Tīrau: New Zealand's Quirky Corrugated Iron Town

The small town of Tīrau in New Zealand is famous for its unique corrugated iron buildings. The local visitor information centre is shaped like a giant sheepdog, complete with a playfully lolling tongue, while the neighboring store takes the form of a sheep and a ram, showcasing local wool products. These clever architectural creations, along with other corrugated iron sculptures in town—such as a shepherd—form the distinctive landscape of the "Corrugated Iron Capital." Together, they offer a memorable and whimsical stop for travelers passing through. #hellohalloween