Lake Wakatipu
Lake Wakatipu is the third largest lake in New Zealand. Its meandering shape is like lightning and the scenery is extremely beautiful. Surrounded by the magnificent peaks of the Southern Alps, this place features beautiful pebble beaches by the lake, with birds singing and flowers blooming all around. The crystal-clear lake water reflects the distant snow-capped mountains, making it an ideal spot to enjoy fresh air and relax.
TSS Earnslaw steamship
When you come to Lake Wakatipu, you mustn’t miss the unique experience of taking a ride on the ancient Earnslaw steamboat to enjoy the lake view. This coal-fired ferry with a navigation history of over 100 years can take you to experience the magnificent European style of the early 20th century.
During the voyage, you can lean on the railing on the deck and enjoy the beautiful lake and mountain scenery of Queenstown. You can also climb the watchtower to learn the captain’s superb steering skills. Even you can sneak into the steam boiler room to explore the mysteries of the steam engine.
Agrodome Agrodome Farm
Agton Farm is the largest tourist farm in New Zealand and the only private farm open to the public. Enjoy the farm’s sheep shearing and milking performances, interact closely with alpacas, sheep, sika deer and other animals, take a large tractor to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the estate, or pick fruits in the farm’s orchard and taste freshly squeezed juice. It is a very interesting experience to come to Agton Farm and enjoy the fun of a New Zealand farm in the way that is closest to nature.
Fiordland National Park
Milford Sound National Park was inscribed on the World Heritage List as early as 1986. It is also known as “Tiwa Shippham”, meaning “Land of Emeralds”, and is the largest national park in New Zealand and even the world. Here, you can not only see a total of 25 rare or endangered plant species, but also hundreds of wild animal species in the park inhabit here.
The most unmissable experience when visiting Milford Fjord National Park is to take a cruise around Milford Fjord. The widest part of the fjord is 2 kilometers and the narrowest is 200 meters. The mountain body is eroded by vertical glaciers. Whether you look up at the glacier cliffs from a boat or overlook the steep and perilous Mitte Peak from the air, it is an unforgettable experience for a lifetime.
Church of the Holy Sepulchre Auckland Cathedral Wedding venue
If you want to hold a church wedding with a strong sense of ceremony, Auckland Cathedral is definitely a good choice. In the solemn and sacred church, listening to the priest’s oath, the newlyweds exchanged rings with each other and made vows for the next life. “Yes, I will. From now on, through the changing seasons, harvest in autumn and store in winter, we will be together forever.” Holding a church wedding in New Zealand, this “paradise on earth”, is sure to receive God’s blessings.