New Zealand’s most popular tourist attraction: Wonderland on Earth

👏"Lonely Planet" once said that there are not many places on this planet like New Zealand. 🚤Whether it is the magnificent scenery of the natural kingdom or the temptation created by man, it can meet the different needs of travelers. So do you know the 7 most popular attractions in New Zealand? Today, the editor will take stock of it for everyone. Remember to like and collect it! 1️⃣Queenstown It is close to the Southern Alps and was once famous for its gold mining. It is a tourist attraction in New Zealand. In addition, there are many 🍱Chinese restaurants here, which are very popular among tourists. 2️⃣Mount Eden Located about 5 kilometers south of the city center, it is the crater of an extinct volcano. There is an observation deck on the top of the mountain with a wide view. It is a good place to overlook the city. In addition, you can also visit the remains of a Maori fort from the 12th century. 3️⃣Sky Tower Located in the center of Auckland, with a height of 328 meters, it is a standard building in Auckland and the tallest building in the Southern Hemisphere. It is connected with other buildings to form a huge sky city. 4️⃣ Harbor Bridge It is the busiest port in Auckland, with a total length of 1020 meters. It forms a spectacular and beautiful picture with the ten thousand masts moored at the Auckland Boat Club. 5️⃣Mount Cook It is the highest peak in New Zealand, with an altitude of 3764 meters, and is known as the "Alps of the Southern Hemisphere". 6️⃣Hot Springs City The Rotorua region of New Zealand's North Island is one of the most important geothermal activity areas. There are hot springs, geysers, hissing steam vents and violently bubbling mud pools. 🏔Because of the strong smell here, it got the nickname "Sulfur City". Okay, that’s it for today’s sharing. You can guess the 7th one and tell me in the comment area! In addition, during travel, please be sure to stay safe, abide by local regulations and culture, and avoid unnecessary trouble!