Where nature has crafted a collage of lakes, waterfalls and nature trek routes
New Zealand is a unique tourist
destination, unlike others. Snow-crowned mountains, beaches mimicking tropical
water beds, historic glaciers and graceful heart-winning wines- all of these
and more leaves visitors of New Zealand into storytellers.
It is highly recommended to plan
and execute your visit to this land that is tucked away far from the rest of
the world. It’s an almost 24-hour journey from the US or 14-hour journey from
the centre point of the world. You might not find this destination budget-friendly.
But you will come back for undisturbed natural beauty and ancient imprints of
culture and tradition.
New Zealand is blessed with
numerous wow places that make this country a must travel destination.
ABEL TASMAN NATIONAL PARK
This place holds one of the top 9
positions for Great Walks of New Zealand. Lush green bushes lined up with the
treks opens up to wide azure horizons of beaches. The famous Abel Tasman hike
unfolds deeply hidden secrets of nature. You can go kayaking if you wish to
explore the place differently. The weather here is tropical to pleasant. So you
will be required to stay overnight or for a few days to sink in the wonderland.
GLACIERS ARE CALLING AT FOX & FRANK JOSEF
Hiking on ancient glaciers is a
once a lifetime experience. No traveller would want to miss this experience.
And what better destination than Fox & Frank Josef. Due to global warming,
the authorities have limited the number of trekkers. You need to seek
permission for an on-foot trek. the other option to enjoy your visit to this
place if heli-hike. A little heavy on your pocket but you will be happy to pay
for a hike through the chopper (half-day/full-day).
EXTREME SPORTS
New Zealand is known as the
adventure capital of the world. Travellers love to roll out heavy money on
bungy jumping, white water rafting and sky diving. Queenstown houses Shotover
jets, ziplining, caving, zorbing, transalpine hiking and paragliding. Extreme
sports done outdoor is only done in New Zealand. Adrenaline junkies do not
forget the Nevis Bungy Jumping which is the highest on this land.
HIKE THE TONGARIRO ALPINE CROSSING
This attraction has a reservation
in the Great Walks of New Zealand list. The best choice for a day hike, small
azure lakes ornated with red borders look upon you as you pass through the
pancake hills. A good blend of difficulty levels, this trek suits beginners
too. You will require a water bottle, a hat, sunscreen, toilet paper and a
sweater as the weather changes quickly.
EXPLORE MAORI CULTURE AND TRADITIONS
Original inhabitants of New Zealand stepped on this land from 1320-1350. The Maoris are extremely humble, lovable and warm. They carry their culture, customs and traditions with pride and follow them religiously. Amazing Maori cultural shows are hosted in Rotorua. You can explore this culture in Wellington at Te Papa Museum, Waitangi Treaty Grounds and Tane Mahuta. Shows normally extent to 3 hours inclusive of traditional village tour, meals and performances.
WONDERFUL WELLINGTON
Wellington has an eclectic character. The funky vibes of the city will leave you in a live mode for long. Happening nightlife, brewing cafes, oodles of art galleries and a stunning harbour- all of this will require time for you to sink and absorb. Museum of Wellington, Te Papa Museum and Great War Exhibition are not to be missed. Make sure you have enough time to dwell in this city. The scenic treat of Wellington from Mount Victoria will make you think again from settling here.
GLOWWORM CAVES
This is another world that exists in the Waitomo Glow Worm cave in New Zealand. Your expedition here will be like a walk under the star studded sky. The glow worm light up as a result of the search of food. This trip usually gets over in 3 hours but if you wish to gaze more, you can. But be careful as the cave rivers are icy and you can get wet during the visit. A walk around will cost 40 NZD but a raft tour will go up to 260 NZD for a 5-hour trip.
QUEST AT QUEENSTOWN
This city is quite hyped about and yes it is worth it. People staying here live a life that is out and about. Snow spikes, slim lanes, cafes, restaurants and extreme sports dens make this city a pang of hunger for travellers. Wine tours are famous here as visitors admire the beauty of it in an hour shaped glass. Pristine beaches will make your visit and live beautiful moments of scenic bliss here.
FANTABULOUS FIORDJLAND
This is the most remote and Southwest point of the country. Loaded with clicks from Lord of the Rings, this location will take you on a different trip. Dark lakes, green mountains, bold rivers and undisturbed waterfalls make this a sight to behold. Only a few trips on boast are possible to sneak into the deep forests so make sure you reserve your seat in advance. The majestic Milford and Doubtful sounds are paired with immense hiking and trekking options.
CHILL AT CHRISTCHURCH
The city has rebirthed after the earthquake in 2011. It is unbelievable to experience this city better than its previous version. Dotted with up end markets, restaurants, cafes and bars, local shops and small exhibits makes this place fresh and new. Do not miss the Canterbury Museum which rests with a mimicking city of the Victorian Era. Add your visit to Quake City Museum which is quite engaging and is dedicated to the victims of the 2011 earthquake. Take a gondola ride to get lost in yet another picturesque view of the mountains guarding nearby.
New Zealand never fails to
captivate its visitors and admirers. The destination is proud of maintaining
the natural beauty and abundant resources through proper tourism policies and
regulations. Your visit to this country will make you a resident of natural
heaven forever.
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