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A paradise for adventurous souls, New Zealand is delineated as the most photogenic country with bountiful attractions. It has scenic vistas, multicultural cities, and rich wildlife for travellers to explore. Discover the Polynesian and Maori culture of the country at different sites. Indulge in shopping at various flea markets and famous boutiques and afterwards refresh yourself with a cup of coffee or a glass of kiwi wine. The crazy nightlife of the place is loved by many tourists. Get a glimpse into the country’s history as you visit museums, galleries, and verdant parks in cities like Wellington, Christchurch, and Auckland. Enjoy a skywalk in Auckland, skydive in Queenstown, or dive in the crystal waters of Poor Knights Island. Also, cherish the journey to the popular 2000-year old Kauri tree, Tāne Mahuta, the ‘Lord of the Forest.’ Rejuvenate yourself at Cathedral Cove Beaches. Indulge in activities such as snorkelling, kayaking, swimming as your enjoy the time in the lap of the nature.
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The City of Sails, Auckland is a sprawling metropolis which is equally popular among tourists and business travellers. The city is home to some of the best museums, monuments and art galleries of New Zealand. Auckland Sky Tower, Waiheke Island, and Viaduct Harbour are the must visit attractions here.
Crystal clear streams, exciting biking trails, bubbling mud pools and natural hot springs are some of the reasons why Rotorua is one of the most sought after tourist destinations in New Zealand! The fascinating Maori culture is another reason why this city is loved by tourists.
Often referred as the art deco capital of the world, Napier is an ideal place to enjoy the unique architectural styles of 1930s. Napier, located in Hawke’s Bay, is also loved for its tranquil ambience and remarkable natural wealth.
Known as New Zealand’s “Sunniest Region”, Nelson is a beautiful bright city on the eastern shores of Tasman Bay. The picturesque city has a lot to offer, from golden beaches and tranquil natural pools to enthralling wildlife. The city’s excellent craft galleries are big hits with tourists.
The picturesque seaside town of Picton is a fantastic place for the ones seeking a romantic getaway or a fun-filled family vacation. Besides spectacular beaches and an impressive seafront dotted with cafés, Picton impresses tourists with its selection of many interesting museums.
Hokitika is a beautiful town along the West Coast. With spectacular oceanic and bush cloaked hills surrounding the city, visitors can enjoy the fantastic natural beauty and the exciting outdoor activities. Hokitika’s art galleries and crafts studios are other major attractions.
Christchurch, the largest city in South Island, is a fabulous tourist destination. Its natural beauty is well complemented by the contemporary architecture in the downtown area. Unfortunately, many historical buildings and churches were destroyed in the earthquakes of 2010 and 2011; however, the city still manages to impress visitors.
Milford Sound, situated on the west coast of the South Island, is a famous New Zealand attraction that was adjudged the world's top travel destination in a survey conducted by TripAdvisor for 2008 Travelers' Choice Destinations Awards. Best known of all the fiords, Milford Sound is certainly a must visit for all.
An adventure lover’s paradise, Queenstown is one of the most popular holiday destinations in New Zealand. The city is surrounded by majestic mountains and the famous Lake Wakatipu, and offers a range of adventure opportunities such as trekking, sky diving, bungee jumping, rafting and boating.
Dunedin is known as the ‘Edinburgh of the South’ for its Scottish heritage and Victorian architecture. The beautiful hilly city is surrounded by beaches and a cliff top landscape. The place offers wonderful opportunities for trekking, cycling and game watching.
The third largest island in New Zealand, Stewart Island makes for an apt spot to take a look at the brown kiwis and enjoy the hospitality of Stewart islanders. On your visit here, you can spot certain endangered bird species at the Ulva Island and enjoy hiking at Golden Bay and Deep Bay.
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