NEW ZEALANDNATIONALITY

NATIONAL FLAG : NATIONAL BIRD: kiwi

NATIONAL FLOWER: KOWHAI NATIONAL FRUIT: KIWIFRUIT

CAPITAL OF NEW ZEALAND

WELLINGTON :- Wellington is the capital city and second most populous urban area of New Zealand, with 397,900 residents. It is located at the southwestern tip of the North Island, between Cook Strait and the Rimutaka Range.

SEVEN WONDERS OF NEW ZEALAND

1. POOR KINIGHTS ISLANDS:- The Poor

Knights were named by Jacques Cousteau as one of the 10 best dive locations in the world. He probably knew what he was talking about. Located in the north end of the North Island,The Poor Knights are a protected marine reserve.

2. WHITE ISLAND Known as Whakaari in the local Maori dialect, the

name “White Island” came from Captain Cook who thought it was always in a cloud of white steam.it is an active volcano and was the former location of a sulfur mining operation which ended in disaster.

3.  Tongariro National Park

The Tongariro National Park is located in the Taupo region. It is a World Heritage Park and one of the oldest National Parks in the world. 

4. MILFORD SOUND Perhaps the most

magnificent location in all of New Zealand, Milford Sound is technically a fijord. Viewing the sound is done via many boat tour operators which operate from the harbor.The Milford Track is also one of the most popular hiking trails in the country. If you visit during a rain storm, you can witness hundreds of waterfalls which will appear on the walls of the sound.

5.FOX AND FRANZ JOSEPH GLACIERS The only glaciers in the

Pacific, Fox and Franz Joseph glaciers have the unique distinction of being the only glaciers in the world which flow into tropical forests. though it is not recommended to get to close because of dangers from falling ice. Also unlike many glaciers around the world, both glaciers have been advancing since the mid 1980s.

6. ROTORUA

Rotorua is one of the most active geothermal areas in the world. You will know when you are close to Rotorua because of the strong sulfur smell in the city. Rotorua can be reached in a days driving from Auckland.

THANK YOUMADE BY NIKITA 2

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