Rotorua is also a cultural hub,

#newzealandtrip offering a rich insight into Maori traditions. At cultural centers like Te Puia or Tamaki Maori Village, you can experience traditional performances, learn about Maori art and crafts, and enjoy a delicious hangi feast cooked in geothermal steam. The city’s deep cultural roots make it one of the best places to connect with New Zealand’s indigenous heritage. For outdoor enthusiasts, Rotorua offers plenty of activities. Mountain biking trails through the Whakarewarewa Forest (Redwoods) are world-renowned, while Lake Rotorua and other nearby lakes provide opportunities for kayaking, fishing, and boating. Adventure seekers can try zorbing, ziplining, or luging at Skyline Rotorua.