.

10. Perth:

Visit Kings Park and Botanic Garden for panoramic views of the city.

Explore the beaches of Fremantle and Cottesloe.

11. The Twelve Apostles:

Witness the dramatic limestone stacks along the Great Ocean Road in Victoria.

12. Sydney to Melbourne Coastal Drive:

Consider driving along the coastal route between these two major cities for breathtaking scenery.

13. Indigenous Experiences:

Engage in indigenous cultural experiences to learn about Australia's rich Aboriginal heritage.

14. Wine Regions:

Explore renowned wine regions such as Barossa Valley, Margaret River, and Hunter Valley.

15. National Parks:

Australia has numerous national parks offering diverse landscapes, from rainforests to deserts. Consider exploring Lamington National Park, Kakadu National Park, or Blue Mountains National Park.

Tips:

Travel Seasons: Australia's seasons are opposite to those in the Northern Hemisphere. December to February is summer, and June to August is winter.

Safety: Australia is generally safe, but be cautious of the country's unique wildlife, including spiders and snakes.

Transportation: Domestic flights are common for long distances, and renting a car is a great way to explore regional areas.

Australia offers a wide range of experiences, so tailor your itinerary to match your interests and preferences. Enjoy your travels Down Under!

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30 things you need to know about Australia Het is de Merckx

Unlock the secrets of Australia as we share 30 must-know facts about this extraordinary country. Let Het is de Merckx guide your journey.

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30 things you need to know about Australia Het is de Merckx Looking for a dose of inspiration? Delve into these 30 fascinating facts about Australia and let Het is de Merckx illuminate your path to discovery.

[pulse-vibes-media]

The Arrival of the First Fleet 1788

On January 26, 1788, the First Fleet landed in Australia, marking a major turning point in history. This event shaped the nation’s future and highlighted the resilience of its people. As we reflect on this pivotal moment, let’s honor the rich history and diverse stories that define Australia today.

What does this moment mean to you? Share your thoughts below!

#TheFirstFleet #AustralianHistory #TurningPoint #PulseVibesMedia #Australia #HistoryInTheMaking #FirstFleet #AustraliaDay #HistoricEvents #ColonialAustralia #IndigenousHistory #AustralianHeritage #AustraliaPride #AustralianCulture #HeritageMonth #LandmarkMoments #JourneyOfAustralia #AustraliaAnniversary #CulturalReflection #HistoricalJourney #ResilienceAndGrowth

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John Perceval - Australian Art John de Burgh Perceval (1923 – 2000) was a well-known Australian artist. Perceval was the last surviving member of a group known as the Angry Penguins who redefined Australian art in the 1940s. Other members included John Reed, Joy Hester, Sidney Nolan, Arthur Boyd and Albert Tucker. He was also an Antipodean and contributed to the Antipodeans exhibition of 1959. #art #artist #painters #artistic #australinpainter #australianartist #australianart #fineart #artwork🎨 #artworks #australianlandscape #painring #oilpainting #landscape #expressive #work #contemparyart #VisualArt #culture #australianculture #blog #artblog @expositionblog https://www.instagram.com/p/CKjsowLHGDf/?igshid=zoktu19v879b

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Indeed we wanted to share some great piece of work from others. #contemporaryart by @brisbanecitycouncil great lights ever experienced. #contemporaryart #brisbane #bcc #lights #artwork #brisbaneartist #australia #culture #australianculture #foodtruck #skull #nightlights #design #nightout #tourist #brisbaneanyday #briabane (at Brisbane, Queensland, Australia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CO7nRdyFACI/?igshid=ztvf82qbsjlw

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[defindofficial]

When a million cultures are alien to us, which culture/ritual/trends from your country might surprise them?? 😳🧐 D says, "Hypothetical situation are a real thing, because anyway what we expect never happens!! Oh, hi 2020!" Ps. Comment the most required trend/culture etc. but yet would be alien to others who don't know much about your country! 🌼🌼 #cult #blacklivesmatter #studentsdemandaction #indiancultureandhistory #popculture #japaneseculturefestival #australianculture #germanyculture #unitedstatesculture #brazilculture #argentinaculture #worldculture #travelworldculture #nepalculture #worldfamousculture #unknowncultures #youthculturepower #aliensarereal #culturetravel #exploreculture #racialjustice #traditionalculture #whatsyouropinion #rituals (at Culture Route) https://www.instagram.com/p/CClZFVJDvON/?igshid=1d339868fb441

[graphitman]

Sunday morning at North Bondi. Aussie surf culture at its best. Nippers learning the way of the surf 🏄‍♀️. So many families enjoying the water. New baby’s everywhere. And we probably need a bigger pram park area 😂🤣😅. @waverleycouncil #sunday #australianculture #nippers #stunningday #bondibeach #family #operaaustralia #OA #opera #latraviata #actor #performer #handaopera #Sydney #handaoperaonsydneyharbour #hosh #acting #backinsydney @bondirescuetv @operaaustralia @noahsbondi #summer #littlebitofaustralia #australia @northbondislsc #northbondisurfclub #bondilifeguards @bondilifeguards (at North Bondi Surf Lifesaving Club Christmas Tree) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9LKmMRHLle/?igshid=7i6qtqvtuawy

