Climb to the top of Mount Eden and overlook the entire city of Auckland surrounded by the sea

Mount Eden is located about 5 kilometers south of the city center of Auckland, New Zealand, and is a crater of a dead volcano. It is said that this dead volcano was formed 20-30,000 years ago. The magma erupted from the volcano spread nearly 6 square kilometers, with as much as 160 million cubic meters of magma. Now the conical dead volcano pit is covered with lawns, green grass, right next to you. You can drive to a coffee shop near the mountain, where there is a parking space. From there, walk up the mountain, walk up the steps when you go up, and walk down the slope on the other side, not very tired. The view of the entire city of Auckland surrounded by the sea from the top of Mount Eden is shocking. The landmark Sky Tower and Auckland Bridge and the Auckland city area surrounded by the sea are close at hand, the sea is sparkling, and ships are coming and going. There are surveying facilities on the top of the mountain. Climbing all the way, the scenery all the way. Blue sky and white clouds, ancient trees towering, beautiful women checking in, young people jogging, and local residents walking dogs, a picture of the Garden of Eden. There are several buses from the city center (CITY CENTER) to Mount Eden, and it is easy to find on Google locally. Mount Eden is free, and if you have plenty of time, you can sit on the top of the mountain.