Eight cities in New Zealand suitable for studying abroad

New Zealand has enthusiastic English-speaking locals, unique animal settlements, diverse foods, rich cultures and several famous universities. No wonder so many students choose to study in New Zealand.

There are many cities suitable for studying in New Zealand, and some students will have difficulty in choosing a city to study in New Zealand. I've sorted out eight cities suitable for studying in New Zealand for you, hoping to help you.

1. Oakland

Auckland is the most populous city in New Zealand, with more than 654.38 million people living there. In addition, it is also the home of the largest Polynesian in the world, and Maori residents are an important part of its culture and history, which makes Auckland an ideal city to understand the local culture of Maori in New Zealand.

So, why have so many students flocked to Auckland in recent years? First of all, it is one of the few cities in the world with ports in two different waters. People who study environmental management and marine biology will like Auckland.

In addition, there are several world-famous modern scenic spots in Auckland for students to enjoy during recess, such as the iconic Sky Tower. At the top of the 60-story Sky Tower, you can see the panoramic view of the city and the distance, which is unique. You can take great photos and send them to your family. If you are particularly adventurous, you can even bungee jump from the highest point (definitely worth a try)!

2. Hamilton

Hamilton, located in Waikato, North Island, New Zealand, is famous for its plants and bustling nightlife. Hamilton Garden is located on the famous Waikato River. When you need a quiet study break, it will provide you with a walking route.

There are a lot of bars and restaurants in Victoria Street in this city, which can make you and your new friends studying abroad experience the trip perfectly. Small bars and restaurants nearby, made of upgraded containers and other materials, bring you interesting nights.

Hamilton is also a good place to watch some popular sports events in New Zealand, including rugby and cricket. Students majoring in sports science or students who miss their hometown sports teams like to participate in these activities with their classmates.

3. Christchurch

Christchurch is the largest city in the South Island, and the Avon River in the city directly passes through the city. Geographically, Christchurch is relatively flat, so you can ride a bike easily-whether it's sightseeing or going to school.

Christchurch is an inspiring city, and its reconstruction after the 20 1 1 earthquake has won worldwide recognition. In addition, you will really feel the sense of community here. When you study abroad, it is a different world.

Christchurch is also an ideal place for art lovers to study abroad, because street art is very popular, especially when the Canterbury Museum rises. The Canterbury Museum also houses works of art created by street artist Ban Kexi.

4. Nelson

Nelson is known as one of the sunniest cities in New Zealand, providing more than 2,500 hours of sunshine every year. The frequent appearance of the sun has indeed created miracles for Nelson's various geographical environments, from bright beaches to forests to mountains.

Nelson is also another city in New Zealand where the arts are flourishing. Many unique handicrafts are directly produced and sold in Nelson, so you will see many handicraft markets in the town. From these handicraft markets, you can find unique gifts to take home to friends and family. Students majoring in art and integrated media will also find a lot of inspiration here.

In addition, Nelson is a popular destination for gourmets. Gourmets must visit Nelson Market and Monty Sunday Market, where fresh and delicious local agricultural products are served every weekend! In addition, Nelson is also the unofficial craft beer capital of the county, and many wineries provide visiting services for the public.

5. Dunedin

Dunedin is called "Edinburgh of New Zealand", and its appearance and culture draw lessons from Scottish cultural heritage to a great extent. This is because the Scottish Free Church was founded in Dunedin in the19th century. Many Scots followed this institution to immigrate to this area.

Nowadays, Dunedin is a hot spot for wildlife students and enthusiasts, because there are many animal species here, such as albatrosses, sea lions and extremely rare yellow-eyed penguins. If you are interested in observing these animals closely and studying veterinary medicine, biology or zoology, you can work with them as part of your overseas study program. If you don't take part in these projects, there are many reasonably priced tour guides to choose from.

6. Inver Cargill Company

Invercargie is the southernmost and westernmost city in New Zealand, with a unique geographical position. When you arrive at Inver cargill, the first thing you notice is that the streets here are very wide and easy to walk through the city.

The city also makes good use of its wide streets, where various works of art are placed, including a huge stainless steel umbrella sculpture on Tang Street. Even if you don't study art, it is hard not to be shocked by everything around you.

Invercargi has many attractive car and motorcycle attractions. The most famous of these scenic spots is Bill Richardson Traffic World, which is the largest private car museum in the world. If you are an engineering student, you may like these scenic spots very much.

7. Wellington

Wellington is the capital of New Zealand, located in Cook Strait on the North Island. Although Wellington is relatively small compared with other cities on the list, it still has many scenic spots for students to visit and take photos during recess.

Within the city limits, there are many places that can be used as scenic spots, such as national ports, beaches in several cities, scenery surrounded by surrounding mountains and bright houses.

There are many free or cheap museums in Wellington, such as Tipapa Museum, which provides a perfect way to learn about the history of the host country. For Tolkien fans or students majoring in film/media, Wellington is also the location of the famous filming location of Weita Cave in The Lord of the Rings.

8. North palmerston

As the name implies, North palmerston is located in the northern island of New Zealand. The uniqueness of North palmerston lies in that it provides the atmosphere of a big city and a calm natural atmosphere, which are skillfully combined.

In the downtown area, there are many interesting museums, such as New Zealand Rugby Museum and Timanawa Museum of Art, Science and History. In rural areas, there are magnificent views of New Zealand, including river valley rafting and hiking on beautiful natural trails, such as TIA pity-Manawatu Canyon Trail.

No matter which New Zealand city you finally choose to study in, there are bound to be many novel and unique adventures that are worth remembering for many years.