Aoraki / Mount Cook

🌟 Highlights: Spectacular fjords and glaciers, beautiful and magical beaches, indigenous Maori culture, and fairy-tale-like lakes and mountains... If you're in the mood, add a dash of courage, and you can challenge yourself at the birthplace of bungee jumping. This is New Zealand, the 'Middle-earth' of the movie The Hobbit, a must-visit destination on countless people's travel lists. ❤ Recommended Reason: Stargazing in the Aoraki Mackenzie Dark Sky Reserve, bathing in the brilliant Milky Way of the Southern Hemisphere! New Zealand's South Island is designated as an International Dark Sky Reserve, the largest of its kind in the world. The Dark Sky Reserve includes most of the area around Tekapo and Mount Cook, and is rated as 'one of the best stargazing sites on Earth.' Have a spiritual conversation with the universe under the clear and pristine dark sky, and feel this unparalleled romance and the stunningly beautiful scenery that seems like a fairyland. 👍 Most Recommended: Lake Tekapo The first image many people recognize of New Zealand is the Church of the Good Shepherd bathed in starlight under a dazzling starry sky, with clusters of lupins blooming quietly. Lake Tekapo, with its high altitude and dry climate, boasts the highest sunshine rate in New Zealand, making it especially suitable for stargazing. 👍 Most Recommended: Queenstown Queenstown is not only a paradise for extreme sports but also an easy place to stargaze. In the evening, take the Queenstown Skyline Gondola to the top of Queenstown Hill, and you can overlook the town of Queenstown as the lights come on. An inadvertent glance upward reveals a sky bathed in brilliant stars. 👍 Most Recommended: Mount Cook Besides the popular stargazing by Lake Tekapo, many photographers also recommend Mount Cook for stargazing. Mount Cook is a paradise for hikers, with multiple hiking trails that take you into the glaciers and snow-capped mountains of Mount Cook. Far from towns and with less light pollution, the majestic Mount Cook makes the starry sky atmosphere even more serene and spectacular. 👍 Most Recommended: Stewart Island Officially rated as the world's fifth International Dark Sky Reserve and the second island reserve. It is uninhabited and closest to Antarctica, so the sky is exceptionally pure.

I stayed in New Zealand for a week and really didn't want to leave... I saw all kinds of beautiful scenery, pure starry sky, blue glaciers, flowers all over the mountains, dreamy and magical firefly caves, various magnificent landscapes of forests, wilderness, snow mountains and fjords, 9-11 months are the spring and summer of the southern hemisphere in New Zealand, just the opposite of our autumn here, the weather is slightly warm, flowers are blooming, really super recommended! ------------------------------ Click on the Ctrip business card below to sign up for a group tour, save effort and travel with peace of mind! ------------------------------ New Zealand is divided into the North and South Islands. The city scenery of the North Island is relatively more, with Auckland Sky Tower, Hobbiton; the natural scenery of the South Island really shocks people! There are famous Mount Cook, Franz Josef Glacier, Lake Wanaka, Good Shepherd Church Milford Sound. In addition, Queenstown is also here, it is a paradise for extreme sports~ Dunedin Church and Christchurch are also famous destinations, Christchurch is known as the garden city, people say it is "the city most like Britain outside Britain" Queenstown Queenstown, a beautiful town surrounded by the Southern Alps, can almost be said to be the business card of New Zealand tourism~ Located on the north shore of New Zealand's Lake Wakatipu, adjacent to the former gold mining area-Arrow Town, there are still remnants of Chinese gold mining in New Zealand-Chinese Village, countless travelers are attracted by its natural scenery, and many extreme sports enthusiasts will also come here specially, Bungee jumping, skydiving! Enjoy the beauty of Queenstown Fox Glacier Rated by CNN as "50 Places to Go in Life"! The glacier in the Southern Alps, you can experience glacier hiking, natural ice cave exploration, this is really fun! But pay attention to cold protection and warmth, it is best to be led by professional personnel and wear professional equipment! Lake Wanaka Lake Wanaka on the South Island of New Zealand, famous for a lone tree in the lake, has attracted countless photographers and artists. Tourists can also come here for fishing, picnicking, and walking, enjoying the beautiful scenery and the quiet moment, even if you do nothing, just quietly appreciate, you can be well healed here. Good Shepherd Church: It is a church named after a sculpture of a shepherd dog, which is a tribute to the shepherd dogs who helped open up the farmland area in the past, which is very commemorative~ And it is a unique Gothic wooden stone structure building, which can be said to be unique in New Zealand. Looking out from the window of the church altar, you can also see the magnificent scenery of the Southern Alps, many newlyweds will choose to get married here!

