Sydney's Chinatown is an urban settlement in southern part of the central business district of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Its location is located in Haymarket, between Central Station and Darling Harbour. Chinatown is part of Sydney local government area of City of Sydney and Australia's largest Chinatown. Chinatown is the main attraction of thousands of tourists who came to enjoy its uniqueness. Your visit to be complete if you have visited Sydney's Chinatown.
Chinatown centered around Dixon Street, a pedestrian mall with many Chinese restaurants and with a Paifang (a kind of nuanced Chinese gate) at each end. Gate that read: Understanding Trust and Ancestors, and the gate end of another one that reads, In Four Oceans Everyone is you. On the east side, parallel with the Dixon Street, is the Sussex Street, which has a number of shops, and George Street, one of Sydney's major highways.
At the eastern end of Chinatown, at the corner of George Street and Hay Street, there is a sculpture made of tree trunks that have died, a statue of the Golden Water Mouth. Two-century-old wooden Melliodora Eucalyptus is found in Lachlan River near Condobolin New South Wales. This tree is unique because it describes all elements of life is formed of five elements, namely gold or metal, wood, fire, water and soil so-called "five elements.
Another uniqueness is termanefestasinya these five elements in life, where water is dripping from the branches of this dead wood, so too is a mirror polished gold color metal. Unique tree that is at a crossroads It attracts visitors because it includes the Sydney Open Museum.
On the southern side of Chinatown, a large complex of traditional mall named Market City, which has more than a hundred stalls. Market City provides various types of clothing, food and souvenirs at the market price. Upstairs is a modern shopping centers, restaurants, boutiques, and a cinema complex. Friday-Saturday markets and flea markets Paddy's Market is also located here. Because the number of tourists who increasingly visit the market is now in the open also on Wednesday. Chinatown pathway is also connected by a light cityrail, namely bergerbong two tram trains.
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