Movie trilogy "The Lord of the Rings", which won 17 Oscars, making New Zealand as one of the world vacation destination that must be visited. New Zealand has a myriad of sights and other attractions that can spoil your eyes, as written by the Express on Sunday from England: "If only the location of the film could get an Oscar, New Zealand will win it."
But New Zealand is not only about the location filming and bungy jumping (which, by the way, is a tribal tradition Kiwi). World's youngest country is still steeped in natural resources and assets that make it the perfect travel as a vacation spot.
Views of Lake Wanaka. Photo Credit: Tourism New Zealand Image Library / Kieran Scott
With vast open spaces, landscape of mountains, gorgeous beaches, the climate was warm and beautiful natural scenery. With all this perfection, the new couples who want a honeymoon, adventure lovers to families on vacation can go to this country, because New Zealand can make lulled.
Tourist town of Queenstown is one of over 150 locations where director Peter Jackson was filming a Hollywood movie of his. In this city there are four seasons lake pride in New Zealand and the mountain inn. Located on the shores of Lake Wakatipu, this magical place will bring your imagination to drift, increase the passion and spirit.
The history of this region associated with gold. In 1862, two sheep shearers 'ketiban sustenance' gold at the edge of the Shotover River. Then, the city life because of gold mining Queenstown was named because ".. suitable for Queen Victoria."
Adventure activities such as snow sports, bungy jumping, jet boat, horse riding and rafting. You can also pamper yourself while on vacation with food and wine tasting, boating on the lake, spa treatments, shopping in boutiques and playing golf.
Queenstown is full of restaurants, nightclubs and cafes and other adventures, and full of spirit activity. Over the years, the city has been pretty much doing the expansion in tourism, including wineries, art galleries, street art and sport of golf courses challenging.
Old hotel in Arrowtown, New Zealand. Photo Credit: Tourism New Zealand Image Library
Loosen your muscles
Dinner might be a matter of course in other countries, but special if you're in Queenstown. There are over 100 restaurants taste here - ranging from classy restaurants, stylish cafes, family restaurants, sushi bar, where wine is ... You can choose according to taste.
During summer and autumn, usually locals love to eat their dinner at a sidewalk cafe, like a garden restaurant, while enjoying food and a glass of wine. You can enjoy it all in when the weather is warm as the sun goes down at 10 pm. In winter, the fireplace is lit and warm meals are specially prepared by the restaurant ready to be served with a glass of wine to warm your body.
Queenstown is part of the Central Otago region. Local Wine has often been honored. Every moment is a great time to visit the famous Central Otago Pinot Noirs with wine types. There are 45 vineyards in Central Otago wines and it continues to grow rapidly through the world-famous selurh. Pinot Noirs from the region's highly acclaimed and sought after, although other types of grapes grow well managed with high quality - were planted on the ground shaly with harsh climate of trust is very conducive to wine production.
The lake at Queenstown looks more beautiful with the colors of autumn. Photo Credit: Tourism New Zealand Image Library / Bob McCree
If interested, you can take a tour of the wine or can rent a car and visit the vineyards in the Gibbston Valley, the main wine-producing region in Queenstown. Gibbston Valley Wines, the first commercial vineyard in Queenstown, famous for its banquet lunch and try to taste wine. You can also do a tour of the cave wine and cheese factory.
Experienced serving guests for more than a century, has developed infrastructure Queenstown accommodation in every market. There are more than six representatives of the international hotels here. Many hotels and resorts are within walking distance of the downtown while enjoying the scenery. Some luxury inn featuring a beautiful architectural style with furniture and exceptional service. Lodgings are usually small, just enough to serve 4-6 people, and usually included with a luxury service.
In addition, you can also enjoy the sport of golf. Queenstown has four programs, including Millbrook. You can spend a day and pamper yourself at the spa, or spend time in the morning to shop at boutiques are available in Queenstown.
A beautiful rainbow you can see on Lake Wakatipu. There, you can catch fresh fish rainbow, brown freshwater fish and salmon quinnat throughout the year. Permits can be obtained in the city and guides can take you to the fishing best.
Cycling around Lake Wakatipu. Photo Credit: Tourism New Zealand Image Library / Holly Wademan
If you want to travel to the lake, you can rent a yacht, which is tailored for individuals or groups. If you want to be alone, you can travel on a cruise from Queenstown and then take shelter in the mountains, especially on Lake Wakatipu.