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Open call for 2020 exhibits Location: Australia Deadline: October 31, 3019 REPOST for @neonparlour Applications are now open to exhibit at Neon Parlour in the first half of 2020 . Applications close at 5pm on the 31st of October . More Info: Neon-parlour.com Neonparlour@gmail.com . #artistcallout #artistcall #opencallforartists #paintersofinstagram #installationart #contemporarypainting #makersgonnamake #australianartists #australianart #australianartist #australianculture #aussie #artexhibition #oilpainters #abstract_buff (at Australia) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3AkcOvlT0C/?igshid=k569lstfb9kj

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Australia e-visa for Switzerland passport holders. Visit Australia and explore various cities in this island. Apply now from @touristvisaonline https://www.touristvisaonline.com/switzerland/switzerland/australia #visaprocessing #visaapplication #visaexperts #visaservice #visaapproved✔️ #visaforaustralia #australianculture #australianembassy #adventuretime #apply_now #traveltoaustralia🇦🇺 #travelagency #topdestinations #travelphotography #trackvisa #placestovisit #paynow #melbourne #sydneyaustralia #cairns #mostvisitedplace #like4likes #comment #share #followbackinstantly https://www.instagram.com/p/B0DvRnGJ-br/?igshid=1ogxklzh3epnh

[sophynixon-blog]

Just finished painting this Aboriginal magic for this Wednesday's Art Class. 🌞 Inspired by last weeks #folkstoryfriday Need to lie down now... 😴😥 #sophynixon #sophynixonartclass2017 #sophynixonillustrates #aboriginalinspired #aboriginalart #aboriginalspirit #rainmaker #rainspirits #australianculture #inspiredbyfolkstoryfriday #dreamtime #aboriginaldreamtime #acrylicpainting #acrylicpaintingonwood ##winsorandnewtonprofessionalacrylics

[milenaolesinska]

John Perceval - Australian Art John de Burgh Perceval (1923 – 2000) was a well-known Australian artist. Perceval was the last surviving member of a group known as the Angry Penguins who redefined Australian art in the 1940s. Other members included John Reed, Joy Hester, Sidney Nolan, Arthur Boyd and Albert Tucker. He was also an Antipodean and contributed to the Antipodeans exhibition of 1959. #art #artist #painters #artistic #australinpainter #australianartist #australianart #fineart #artwork🎨 #artworks #australianlandscape #painring #oilpainting #landscape #expressive #work #contemparyart #VisualArt #culture #australianculture #blog #artblog @expositionblog https://www.instagram.com/p/CKjs-apn0NI/?igshid=nusoxodaohcv

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Adventure Esprence 😅 #4wdaustralia #4wd #fordranger #beach #sunnyday #winteriscoming #goodlifestyle #australianculture #enjoylife #travelblogger (hier: Esperance, Western Australia)

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You know your bestie loves you when they buy you a yowie! 👌🏻🙌🏻❤️ #90snostalgia #australianculture #yowie #rumble #surpriseinside #❤️ #toeatornottoeat #mychildhood #90skids

[artinterface-aboriginal-art-blog]

'Gelingkenayin' by Mabel Juli 120 x 120cm / Natural ochre and pigment on canvas. www.artinterface.net for more information and pricing. The image Juli has painted represents one of the key Dreaming (Creation) stories for Warlu country and is explains a particular rock formation found in a valley. This country is known for its hilly terrain and abundance of waterholes and natural springs. In the Dreamtime (Ngarrangkarni), Gelingkenayin, the rainbow, was a man. He was traveling through Warlu country hunting for kangaroo with his dingo. His dog was good and loyal. Each time he would send out his dog, the dog would track and kill the kangaroo and return to his master then lead him to the kangaroo. Gelingkenayin came to a deep valley with step hills on each side. He sent out his dingo and the dog ran up one side of the hill and was gone a long while. Gelingkenayin called out to his dog but there was no answer. He walked down the hill back into the valley and called for his dog again, still nothing. Dejected and upset, Gelingkenayin walked back down to the valley and sat quietly. As night started to fall and daylight slipped from the valley, Gelingkenayin heard a deep growl from behind him. Gelingkenayin turned his head to where the noise came from and as he turned, his shape became stone. You can still see Gelingkenayin in that valley today. The rocky hill in the middle of the Warlu valley is recognized as Gelingkenayin's profile. Text courtesy of Warmun Art Centre. #mabeljuli #australianindigenousart #australianculture #aboriginalart #kimberleyart #artoftheday #artinterface_aboriginal_art #byappointmentartgallery #artforsale #art #australianart (at South Yarra, Victoria, Australia)