Category Archives: Australia

Ed Sheeran – Loop Tour Concert in Sydney

We went to see Ed Sheeran’s Loop Tour concert in Sydney, and honestly it was one of the most amazing live music experiences we have ever had. The concert took place at Accor Stadium, where tens of thousands of fans gathered to watch one of the world’s most loved singer-songwriters perform live.

The atmosphere was incredible from the moment we arrived. The stadium was packed with people from everywhere, all excited and ready for an unforgettable night of music. We had standing front tickets, which made the whole experience even more special because we were so close to the stage. Being right there in the crowd, feeling the energy of the music and the fans around us, was just unreal.

The Loop Tour itself is very unique. Unlike many big concerts with huge bands and complicated setups, Ed performs mostly on his own using his famous loop pedal, creating beats, guitar layers, and vocals live right in front of the audience. It’s amazing to watch how he builds each song piece by piece on stage. The show runs for nearly three hours with dozens of songs, mixing new music with all his biggest hits.

When he walked on stage, the whole stadium erupted. From the first beat everyone was singing along. Hearing songs like “Castle on the Hill”, “Perfect”, “Thinking Out Loud”, “Photograph”, and “Shape of You” live with thousands of people singing together gave us goosebumps. Every song felt special, and the energy just kept getting bigger and bigger throughout the night.

Standing so close to him made it even more unforgettable. You could really see his passion when he performs. He talks to the crowd, tells stories, and jokes around between songs, which makes the concert feel very personal even in such a huge stadium. It didn’t feel like just a performance — it felt like a real connection between the artist and the fans.

The lights, visuals, and sound were incredible too. The stage design was built so everyone could see him clearly, and the massive screens and lighting effects made every moment feel magical. At times the whole stadium turned into a sea of lights with everyone’s phones up during the emotional songs.

But honestly, the best part was simply the music. Every beat, every lyric, every guitar loop felt perfect. We loved every song and every moment. Seeing Ed Sheeran live like this is something we will never forget.

It was one of those nights where time just flies because you are enjoying every second. Walking out of the stadium afterwards with thousands of people still singing his songs was such an amazing feeling.

Definitely a night to remember. 🎶

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Take care,

M from Nepaliaustralian
XOXO

I survived our first Camping

I survived my first proper camping trip, and it genuinely felt like a small personal victory.

It had been a long time since I last went camping. My only real experience before this was glamping about four years ago, and it wasn’t a great one. That experience put me off camping altogether, so I was quite nervous about trying again. Still, I decided to give it another go — and I’m really glad I did.

We arrived on a day with much nicer weather, around 29 °C, which made the start of the trip far more comfortable. The following days were much hotter, reaching about 34 °C one day and 38 °C the next. Setting up took longer than I expected. Even with a pop-up tent, there’s still a lot to do — setting up the gazebo, beds, and organising everything for the day. Once it was all done, though, it felt worth the effort and was actually very enjoyable.

On the first night, we had momos for dinner, plenty of snacks, and a campfire where we roasted marshmallows. That was definitely a highlight. The night itself was more challenging. I’m a very light sleeper, which was one of the main reasons my last camping experience was difficult. Even though I came prepared this time, sleep was still a challenge. That said, I managed a few hours, which felt like a win.

The next day, we got ready, freshened up, and had breakfast before spending the afternoon relaxing and playing games. We played UNO, other card games, Snakes and Ladders, and a few board games. The kids stayed busy with cricket, word-finding activities, and plenty of space to run around. There were three families in total with six kids, and they absolutely loved every minute of it.

Later in the day, once the sun started to go down and the heat eased, we headed to a nearby river. Swimming was exactly what we needed. After spending some time there, we came back for dinner, enjoyed another campfire, and wrapped up the day on a really nice note.

Overall, it was a really positive experience. The main thing I still need to improve is my sleeping setup so I can fully relax and treat camping as a proper personal pause. Spending time with family and friends, and seeing how much the kids enjoyed it, made it completely worthwhile. Hopefully, this will be the first of a few more camping trips — each one a little more comfortable and an even better experience.

