This country has a strange charm that leaves me speechless, and from then on turns me into a storyteller, because every moment, every scene makes a traveler like me stunned. Here, I am truly lost in the myriad of emotions of magical adventures.
Peaceful and poetic beauty in New Zealand
Watching the sunrise at Lake Wanaka
Many photographers around the world say that if New Zealand is the place where people live and see the earliest sunrise in the world, then the lonely tree at Lake Wanaka is the best place to welcome the first rays of morning light. Because of that interesting word of mouth, even though the early morning was cold, the cold wind penetrated my clothes, I still tried to get out of my warm blanket and took the bus straight to Lake Wanaka. The magical scene when the morning sun gently shines on the surface of the lake with early morning mist, in the distance are the eternal snow mountains. That peaceful, poetic yet majestic beauty makes millions of tourists feel satisfied when they see it.
When we arrived, there were already over a hundred photographers waiting. The water was freezing cold and there was a thin layer of ice covering the lake. Then the long-awaited moment arrived. The morning sun gradually spread, the white-green color of the mountains and forests suddenly turned into a brilliant golden color. The lonely, bare tree leaned over the lake, blending with the sky and earth to create a poetic sunrise scene.
Magical scene when the morning sun shines gently on the misty surface of Wanaka Lake
Hobbit – the fairy village underground
I returned to the Hobbit village and stayed here for a day in the gloomy drizzle of the morning and the bright yellow afternoon sun, so the photos were sometimes deep and sometimes brilliant. This time back, I was still fascinated by the vast green grassy hills and the pure white sheep like cotton. The intersection of space and time was the magic wand that transformed the village into a magical fairy tale world. The gentle color of time mixed with the brilliant colors of the Bag End houses made me absent-minded forever. Standing and watching the endless streaks of sunlight running from one hill to another. The Hobbit fairy tale village was where the crew of The Battle of the Five Armies - The Hobbit, Lord of the Rings used as a setting. In the film, 44 houses with tiny round doors were half underground and half on the hill, looking very impressive and a bit mysterious. Around the house there was also a small vegetable garden with dwarven items.
This place is becoming one of the most attractive tourist destinations in New Zealand. The village is located in Matamata, Waikato (Northern New Zealand), about 130km from Auckland with a picturesque entrance, green hills, and sheep grazing leisurely. The main attraction is Bag End house of Bilbo Baggins - the dwarf character in the Lord of the Rings series.
Green grass hills like fairy tales in Hobbit village
Tasman Glacier Cruise
The first time I experienced a boat trip on a glacier in minus 50 degrees Celsius. It was drizzling and the wind was freezing. The tour guide picked up a piece of melted ice and gave it to me to bite. It was so cold! As the boat slowly drifted, the iceberg in front of me suddenly collapsed, an extremely rare moment. Located in Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park, Tasman is New Zealand's longest glacier, measuring 27km long and 4km wide. From the shore, visitors can see the towering iceberg.
Queenstown – the adventure capital of the world
Queenstown is a gentle and elegant city, but it also has some of the most adventurous games in the world. Queenstown is the birthplace of bungee jumping. The bridge over the Kawarau River is the world's first commercial bungee jumping site. You will be taken to a bridge with no handrails, a deep abyss below, your feet tied tightly with an elastic rope, then jump from above.
Picturesque scenery with poetic hills of grass
If you feel like bungee jumping is too much for you, then you can try zip riding. This game brings a great experience of gliding through the air, combined with a bit of special adventure. Another fun thing to do, sitting on a jet boat is a memorable experience in Queenstown. Imagine yourself strapped to a super speed boat, rushing down the Shotover River full of rapids. Sometimes the boat will rotate 360 degrees, or crash into the neighboring cliff, then curve across the next branch of the river in a few seconds, making visitors' hearts stop.
Before the magical beauty of this land, all words seem too limited. Even though I have explored the end of the world 3 times, I still feel that I have only grasped a small part of it and the wanderer still wishes to return more than once.
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