A Day In The 3rd Livable City In The World

Not only known as the "City of the Sails", Auckland is also known as a multicultural center, a convergence of culinary quintessence, art and international lifestyle. It is the largest city in New Zealand, not the capital, Wellington - is the largest city in New Zealand, with the largest population in the country, about 1.1 million people. Ranked as the 3rd most liveable city in the world, Auckland has emerged as a multicultural hub for many years, bringing together culinary, musical, and artistic quintessence. The city of sails is also known as the City of sails, because the yacht sport here is very developed

. Every day, thousands of ships are lined up at the central port, which is also the gateway to the North New Zealand island, warm in the summer and mild in the cold season. m. There are many entertainment activities including hotels, restaurants, casinos, especially bungy jumping from a height of over 300 m The tower is also a symbol of Auckland for more than 20 last year.



Every afternoon, this place is crowded with Newzealnad tourists to eat and drink the whole city view. The restaurant area located on the 53rd floor of the tower is designed to rotate 360 degrees to help people just sit in a full view of Auckland from a height of 300 meters. Baywide has temperate sea weather with warm, dry summers. It rains dry in winter, the temperature is quite pleasant, from 15-25 degrees Celsius between September and May, with almost no snow. In the photo is the bridge over the Waitemata harbor, Waitemata and Hauraki are two famous tourist attractions of New Zealand. The best time to explore is from November to May, with beautiful weather, blue skies, little clouds and light yellow sunshine, Waitemata is also home to many Gannet birds (also known as mad birds, urchin). Visitors coming here will see this bird flying everywhere, from the roof of the car to the roadway or bridge .



. And the Muriwai coast is the shelter of Gannet birds. Muriwai beach with unique black sand color. In the autumn of March, the sky and the sea surface are always blue, the waves roll up and crash into the shore creating a fascinating space. Auckland War Memorial Museum is located in a Greek-style building. -La Ma Ancient in Auckland Domain Park. The museum was built in 1929 as a memorial to soldiers who died in World War I. History records the first people to settle in the isthmus of New Zealand around the 1350s.



fertile and fertile soil. Then many villages arose around the volcanoes. It is estimated that Maori's population was about 20,000 before the Europeans arrived. Peak volcano is 183 m high, the largest in Auckland next to Mount Rangitoto has 3 craters and the lava region extends to the coast of Manukau. The mountain is closely related to famous Auckland historical figures such as former New Zealand Governor George Gray, and former New Zealand Prime Minister John Logan Campbell, who is buried atop the hill. In Auckland, visitors can visit the vast parks, museums and many surrounding islands. In particular, Waiheke Island, about 40 minutes by ferry from Auckland, is the place to go if you want to experience the true New Zealand olive oil and wine.In the Auckland steppe areas, visitors can watch the flock of sheep roaming on meadow.



New Zealand is one of the few countries with the most sheep in the world. It is estimated that there are currently more than 40 million sheep in the farms. According to Hoang Ha / Zing News ***.

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