1. The spectacular Whirinaki Te Pua a Tane walking track, Minginui
Located within a conservation park, the Whirinaki Te Pua a Tane walk takes just two to five days to complete.
During the journey, visitors will encounter many caves and waterfalls along both sides of this legendary road.
2. Sparkling paradise at the Waitomo Glowworm Caves
Lost in this cave, you will have the opportunity to witness thousands of fireflies glowing spectacularly, lighting up every dark corner as if you were lost in some mysterious paradise.
3. See the shepherds' church
Tekapo is the name of a church dedicated to the local shepherds.
With its favorable geographical location and natural resources, Tekapo is not only a religious site but also an extremely impressive tourist attraction that has been preserved.
Because it is located quite far from the city and is blessed with nature, the sky above Tekapo Church is very clear, airy, spectacular, and not polluted by urban light.
At night, from this church, you can look up at the sky and see the Milky Way galaxy filled with billions of twinkling stars.
A combination of factors makes the shepherds' churches one of the most magical outdoor tourist destinations on Earth.
4. Soak in the Rotorua thermal pools
Famous for its healing properties, Lake Rotorua's unique geothermal waters offer a range of therapeutic health benefits.
This lake also contains many water zones with different natural temperatures for visitors to freely choose their experience.
5. Cathedral Cove, Coromandel
Cathedral Cove is world famous for its spectacular, majestic coastline and exceptionally crystal clear waters.
So, when coming here, visitors can freely take pictures, swim, and immerse themselves in the cool water. However, to get to this place, visitors have to walk for more time, otherwise they can take a boat or kayak to get there.
6. See the Rockside Carvings at Lake Taupo
The 14-metre high artwork on Lake Taupo is one of New Zealand's most popular tourist attractions. The carving was completed in 1980 over four years by artist Matahi Brightwell.
7. Lost in Hobbiton village, Matamata
If anyone has ever watched the movie "Lord of the Rings" will not forget the presence of Hobbiton village, it is a village designed in the form of a mythical fairy tale with an extremely beautiful landscape, suitable for traveling, taking pictures and especially for filming.
8. Immerse yourself in the Lupin fields, Mackenzie region
During New Zealand's summer, the green grasslands of the Mackenzie region are bursting with purple, blue, pink and yellow from the Lupins and other native wildflowers.
9. Adventure in Rockburn Chasm, Queenstown
Also one of the locations that appeared in the movie“The Lord of the Rings”Rockburn Chasm cliffs located in the Dart River valley stand out with their vertical cliff architecture, interspersed with blue waters and moss-covered stone pillars, allowing you to enjoy sports boating and kayaking if you want a thrilling experience.
Hopefully with the above article, we have provided you with a lot of interesting information about the beauty of the island nation of New Zealand. From there, more or less, it will help you pocket some more experiences, interesting information if you have the opportunity to visit this island nation.
Huynh Dung - According to Travel.nine.com.au