Mount Cook is the highest mountain in New Zealand,it is also a favourite challenge for mountain climbers.

I've prepared a detailed list for everyone, so you're sure to be prepared‼️ - 🧳Things to prepare: 1️⃣Disposable items‼️ Hotels in New Zealand don't have toothbrushes, slippers, or combs, and some small hotels in towns don't even have conditioner, so you must bring your own 2️⃣A three-plug power strip, which can be used directly when brought here 3️⃣Almost all places accept UnionPay cards, and even WeChat and Alipay ATMs in Queenstown can directly withdraw cash with UnionPay cards (savings cards), and the exchange rate is friendly 4️⃣A water bottle, because mineral water in New Zealand is super expensive, basically 3 NZD per bottle. New Zealand doesn't have hot water, tap water can be drunk directly (but I don't recommend it, it's better to boil it before drinking) 5️⃣Sun protection!! Whether it's sunscreen or physical sun protection, you need to prepare, it's really too sunny folks😭 Sun hats, sunglasses🕶️ are essential for taking pictures, otherwise you can't open your eyes👀 6️⃣A backpack🎒, keep it low-key, the security in the North Island is not as good as the South Island, you know what I mean 7️⃣For short-term travel, it's cheaper to buy a SIM card in China for trips of about ten days, 🍑 treasure has them 8️⃣Some common medicines, such as motion sickness medicine, domestic flights on Air New Zealand are also super bumpy, totally scary🥹 If you're not used to the local food and water, bring some stomach medicine and anti-diarrhea medicine, that's OK - 👚Dressing guide: 1️⃣Although it's summer in New Zealand now, the temperature difference between day and night is very large, especially in places like Mount Cook, so you must bring a windbreaker‼️ Or a thin down jacket, which is convenient to put on and take off 2️⃣The temperature is very comfortable when the sun is out South Island recommendation: sweatshirt, long sleeves, brightly colored sweater (not too thick) At noon in town, you can wear a skirt, it won't be cold North Island recommendation: shirts, skirts are all okay, it's obviously much hotter than the South Island, early summer outfits in China are totally 👌 ⚠️Hiking shoes, comfortable pants are a must! This is very important ⚠️Strapless tops, short sleeves can be brought as inner wear, you can take off the jacket when taking pictures I've put some pictures for your reference 3️⃣No need to bring too many different types of clothes, mix and match can also produce good photos, and there are laundry rooms to wash clothes👚 Of course, shopping here is also very convenient, if you really have no clothes to wear, you can buy them on the spot, the price is still 👌

The South Island of New Zealand is one of the two main islands that make up New Zealand. It is located in the south of New Zealand, separated from the North Island by the Cook Strait to the north, facing Stewart Island across the Foveaux Strait to the south. It is 1600 kilometers west of Australia and borders Tonga and Fiji to the east. The South Island coastline is 6,900 kilometers long and has many beautiful beaches. From Cape Farewell in the north to Bluff in the south, it is 840 kilometers apart, and the widest east-west distance is 336 kilometers. The total area of the island is 154,037 square kilometers, making it the largest island in New Zealand and the twelfth largest island in the world. The Southern Alps on the west coast of the South Island are the largest mountainous area in New Zealand, with Mount Cook being the highest peak at 3,754 meters above sea level. There are narrow plains along the eastern coast, with the Canterbury Plains being the most important. In Maori, the South Island is called "Te Wai Pounamu", which means "greenstone water" in Chinese. Thought.

Aoraki / Mount Cook is the highest mountain in New Zealand. Its height, as of 2014, is listed as 3,724 metres. It sits in the Southern Alps, the mountain range that runs the length of the South Island. A popular tourist destination, it is also a favourite challenge for mountain climbers.

A day like a charging female warrior, full of vitality, heading to Kea Point & Tasman Lake. The creamy white lake water is worth putting on running shoes, stepping over the gravel mountain road, climbing all the way up, walking to the top, overlooking the intoxicating lake view, and there is a cool breeze to help cool down. Comfortable ski~ Preparation before boarding, weighing, circling, under the guidance of the captain, we boarded the helicopter🚁, fastened the seat belt, put on the headphones, everything is ready, start with excitement~ A circle of flight, reaching the top of the snow mountain, overlooking the magnificent Mount Cook, the scene of the snow, slightly revealing the original appearance of the mountain, there is a kind of leisurely feeling of the southern mountain

