Wellington's classic internet-famous photo spot

When it comes to New Zealand, one cannot help but mention the globally popular movies "The Lord of the Rings" and "The Hobbit". Meticulous real-life landscapes have left fans in awe of Middle-earth, while also winning over fans with the stunning natural scenery of New Zealand.

Bag End, Bilbo Baggins's Home: This is the home of Bilbo Baggins, where the adventure of 'The Lord of the Rings' begins. Except for the absence of Bilbo Baggins and Gandalf, what you see is exactly the same as in the movie. The Green Dragon Inn: The Green Dragon Inn from the movie has been perfectly preserved, and you can go inside and have a drink. It's simply amazing!
Unlike the blue glowworms in Australia, you need to take a boat along the underground river to delve into the cave. The glowworms here inhabit a much larger area, making you feel like you are in a blue galaxy. Besides the Glowworm Caves, Waitomo also has the Ruakuri Cave and the Aranui Cave, which are mainly for viewing stalactites and exploring underground caves. Relatively speaking, they are not particularly recommended because we have many exquisite caves in our country, so they are not too rare.

Rotorua Geothermal Park

Highlights: Geysers, boiling mud pools. The Lady Knox Geyser can naturally erupt water columns up to 20 meters high. It erupts at regular intervals every day, so as long as you are on time, you can witness this spectacle. The boiling mud pools bubble and churn, creating a truly bizarre and fascinating scene.

Waiheke Island

How beautiful is Waiheke Island? This is the utopia that poet Gu Cheng chose during his lifetime. Unlike typical islands, Waiheke Island is filled with cultural and everyday life vibes. The island boasts vast vineyards and pastures, earning it the reputation of being the 'Wine Country of New Zealand'.

Auckland Sky Tower

Daytime: SkyWalk and SkyJump, Nighttime: Enjoy the night view.