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Take care,

M from Nepaliaustralian
XOXO

✨ Happy New Year 2026 ✨

I hope everyone has had a really nice Christmas break and a wonderful start to the New Year. For us, this holiday season was filled with warmth, laughter, and so many little moments that truly matter.

We had a really good Christmas with friends and family, just the way we love it. Decorating the Christmas tree with my kids was one of my favourite parts—messy, fun, and full of excitement. We hosted Christmas dinner at home, went out together to see beautiful Christmas lights, and the kids were absolutely over the moon with their gifts. Seeing their happiness made everything feel extra special.

I honestly love this time of year. School holidays, no work pressure, slower mornings, and more family time—it’s been so refreshing. We even managed to go camping, which was our first-ever camping trip! I’ll be sharing more about that soon because it definitely deserves its own post.

So far, 2026 has started really well for us, and my heart is full of gratitude. A new year always feels like a fresh page—new goals, new energy, and new chances to grow. 2026 already feels hopeful, calm, and full of possibility, and I’m choosing to walk into it with positivity and purpose.

Wishing each and every one of you a very happy 2026. May this year bring you good health, happiness, love, success, and many reasons to smile. Here’s to a positive, productive, and beautiful year ahead for all of us ✨🥂

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Take care,

M from Nepaliaustralian
XOXO

Stunning Day at Mt Wellington – A Must-Do in Tasmania

Our visit to Mt Wellington (kunanyi) in Tasmania was one to remember. We were incredibly lucky to be there on a rare day with no wind and plenty of sunshine, which made the whole experience even more magical. If you’re visiting Hobart, this iconic mountain is an absolute must-do – and trust me, photos don’t do it justice.

Driving up to the summit was an adventure in itself. The road is winding and rocky, with beautiful views around every turn. There are plenty of places to stop along the way if you want to stretch your legs or take some photos. When we reached the top, we were blown away by the panoramic views of Hobart, the River Derwent, and beyond.

We explored the mountain walks around the summit area, taking in the rugged landscape and crisp mountain air. There are clearly marked tracks and plenty of rock formations that the kids enjoyed climbing. It felt like a natural playground with views everywhere you looked.

One of the highlights was stopping by the informational displays – they were excellent and answered so many of the kids’ curious questions about the mountain, the native wildlife, geology, and even the cultural significance of kunanyi to the local Palawa people.

We climbed some of the larger rocks (carefully!) to enjoy a better view of the city below – what a perspective. After that, we made our way to the observation shelter, a beautiful enclosed space with wide glass panels offering uninterrupted views. It’s a great spot to enjoy the scenery even when the weather isn’t ideal, but we were lucky to experience it on a clear day.

The walk to the lookout from the shelter was equally amazing – short, easy, and with breathtaking views all around. The kids loved running along the track and spotting the different layers of the mountain and cityscape.

We wrapped up our visit with smiles all around. It was the kind of outing that left us feeling refreshed and connected to nature. Peaceful, scenic, and fun – Mt Wellington is definitely a top highlight from our Tassie trip.

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Take care,

M from Nepaliaustralian
XOXO

Hidden Gem in Hobart: The Chowk Nepalese Pub

We accidentally discovered the Chowk while returning from one of our day trips — it was just around the corner from our hotel, so we decided to check it out for dinner. The place was surprisingly big, warm, and welcoming, filled with beautiful Nepalese décor that instantly made us feel at home.

We started with the Paau cocktail, which truly reminded us of flavours from Nepal. It was a perfect blend of tangy, fruity, and spicy — refreshing and so nostalgic!

Then came the food. We ordered the meat platter that featured two pieces of sausages, along with half portions of regular-sized meats such as taas, choila, and chicken wings.

But the highlight for us was definitely the momo platter – juicy, perfectly spiced dumplings served four ways: steamed, fried, chilli, and sandheko. Each bite was absolutely delicious. Even the kids couldn’t get enough!

We’re so glad we found this place — such a lovely dining experience. If you’re in Hobart and craving authentic Nepali food, highly recommend it!

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Take care,

M from Nepaliaustralian
XOXO