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1. Whirinaki Te Pua a Tane, Minginui scenic walking path
Located within a conservation park, the Whirinaki Te Pua a Tane trail can be hiked in approximately two to five days.
Throughout the journey, visitors will encounter numerous caves and waterfalls along both sides of this legendary road.
2. A sparkling paradise at the Waitomo Glowworm Caves
Stepping inside this cave, you'll have the chance to witness thousands of fireflies glowing brilliantly, illuminating every dark corner, making you feel as if you've wandered into some mysterious paradise.
3. Admire the shepherds' church.
Tekapo is the name of a church dedicated to the local shepherds.
With its favorable geographical location and natural endowments, Tekapo is not only a religious site but also an incredibly impressive tourist attraction that has been designated for preservation.
Due to its remote location and favorable natural conditions, the sky above Tekapo Church is exceptionally clear, airy, and spectacular, free from urban light pollution.
At night, from this church, you can look up at the sky and see the Milky Way galaxy, filled with billions of twinkling stars.
Combining many elements, the shepherd's church has become one of the most wonderful outdoor tourist destinations on Earth.
4. Immerse yourself in the Rotorua thermal pool.
Renowned as a nutrient-rich lake with numerous healing properties, Lake Rotorua boasts unique geothermal waters that offer many therapeutic health benefits.
This lake also contains many different water zones with varying natural temperatures, offering visitors plenty of choices for their water experiences.
5. Cathedral Cove, Coromandel
Cathedral Cove is a world-renowned destination with its spectacular, majestic coastline and exceptionally clear, crystal-like waters.
Therefore, visitors can freely take photos, swim, and immerse themselves in the cool, clear water. However, to reach this location, visitors have to walk for a longer time, or they can take a boat or kayak.
6. Admire the Rockside Carvings at Lake Taupo
The 14-meter-tall artwork on Lake Taupo is one of New Zealand's most popular tourist attractions. This sculpture took four years to create and was completed in 1980 by artist Matahi Brightwell.
7. Wandering into the Hobbiton Village, Matamata
Anyone who has seen the "Lord of the Rings" movies will not forget the village of Hobbiton. It is a fairytale-like village with incredibly beautiful scenery, suitable for tourism, photography, and especially for filming.
8. Immerse yourself in the lupin meadows of Mackenzie.
Throughout the New Zealand summer, the green meadows of Mackenzie are highlighted by the purple, blue, pink, and yellow hues of lupins and other native wildflowers.
9. Adventure in the Rockburn Chasm, Queenstown
It is also one of the locations that appeared in the film."The Lord of the Rings"The Rockburn Chasm, located in the Dart River Valley, is notable for its sheer cliffs and alternating blue waters below, with moss-covered rock formations, perfect for sport boating or kayaking if you're looking for a thrilling experience.
Hopefully, this article has provided you with a lot of interesting information about the beauty of New Zealand. From there, it will hopefully help you gain some useful experience and information if you have the opportunity to visit this island nation.
Huynh Dung – According to Travel.nine.com.au
