There Is A Pristine And Peaceful New Zealand

The island in the southern hemisphere converges the natural beauty of Europe, mixed with ancient and modern architecture.
There is a pristine and peaceful New Zealand
Aotearoa, or "long white cloud", was the first name given to New Zealand when the Maori came to this land for centuries. On this island nation, there are beautiful mountain ranges like the Swiss Alps, plains filled with flowers fragrant and sweet than the UK, rivers and streams full of swimming fish like in Scotland, calm bays like in Norway. , or charming beaches like in California .

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Climbers are crossing a fissure in the Franz Josef glacier on the South Island. The 2,500 m river flows straight into the forest in the Westlands National Park - Photo: David Mclain
Old and modern blends in Cathedral Square, central Christchurch, where one of the bloodiest shootings in New Zealand history has just happened Christchurch has long been dubbed the most British city outside the UK - Photo: Jose Fuste Raga
The tram transports visitors to enjoy in the heart of Christchurch.



When it was first established in 1850, the poet Denis Glover called the city "the most mystical part of the Canterbury Plain" - Photo: Claver Carroll
Mount Cook's craggy Peak overwhelmed Captain James Cook. He was the first European to discover this land in 1773 - Photo: Edward Weglarz
Suspicious evaporating sulfur waters, geysers, and boiling mud pools have attracted visitors to Rotorua for more than a century. The Maori here used to use this water to heal wounds after hunting - Photo: Rachel Gordon
The pristine marine species that attract divers all over the world flock to the Poor Knight Island Marine Reserve - Photo: Brian J. Skerry
Fiordland National Park attracts visitors thanks to its mysterious primeval look with moss-covered trails and ferns, reminiscent of the mysterious forests of author J. R. R. Tolkien - Photo: Annie Griffiths
The dolphins swim in the Fiordland national forest - Photo: Annie Griffiths
The pristine beaches, amazing rocky mountains, turquoise water are the attractions of more than 150,000 visitors each year to Abel Tasman National Park This is New Zealand's smallest national park, with an area of 22,530 hectares, including the famous Abel Tasman Coast Trail - Photo: Matthieu Colin
Fiorland is the largest national park in New Zealand.



Rainfall here is up to 6.4m / year, making it one of the wettest places on earth - Photo: Brian J. Skerry
Playful seagulls playing on Campbell Island. After the males perform, it is the ladies' turn to spread their long, slender wings. This is when they find a partner to match up with - Photo: Frans Lanting
Dawn is rising by the harbor in the city of Auckland. Located in the north island, this is New Zealand's largest city - Photo: Dean Treml
New Zealand Maori greeted each other by rubbing their noses together. According to Maori mythology, New Zealand's south island is the canoe that Maui's ancestors dragged the north island out of the sea - Photo: Frans Lemmens
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