Australia celebrates autumn with a bloom of colours at annual festival


Kabloom is an annual festival that is typically held in autumn in Australia. — Photos: Visit Victoria

Millions of vibrant flowers greet visitors at the annual Tesselaar Kabloom: Festival Of Flowers in Victoria, Australia.

The festival – held at the town of Silvan which is about 40km from Melbourne – is now open to the public until April 21, including on weekends and public holidays. During the Australian school holidays, it offers a wide range of experiences and activities for visitors of all age groups; children aged 16 and under can enjoy these activities for free.

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