The annual Vesak event was led by the Chinese Buddhist Association with many temples and monasteries from different cultures (English, Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean, Bangladesh, etc.)
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There were various activities to be enjoyed by the whole family.
This includes bathing the baby Buddha ceremony, meditation, lion dance and traditional singing and dancing performances from various cultures.
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There was also a multicultural vegetarian food fest and fascinating arts and craft stalls.
Boan Sunim from Bo Ri Temple (on the far left) Source: SBS
The event is non-profit, supported by the Burwood Council, NSW.
