New Zealand—Wellington in April already has the feel of autumn.

Stroll through the streets of Wellington, where you'll find a café every few steps and a gallery around every corner. What else is there to do in Wellington, the "coolest little capital"? A Clash of Style and Color—Cuba Street🌈 Centered around the rainbow crosswalk, this is both a bustling pedestrian street and a hub of art and creativity.🎨 It's home to many small and exquisite vintage shops and record stores, filled with a free and casual atmosphere, and you can occasionally see exciting performances by street artists.🤔 A Foodie Paradise in the City Center—Hannahs Laneway🚪 This food alley, converted from a retro old shoe factory, is also a trendy landmark in Wellington.🉑️ Indulge in local delicacies, pick out souvenirs, and then why not visit the chocolate factory? Don't you want to try the creative and rich chocolate?🍫 Visit the Iconic Building Complex🏢 The complex, composed of the Parliament Buildings, the library, and the beehive-shaped Executive Wing (commonly known as "The Beehive"), is solemn and stately. It is open to the public, with professional guides to provide detailed explanations. The lawn in front is lush and green, so why not sit down and enjoy the gentle breeze and warm sunshine of Wellington?☀️ Immersive Exploration of Zealandia Ecosanctuary🦜 Step into this ecological treasure, home to more than 40 rare native New Zealand animals. Take a leisurely stroll and look for rare animals such as the takahe and the tuatara! Join a night tour for a chance to encounter kiwi birds foraging in the forest.🐦 See the Starry Sky—Carter Observatory🔭 Take the Wellington Cable Car🚠 to the Carter Observatory at the top of the hill. Even if you're not an astronomy enthusiast, you'll fall in love with the starry sky here.🌃 The spacious interior design, various interactive exhibits, and a theater simulating the sky will take you on an immersive journey through the universe.～ The Gentle and Exquisite Wine Country—Wairarapa🍷 Wairarapa is one of New Zealand's famous Pinot Noir regions, renowned worldwide for producing high-quality Pinot Noir wines. It's only an hour's drive from Wellington and is surrounded by more than 20 wineries. Come and savor a glass of local fine wine! Or cycle through the vineyards and enjoy the pleasant scenery. Wairarapa is also a stargazing spot not to be missed.🌌