Places not to miss when studying in new zealand
If you have the opportunity to come to the beautiful country of New Zealand, HERE are 10 places that international students cannot ignore.
1. Abel Tasman National Park
Located at the top of the South Island, this is the sunniest area in New Zealand. Abel Tasman National Park is an ideal place to combine tourism, picnics and relaxation. You will have the opportunity to take a walk along the beautiful coastline on excursions called ‘New Zealand's Wonderful Excursions'. The trip takes about 4 or 5 days and you will stop anywhere and sleep the night under the stars or in one of the tents. Visitors are very excited about visiting the park by kayaking by sea. Take the time to explore the paradise-like sandy bays with the warm South Pacific waves flapping their shores. Not only that, you will have the opportunity to get a close-up view of fur seals, rays, dolphins and hundreds of native birds in the dense forests of the park!
2. Auckland
Aucklan is like Sydney of New Zealand. Known as the City of the Sails, it is an international city and has its own distinctive features with its ports and picturesque coastline. In the past 10 years, billions of dollars have been invested in Auckland, and with the effort of the people and the city government, coming to Auckland you will be looking at a modern but no less romantic city with the trees surrounding the city plus the harbour covered by the dreamy white of the sails! With 22 parks in the city, 50 islands and 500km of walking distance, not to mention the shopping, restaurants, bars, Auckland City Club is extremely lively and stylish. Live music performances and exciting art venues held on special occasions have made Auckland the largest and arguably the most vibrant city in New Zealand.
3. Kaikoura
The beautiful village of Kaikoura is located between the Seaward Kaikoura Mountains and the Pacific Ocean. The snow-white peaks in winter are a feature of this region. Kaikoura is also famous for its ocean mammals – whales, fur seals and dolphins, and you can get a close-up view of these friendly animals by taking one of the whale or seal kayaking trips, which are held several times a day so don't worry about missing out. Kaikoura is also a place with great seafood, especially delicious shrimp. It's the best place to eat a wide variety of shrimp on the small boats and if you're lucky, you can observe fur seals playing on the rocks.
4. Queenstown
Queenstown is known as the “Adventure Capital of the World” because not only can visitors take part in sea adventures, but they can also try their hand at water sports in the waters with strong waves. Whether you are adventurous or just want to have a relaxing holiday, Qeenstown has it all. The city overlooks the deep blue Lake Wakatipu and the people here are proud of the beautiful and unique scenery of the city. Not only is it famous for its beautiful scenery, but in the city center there are restaurants, very modern and diverse shopping areas and the nightlife is also extremely vibrant. In winter, it is a place for those who want to explore the ski resorts, in summer, mountaineers, hikers and golfers can find green hillsides and very fresh air!
5. Franz Joseph and Fox Glaciers
Nowhere in the world is glaciers as long and interesting as on the West Coast of New Zealand. The villages of Franz Joseph and Fox Glaciers are great places to explore the remnants of the ice age. You can take one of the many guided tours to visit the glaciers and there are even helicopter tours in the city for you to see the glaciers and mountains from above.
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