When Cabramatta’s streets come alive with lanterns, music, food and the unmistakable energy of a grand celebration, you know the Moon Festival has arrived. Celebrating its 26th year, this much-loved festival is a time to embrace tradition, explore the vibrant streets of Cabramatta and, of course, indulge in the local food. Join WEST as we guide you on a tasting trail through Cabramatta’s local businesses, where you can discover some very, very good food while visiting.

Travelling along the M7 Motorway, striking art installations emerge from the landscape. Large, distinguished sculptures, a towering artwork soaring skywards, and an infantry of bronze horses that are impossible to miss. What you discover are First Nations artworks sharing deeply embedded stories, inviting you to learn, reflect and connect with local Dharug culture.

What better day out, than one combining good food, culture, the great outdoors and a healthy dose of exercise. For a different kind of adventure, join WEST as we put pedal to the metal and explore the ‘Emu Trail’, the 16km M12 shared user path. Integrating local Dharug First Nations culture and storytelling into the surrounding landscape, this is a day of discovery that will have your curiosity levels heightened with all there is to take in.

Mount Pritchard, on the traditional lands of the Cabrogal of the Darug Nation, is a leafy suburb where community is king. Local businesses, parks and great food bring people together, alongside Mounties, a much-loved local institution.

Abbotsbury, on the traditional lands of the Cabrogal of the Dharug Nation, is a standout destination for the nature and outdoor enthusiast. Largely encompassing the Western Sydney Parklands, there’s no shortage of ways to explore, unwind, and live it up with outdoor activities.

The Lunar New Year, celebrated by millions around the world, is a special time of the year, embracing cultural traditions, family reunions, and hopes for good fortune in the coming year. The Lunar New Year in 2026 farewells the introspective and intuitive Year of the Snake, and welcomes in the dynamic and energetic Year of the Horse. In many cultures, the Year of the Horse brings with it vibrant and fiery energy, symbolizing adventure, vitality, and momentum.

Located on the lands of the Cabrogal peoples of the Dharug Nation, Carramar in NSW is a leafy suburb, with a lot of heart. Perhaps best known for the historic Landsdowne Bridge designed by Bridge Builder and Master Stonemason David Lennox, Carramar is also home to a dreamy artisan gelateria.

Within the borders of Bonnyrigg, you will spot many places of worship for a variety of different religions scattered in and among the commun

Lansvale is a picturesque suburb along the Chipping Norton Lake on the traditional land of the Cabrogal tribe of the Dharug people. It’s...

WEST has curated a list of experiences and destinations that will surprise you, that are within a 25-minute drive of the airport.

Cabramatta is well known for its colourfully lined laneways and arcades playing host to every Vietnamese and other Southeast Asian delight.