Te Puia - Rotorua, NZ

Parking is convenient, you need to wait for someone to take you in to visit, watch the Maori performance and encounter a special joyful baby, the whole process is following the music and jumping and jumping, geothermal and KIWI birds are worth seeing, there is a car at the door to scan the fountain inside, we feel better walking, If time is given.

The war dance is super burning, and the little brothers and sisters of the performance are full of enthusiasm and joy. The volcanic scenery is amazing, and the little brother in charge of explaining is particularly funny. I didn't expect to see the kiwi bird here.

Maori, native of New Zealand, are the earliest aboriginal people of this land. Rotorua, a gathering place for Maori people. Rotorua area has many Maori cultural villages. Through many Maori style buildings and sculptures, and everywhere geothermal fountains, visitors will be shown the Maori history and culture of the unique geothermal landscape of Rotorua. The Tip Ya Maori Cultural Village, located on the Hunan side of Rotorua, is the most resourceful, most comprehensive and popular one. Into the cultural village with a strong national style, the solemn conference hall performs powerful and charming Maori singing and dancing; The spacious promenade displays colorful and unique Maori sculptures; the rebuilt living area is scattered with old, simple and durable Aboriginal houses and storage rooms; In the small bizarre bird display hall, a few lazy birds are walking squarely between the dark grass~ It is really full of eyes and insight.

If the buffet is unexpectedly good, you can leave one night for it.

The geothermal wonder is worth seeing. The hot spring water can be sprayed to 30 meters high, which is to rely on all the way, a little tired.

A little more expensive than other geothermal park tickets

Super cost-effective