Take a bamboo raft to see the blue light wormhole in New Zealand's North Island

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 The Waitomo Glowworm Caves are located in the Waitomo Caves area of ​​Waikato in the western mountainous area of ​​New Zealand's North Island. It is famous for its underground cave phenomena; Waitomo means surrounded by green water in Maori. Take a bamboo raft to see the Glowworm Caves, known as the "9th Wonder of the World". It is a very popular itinerary, and there are guides to explain the ecology of the Glowworms along the way. Take a boat through the pitch-dark winding waterway and stare in amazement at the sky full of blue stars hanging high above the cave ceiling. It is nature's unparalleled galaxy creation. The inside of the cave is pitch black, but the blue light worms decorate the top of the cave like the mysterious Milky Way. Thousands of fireflies sparkle in the cave, as bright as the stars at night. No wonder the scenery is so amazing!