About New Zealand

Auckland, located in South Pacific at 37 degrees south, is the biggest city in North Island, New Zealanda and is also known as the City of Sails.

Waitomo Cave, also known as Glowworm Cave and the cave of Waitomo, located in the karst area in Waitomo, Waikato, New Zealand, is well-known for underground karst caves.

Matamata, located in Waikato Region, New Zealand, is carpeted with green ranchers that produce dairy food and are referred to as an untouched paradise. Matamata is also one back scene of The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit.

Rotorua, an industrial city in the north-central North Island, New Zealand, is located at the north side of Lake Rotorua.

Taupo is one hour’s southward drive away from Rotorua, New Zealand, and views along the road are fascinating and enchanting. Lake Taupo, at the north coast of Taupo, takes up a vast area and is equipped with beautiful views.

Wellington, the capital of New Zealand, a port, a major business center and a national political center, is the second largest capital with the largest population in oceanic nations.

Picton is a port city in the northeast South Island in New Zealand. Picton and Wellington are separated by Cook Strait (64 kilometers wide). Located in the terminal station of railway in South Island, the city is also the outer harbor of Blenheim.

Christchurch, located in the east coast of South Island, also known as “Garden City”, has a population that reaches 340,000. Christchurch is the third largest city in New Zealand and the biggest city in South Island, following the biggest city Auckland and the capital Wellington.

Mount Cook, the highest mountain in New Zealand, lies in the area of mid-western Southern Alps in South Island. There are 22 mountains near Mount Cook that are covered with snow throughout the year.

Queenstown is a beautiful town enclosed by Southern Alps as well as a gorgeous city wedged between hills and waters. Everywhere in Queenstown can be regarded as a perfect tourist destinations.