What are the pleasures of life for New Zealand immigrants?

# New Zealand Immigrants # Introduction Many people will ask questions about life in New Zealand before immigrating to New Zealand, such as how to live in New Zealand, where to have fun in New Zealand and so on. The following are the pleasures of life brought by New Zealand immigrants.

1. What are the pleasures of life of New Zealand immigrants?

I. Exploring Milford Fjord It must be said that every New Zealander loves nature, and visiting Milford Fjord is one of their things in New Zealand. Milford Fjord was formed by glaciers during the Ice Age, and Rudyard Kipling described it as "the eighth wonder of the world". Its mountains, waterfalls and dolphins flow in the surrounding water, and people feel the magnificence of Milford Fjord here. Nature lovers come to milford Exploration Center and Underwater Observatory, where they can enjoy the underwater environment in 360 degrees without any humidity.

Second, visit Queenstown, the capital of adventure.

Queenstown is the adventure capital of New Zealand, where people can get adrenaline by skydiving or bungee jumping. Those who dare to challenge can try ShotoverCanyonSwing, which is a cliff jump in the world. If you visit Queenstown in winter or spring, you can also go to the ski resort in Queenstown, which is a very interesting place where countless people experience the excitement!

Three. Cross the Tongariro crossing point.

Visitors can cross Mount MtDoom after hiking 20 kilometers through Crater Lake and Bright Blue Lake, which will be an amazing activity! After a steep rise of 2 hours at the top, it will quickly slide to the bottom for 20 minutes. People can choose to book the transportation service at the foot of hiking.

Fourth, stroll through Dunedin.

Dunedin is a city with a mixture of Scottish and Maori traditions, located on the southeast coast of South Island. There are famous cultural cocktails in this city, which is definitely worth a try. In addition, there are Victorian and Edwardian buildings here, which is a New Zealand city that architecture lovers can't miss. Don't miss the rare yellow-eyed penguin in Dunedin. These penguins like hiking or cycling in the nearby Otago Peninsula.

5. Watch the sunrise in Hawke Bay.

If tourists like wine and cycling, Hawke Bay will be the favorite stop in the whole trip, because this area is famous for wine and cycling. People can relax with a glass of red wine after visiting the farmers' market, or hike along the trails of Ruahine or KawekaForestPark. Eagle Bay is a place to enjoy the good things in life. What's more attractive is that Hawke Bay is also a good place to find a beautiful sunrise!

6. Experience the geothermal valley of Reva in Kareva, China.

When people pass Rotorua on their journey, they must not miss the geothermal valley in Reva, Kareva, China. Here is the active Baotu spring and boiling emotional pool in the southern hemisphere. In addition, you can go to New Zealand Maori College of Arts and Crafts to experience Maori culture, where there will be a welcoming ceremony of traditional songs and dances. Don't miss this experience when you pass Rotorua!

7. Enter the Waitomo Cave.

There is no place in the world more worth experiencing than entering the cave of Waitomo! People ventured into the huge Waitomo cave system and found fireflies living in the cave, which was an amazing sight! In addition, people can choose ropes and pipes that pass through caves. Well done!

Eight, discover the eccentric Hobbit.

If you are a fan of The Lord of the Rings, discovering eccentric hobbits is one of the ways to experience life in New Zealand. In fact, any Lord of the Rings fan will fantasize about walking in the shire; Rest in the quietest place in Middle-earth; Even enjoy beer at the Green Dragon Hotel. Even if you are not a fan, visiting the Hobbit has excellent novelty value and enjoying the life of New Zealanders!

2. Which city is popular for New Zealand immigrants?

I. Auckland

Auckland, located in the northwest of North Island, New Zealand, is a city in New Zealand, with a permanent population of 1.46 million, of which overseas Chinese exceed 1 10,000. Auckland is a coastal city with gentle terrain, mountainous, beautiful scenery and pleasant climate. Auckland is known as the "sailing capital". Auckland's manufacturing, commercial and financial services are very developed. Auckland is the economic center of New Zealand and an important gateway for foreign exchange. As a port city in New Zealand, Auckland occupies a national position in the fields of culture, education, science and technology. Well-known universities such as University of Auckland, Auckland University of Technology and Massey University are located here.

Second, Wellington.

Wellington is the capital of New Zealand. The population of Wellington is about 490,000, of which the urban population of Wellington is about197,000. Wellington is located at the southern tip of New Zealand's North Island. It is an excellent port city and the southernmost capital in the world. Since 1865, it has been the capital of New Zealand and the political and cultural center of the country. The climate is mild, with an annual average temperature of 13.2 degrees Celsius, abundant rainfall and frequent gale. This is a windy city.

Three. B.W. Kidu.

Christchurch is located in the Canterbury Plain in the eastern South Island of New Zealand. With a population of about 376,000, Christchurch is the industrial and commercial center of the South Island and the distribution center of wool, beef, mutton and agricultural products. Christchurch has a strong British flavor and enjoys the reputation of "Garden City" because of its numerous botanical gardens and gardens.

Four. rotorua

Rotorua is located in the middle of the North Island of New Zealand with a population of about 65,000. Many natural hot springs, Maori settlements and tourist attractions in New Zealand. Rotorua has a Maori museum, a sculpture center of Maori Technical College, a Maori church and a Maori village. There are all kinds of tourist facilities in this city, and tourists keep coming. Rotorua is also famous for its forestry, producing and exporting a large amount of wood and its products every year.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) Hamilton

Hamilton is located about105km southeast of Auckland, New Zealand. Hamilton was founded in the 1960s of 19, and was formally established in February of 1945 with a population of138,500. It is an inland city of New Zealand, the capital of the Waikato region of the North Island, and a political, commercial and agricultural service center. Due to convenient transportation and beautiful natural environment, Hamilton is also an internationally renowned agricultural research center.