What holidays are there in Australia?

New Year's Day, commonly known as "New Year" in most countries in the world, is the first day of the Gregorian New Year.

2.65438+1October 26th: National Day.

To commemorate the founding anniversary of white people entering Australia, the biggest celebration of Australia's National Day will be held in downtown Sydney and the beach in front of Sydney Harbour. Darling Bay is the center of the activity, with the theme of family entertainment, delicious food from all over the world, music and dazzling fireworks at night.

March and February 14: Valentine's Day.

In Australia, people attach the most importance to New Year and Labor Day, while Valentine's Day and Christmas are slightly less important than the first two festivals. However, Australians have a slow pace of life and like to enjoy life. Therefore, no matter what festivals, there are always celebrations, dinners and parties.

4.6 months 13:? Queen's birthday

June 13 is the birthday of Queen Elizabeth II and a national holiday in Australia. Except Western Australia, all other provinces in Australia celebrate the Queen's birthday on this day.

In Australia, there are different forms to celebrate the Queen's birthday, which are mainly divided into official traditions and social folk entertainment. The official traditional forms of celebration include: the annual military parade held at the Royal Military Academy in Dentron, Australian Capital Territory; The Queen's Birthday Honours Order of Australia and the Queen's Birthday Commemorative Stamps issued by Australia Post every year.

5.65438+February 26th: Unpacking Festival.

Australian festivals have a fixed pattern, that is, if the festival falls on Saturday or Sunday, it will be postponed until next Monday. 65438+February 26th: Opening the Christmas gift box is called "Announcement Festival" in South Australia.