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Lake Rotorua / Te Rotorua nui ā Kahumatamomoe
石石之若璞Lake Rotorua ~ the largest lake in New Zealand ~ is a volcanic lake formed after a volcanic eruption ~ there is a small island in the center of the lake ~ at first glance, it is often mistaken for the sea ~ black swans and black ducks are swimming leisurely ~ seaplanes, yachts, kayaks, local people's water leisure activities are indispensable ~
Agrodome
2206***92Very interesting farm experience. Introduced many varieties of sheep, shearing performances, milking experience, and each person sent a small wool to play, dog sheep driving performance, and then the farm tour, to feed sheep, alpaca, ostrich, deer, etc. is a very fresh experience for urban tourists and the indoor performance has Chinese explanation
Skyline Rotorua
GGigieggSkyline Rotorua was an incredible experience with stunning views and thrilling activities. The gondola ride up the mountain offered breathtaking scenery of Rotorua and its surrounding lakes. At the top, I enjoyed the luge tracks, which were a fun mix of speed and twists through the forest. The atmosphere was lively, with options for dining and even stargazing at night. The panoramic lookout was perfect for capturing the beauty of the region. It was a fantastic mix of adventure and relaxation, ma
Te Puia - Rotorua, NZ
喜喜欢吃葡萄的葡萄If you focus on the natural landscape, you can ignore the folk performances and buffet, and just buy a ticket for the visit, which is more affordable. If you haven't seen the Maori performance, you can watch it. Then I think the buffet is quite clean and delicious 😜 The geyser is really amazing!
Eat Streat
滇滇国剑客The name is called the food street, and of course the name matches the actual content. The environment here is very good, so it attracts many friends to use the food eyes, and it is good to enjoy the night view here.
Hells Gate
SSobel PhangVisiting Hell's Gate in Rotorua is like stepping into a geothermal wonderland. Located in the heart of New Zealand's famous thermal region, this geothermal park offers an up-close look at the country's stunning volcanic activity. The park features bubbling mud pools, erupting geysers, and steam vents that create a unique, almost otherworldly experience.
Government Gardens
旅旅の径Government Garden, located in the center of Rotorua, is the most striking landmark of Rotorua. Elegant and atmospheric architecture. Deep in the garden lawn, is the Rotorua Museum of History and Art. Built in 1908, the building is spireed with red tiles and yellow walls, the floor is not high, the width is very wide, and the Tudor architecture style and Victorian architectural style are combined. The building with architectural beauty, near-view, left and right, is a beautiful photo. Quiet and beautiful garden. Wide lawns, green grass, surrounded by benches; quiet gardens, flowers blooming, deep hidden seats of exquisite buildings and sculptures. Citizens and tourists, some stroll, some daze, some punch in, comfortable.
Redwoods – Whakarewarewa Forest
AAnonymous UserThe trail in the redwood forest is safe, not very exciting, and not long. It's quite interesting to walk around. There are not many people, so it's a leisurely trip. It's suitable for taking the elderly and children. If you like thrills, you can try the flying over the redwood forest project, which takes longer.
Blue Lake Track
Ppxy0705The Blue Lake in Rotorua is a lake formed by a volcanic eruption. The river here is very clear. As the name implies, because it shows a faint blue, like sea water, it is called the Blue Lake. In fact, it is because the calcium composition of the lake is relatively large. So it's such a magical color.