Fjords in geography books, Fiordland National Park

As glaciers move, they leave scratches and grooves on the surface of rocks. As glaciers retreat and seawater flows back, spectacular fjords are formed. Fjords are not only hundreds or even thousands of meters deep, but clouds and mist also linger in the mountains all year round, creating a fairyland-like atmosphere, like a natural blockbuster scene. ☁️⛰️ 📍Fiordland National Park Located in the southwestern corner of New Zealand's South Island, it is the largest national park in New Zealand, covering about 5% of the total land area. It has a series of spectacular fjords, among which Milford Sound, Doubtful Sound, and Dusky Sound are the main attractions. Milford Sound has been called the "eighth wonder of the world" and is relatively easy to reach. In the movie "Mission: Impossible 6," Tom Cruise's dream wedding scene was filmed here! Doubtful Sound is 421 meters deep, making it even more mysterious. 🌊 🔹Classic activities🔹 1️⃣Helicopter tour, overlooking the fjords🚁 The uniqueness of the fjords lies in their special landforms, which are best appreciated from the air. The peaks stand tall, the waterfalls cascade down, and the deep bays are intertwined with clouds and mist. Helicopter tours are available from Te Anau or Queenstown, with sunrise or sunset flights available. The soft light at these times highlights the charm of the fjords. 2️⃣Sightseeing cruise, "savor" the tranquility of the fjords🚢 The fjord's water is as calm as a mirror. Take a cruise deep into the fjord and watch the deep fjords filled with blue water, with sheer cliffs rising from the sea. Get close to the waterfalls and feel the "baptism" of the mist. Sometimes, bottlenose dolphins pop up from the water, and fjord crested penguins parade along the shore, bringing people closer to nature. Take an overnight cruise 🌌, watch the stars on the deck, listen to the sea gently lapping against the hull, and wait for the dawn to break over the fjords. 3️⃣Explore the pure starry sky at night🌌 The fjord region has a pure, unpolluted starry sky and is currently applying for certification as an International Dark Sky Park. As the Milky Way appears in the night sky, the galaxy pours down, and the brilliant reflections seem to blend the heavens and the earth, creating a cosmic wonder. 👇Travel tips👇 📅Travel time: Weather is an important factor in determining the scenery of the fjords. It is recommended to check the local weather in advance and arrange your itinerary flexibly. 🚌How to get there: You can take a public bus or drive. Pay extra attention to the weather and road conditions in winter.