Time for adventure
If you are an adventurer, Queenstown is a good place to test your adrenaline. This place is dubbed as the "Adventure Capital of the World" - the adventure capital of the world. A nickname is created by thrill seekers, who dare to play their adrenaline, and adventure in the wild.
Action bungy jumping is scary thought to be from this country. There are a myriad of activities you can do here, such as sky diving, mountain climbing, whitewater rafting, kayaking, fishing, horseback riding, biking, running in debt, beautiful flying, sailing, surfing, jet boating, cruising and Nevis bungy! In winter, the mountains covered by a white fog that made the place a great place to ski, snow car, snowboard, heliski and parapent.
Elevator ride up the mountain before sliding in the snow. Photo Credit: Tourism New Zealand Image Library / Lake Wanaka Tourism.
Wanaka
Wanaka is located behind the Southern Alps on South Island, New Zealand. This place is very peaceful, just about an hour if you drive by car from Queenstown. Close to Mount Aspiring National Park, this area is a natural paradise that is located next to the beautiful lake.
The hustle and bustle of life in Wanaka is much quieter than in Queenstown, but the region also offers the same activities. So, if you want to do paragliding, jet boat or rap jumping in a calmer atmosphere, Wanaka is a suitable place.
Before doing heliboarding, you will be taken to the extreme altitude. Photo Credit: Tourism New Zealand Image Library / Miles Holden
There is also a restaurant with good taste and a few bars. Many of the rumors, the best carrot cake can be found at lakeside cafes in Wanaka.
Lake Wanaka is located right in the middle of other lakes. It is the gateway to Mt. Aspiring National Park, famous for its glaciers and climbing places. The mountains around the lake is a paradise for ski lovers. The town itself has a village shop with a wide range of atmosphere to relax, eat and drink.
Slow pace and biological surroundings. You will not be able to feel the atmosphere of the place before exploring it on foot.
Eely Point Walk is a walking activity on the side of Lake Wanaka. You can reach it within 15 minutes. Shielded from wind, Eely Point is a region renowned for boating and picnics. Then, just take five minutes to proceed to Bremner Bay, a shallow bay a very popular swimming spot for families.
Dublin Bay, Wanaka, New Zealand. Photo Credit: Tourism New Zealand Image Library / Gilbert van Reenen
Of Bremner Bay, this path will follow the coastline down to the beach of Lake Wanaku Penrith, which displays beautiful views of the lake and surrounding mountains. By following the road from Penrith Beach, you can enjoy Lake Outlet Walk.
Waterfall Creek Walk starts from the left side of Roys Bay - which is the main beach on Lake Wanaka. The place to follow the coastline down to Wanaka part of Damper Bay. Wanaka Station Park, on the left near Waterfall Creek Walk, is a suitable place for a picnic. The route continues along the road in front of Edgewater Resort Hotel and Rippon Vineyard to the Waterfall Creek. Then continue up to the highest peak, which offers beautiful scenery and lakes of Wanaka Township.
Arrowtown
One of the most beautiful settlement in Arrowtown New Zealand is located along the River Arrow, which was once the place of gold panning. The city is maintaining the value of its history with more than 60 buildings which were rebuilt from the 19th century. Gold charm that you can see along the way (though you can still take the gold in the river).
Only 20 minutes if you drive from Queenstown, Arrowtown is the center of the best wineries, artist galleries, golf courses, fishing and ski areas. You can also explore the settlement of Chinese miners, and visiting the Lake District Museum, playing in a local challenging golf courses or try a 4WD trip up to Macetown, a ghost town accessible only by rail. Arrowtown has a range of cafes, restaurants and interesting shops.
Autumn in Arrowtown, New Zealand. Photo Credit: Tourism New Zealand Image Library
Weather during the winter and shade in the spring to replace the days of long summer and autumn are amazing. Changing seasons is the best reflection of the history of the trees that lined the roadside. Autumn festival featuring the photographer and artist who can inspire.
Glenorchy
About 40 minutes from Queenstown, there is a rural town in Glenorchy, western end of Lake Wakatipu, with background on indigenous people's forests and snow-capped mountains.
Heaven in Glenorchy. Photo Credit: Photo Credit: Tourism New Zealand Image Library / Ian Brodie.
This place is known as the gateway to the Routeburn, Caples, Greenstone, Rees and Dart Valley route. In addition, it could also be the location of jet boat and kayak to play on the Dart River. You can contact the local authority if you plan to run on a track. Horseback riding is also highly recommended. The city also has a variety of lodgings, a hotel and several cafes. A good idea to buy climbing gear near Queenstown.
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