Travel to New Zealand. Te Puia

September 2015 #NewZealand The first destination of the second day of the nine-day tour is Te Puia, the Maori cultural center and geothermal area. The standard admission fee is NZ$49.99 (about HK$250) per adult. At the entrance of Te Puia stands a sculpture representing the twelve patron saints of heaven, who always protect the Maori people. Ferns are common in New Zealand. The geothermal area is full of hot springs, with smoke rising from time to time, making you feel like you are in a fairyland. The smoke and the white clouds in the sky were difficult to distinguish and had a slight smell of sulfur. Leave the geothermal area and walk to the other side to learn more about the life of the Maori people and see how the Maori people came to New Zealand from a map. There were canoes on display that were very finely crafted. It turns out that among the Maori people, men have to go to woodcarving school and women have to go to weaving school. #Overseas Travel# I miss you so much