New Zealand made me believe that 'beauty can indeed heal the soul' The wind that sobs between the mountains and the cotton balls scattered on the continuous grassland Here are the brilliant stars, glaciers and mountains, mountains, seas and lakes And the green grass Romance is to go to see the stars and the sea with the loved one in the monotonous days, from the dim starlight to the sunset, New Zealand is this healing sanctuary full of fantasy and freedom Glacier exploration: Franz Josef Glacier/Fox Glacier Mount Cook Glacier Snow Helicopter The beautiful small town surrounded by the Southern Alps--Queenstown, free activities to experience exciting outdoor sports Stroll by the snow-capped lakes: Lake Tekapo, Lake Wanaka, Lake Wakatipu Quirky visit: Oamaru Little Blue Penguin Tour + Herd Ranch Tour Take a boat and drift in the cave, and look up to see the brilliant Waitomo fireflies like the starry sky Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, stroll in the secluded mountain town: Arrow Town, Whitestone Town Hobbiton-Visit the home of 'The Hobbit' in person The certification procedure is simple

Mount Cook is located in the central part of the South Island With an altitude of 3754 - the highest peak in New Zealand, covered with glaciers all year round For ordinary people, it is the easiest glacier to reach, and there are no special physical requirements, unlike many glacier areas where there will be altitude sickness, here you just need to take a helicopter to easily touch the glacier If you are moved, bring your family or friends to take a look

Compared to the beautiful scenery of New Zealand, I think what is more memorable is the outdoor project. A day of challenging the limit, shooting the starry sky until three o'clock in the morning the night before, and hurriedly eating a few biscuits in the morning and driving more than 100 kilometers to hike the Cook Mountain Glacier. Because I was not addicted to glacier hiking for three hours in Iceland before, I specifically chose the five-hour Hard mode this time... . The three-hour and five-hour hiking projects are not only different in time, but also different in equipment. The five-hour hike requires more professional hiking equipment, including snow shoes, trekking poles, safety harnesses and other equipment. Led by the ATG guide, the six of us were connected by a safety rope and walked on the snow in snow shoes. . You can take a helicopter or a glider up the mountain. Because the altitude of flight and hiking is high, you can see many hanging glaciers on both sides of the canyon and the twin peaks of New Zealand - Cook Mountain and Tasman Mountain. You can vaguely see the blue ice cave on the snow mountain, and the snow underneath is glowing blue. The guide said that the snow on the mountain can be eaten. I couldn't help but tasted it. It was light and tasteless, like a shaved ice without sugar. . Lying on the snow and looking at the rolling hills around, the dazzling sunlight made me close my eyes, and I really wanted to sleep. The snow mountain hiking under the scorching sun is very hot, it is recommended to bring more water. The beauty seen by the naked eye during the snow mountain hike cannot be captured by the camera, and this experience is even more precious. For friends who like outdoor hiking, I recommend you to experience it!

lucky day.. Recently, the weather in the South Island has been bad.. Many projects have been continuously cancelled.. Even a plane was blown back.. Today was originally scheduled to fly at 10 o'clock and was delayed until 10:30.. When we came back and waited for our flight to finish.. The wind started to blow.. The staff said we were very lucky.. They are not receiving any more today… Here are some tips for everyone: 1⃣️Children who are too young may be scared. My child is two years and seven months old and was almost crying throughout the journey.. He was only happy when we reached the snow mountain.. When we came down, he started to grip our hands tightly again… So.. Act according to your ability 2⃣️Selfie sticks, dolls, iPads, backpacks are not allowed.. They can be left with the staff. 3⃣️Try to wear bright colors, it looks good in photos! 4⃣️Be calm.. Because the weather has been really windy recently. Apart from this, the helicopter experience is really worth it…

🌟Highlights: New Zealand is the last pure land in the world. It has all terrains except deserts. New Zealand's glaciers are the only two temperate glaciers in the world (the other temperate glacier country is Chile). New Zealand's glaciers were formed 4000 years ago, due to continuous snowfall at that time, the snow pressure formed glaciers. Many terrains in the South Island of New Zealand are related to the movement of glaciers. Tasman Glacier is located on a mountain about 5000 meters above sea level. It is currently the largest glacier in New Zealand, with a length of about 90 kilometers. Taking a helicopter to watch the whole panorama of Tasman Glacier is a very shocking experience. The whole process is about 45 minutes, including about 10 minutes of glacier landing. After takeoff, you can not only enjoy the largest glacier in New Zealand, but also enjoy the highest peak of New Zealand, Mount Cook. Highly recommended! 📝Note tips: When taking a helicopter to watch the glacier, you cannot bring selfie sticks, carry-on bags, etc. It is recommended to deposit before takeoff. After boarding, you must fasten your seat belt throughout the journey. When landing on the glacier, stand in the front of the plane to avoid being injured by the propeller at the back of the helicopter. 📍Detailed address: Mount Cook National Park