About New Zealand

Milford Sound is a scenic spot in the north of Fiordland National Park, New Zealand, and its spectacular Mitre Peak has attracted many travelers.

Franz Josef Glacier, located in the Westland National Park in western South Island, New Zealand, also lies in Te Wahipounamu, a broad world heritage in South Island.

Greymouth, a port city in the west coast of South Island, New Zealands, lies at the mouth of Grey River, bordering to Tasman Sea and 160 kilometers southeast away from Christchurch.

The world-renowned Ninety Mile Beach, 88 kilometers long, stretches between Ahipara and Scott Point which is five kilometers south of Cape Maria van Diemen.

Lake Tekapo, whose water source is supplied by Godley River, is the second largest lake that runs through from north to south in southern Mackenzie Basin.

A little town by the lakeside, Wanaka is located in the area of Lake Wanaka in South Island, New Zealand. The town simultaneously and intriguingly combines a delicate life, home entertainment and adventures.

As one of the most scenic residential area in New Zealand, Arrowtown, located by Arrow River, was once a bustling land of gold rush.

Dunedin is located in the top of Otago Area, a long and narrow district in southeastern South Island (New Zealand mainly consists of South Island and North Island).

A town and port in southeastern South Island in New Zealand, Oamaru is located at 88 kilometers northeast from Dunedin. Its surrounding areas are provided with a great volume of limestone (named as Oamaru limestone).

Reaching the warm waters of Polynesia, Bay of Islands is the cradle of native populations in New Zealand, the Maoris.