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Angel Isai Sanchez Landeros
Ximena Sepulveda Calvillo
Javier Torres Amaya
Miguel Angel Treviño de Leon
Martha Cecilia Valadez Magallanes
Festivities
1 The Alice Springs Camel Cup: is a renowned event in the Australian outback, where camel races and festivities take
place annually. Thousands of spectators gather to witness these unique races, where camels, adorned in colorful saddles,
were raced by skilled jockeys across the desert sands. The event was filled with lively music, delicious food, and
enthusiastic cheers from the crowd, creating an unforgettable experience for all who were present.
2 The Moomba Festival: is a vibrant event held annually in Melbourne, Australia. This festival has a rich history, dating
back to 1955, and has since become a celebration of local culture and creativity. It has a diverse lineup of activities,
including parades, water sports, live performances, and fireworks displays that have attracted millions of visitors over the
years. The festival has something for everyone, offering a range of entertainment options that have made it a beloved
tradition in Melbourne.
3 The Perth Festival: is a prestigious cultural event held in Western Australia annually. If you attend this festival, you'll
notice that it operates on a zero conditional, meaning that its success occurs when artists from diverse backgrounds
present their works, and audiences appreciate various artistic expressions. This condition stays true every year, fostering
an environment where creativity thrives and community engagement remains at the heart of the festival's mission.
4 The Sydney Running Festival: is a major annual event that takes place in Australia, attracting thousands of participants
and spectators. Runners from around the globe have the opportunity to showcase their athleticism and determination as
they run across iconic landmarks such as the Sydney Harbour Bridge. The festival is renowned for its scenic routes,
providing both seasoned and amateur runners with an exciting and challenging experience. The event features various
categories of races, encouraging inclusivity and fostering a sense of community among participants, making it an inspiring
and unifying occasion for all involved.
Gastronomy
Australia's gastronomy has since ever been characterized as the result of a set of cuisines that reflect its
multicultural historical past.
Due to the predominance of Italian cuisine, there is an abundance of cakes and pies, roast cuts of meat,
grilled steaks, chicken, as well as other forms of meat generally accompanied by vegetables, vegetables
such as potatoes, beans, and carrots.
The typical Australian dish until now is meat pie, which it seems like nothing else is going to compare to it.
There are other typical foods that, although they are not consumed as much as the dish we just
mentioned, constitute a very accepted delicacy among Australians. This is also how they have Cabanossi,
which are a type of sausage or sausage similar to salami.
Other popular Australian dishes have since ever been those cooked with the meat of exotic animals such
as crocodile, kangaroo or buffalo. Crustaceans known as mud crabs and yabbie shrimp are also important.
Meats, fish, seafood and especially native plants have ever been traditional to the Aboriginal tribes that
have lived in Australia from 40,000 to 60,000 years ago until now. Some of them can be seen on the menus
of Australian restaurants, which since the end of the 20th century have recently rediscovered and made
bushfood fashionable.
Traditions
Most of the time in Australian cities it’s hot, to enjoy the outdoors
almost every day.
- [ ] If it’s hot, you’ll see someone roasting meat.
Australia has a long tradition and a more established regulation in

the cultivation of organic food.
- [ ] You’ll see a lot of organic food If you go to an australian

supermaket.
A very common custom is to see people barefoot, since it reflects a

free and carefree lifestyle.
- [ ] If you go to a bar, a supermarket or just walking on the street,

you’ll probably see people barefoot.
What to do and what not to do in
australia
You may park your vehicles but it will be very expensive.
You might study courses for three months.
You could attend congresses.
You may drive at a maximum of 100 km/h on the highway.
You should get lost in the rainforest Daintree.
You mustn't drink alcohol on the street.
You mustn't smoke anywhere.
You shouldn't carry more than 50 kg of potatoes at a time.
You shouldn't ride a bike without protection.
You mustn't bring pets on the train.

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Australia has a long tradition and a more established regulation in

- [ ] You’ll see a lot of organic food If you go to an australian

A very common custom is to see people barefoot, since it reflects a

- [ ] If you go to a bar, a supermarket or just walking on the street,

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