The most picturesque and photogenic places on earth

Prepare for mammoth national parks, dynamic Māori culture, and world-class surfing and skiing. New Zealand can be smooth or activity pressed, yet it's constantly epic. 

Stroll on the Wild Side 

There are simply 4.8 million New Zealanders, dissipated crosswise over 268,021 sq km: greater than the UK with one-fourteenth of the populace. Filling in the holes is the wonderful backwoods, mountains, lakes, shorelines, and inlets that have made NZ a standout amongst the best climbing (local people call it 'tramping') goals on the planet. Handle one of the epic 'Incredible Walks' – you might've known about the Heaphy and Milford Tracks – or put in several hours meandering along a shoreline, paddling a kayak or mountain biking through some effectively available wild. 

Māori Culture 

New Zealand's everything overcoming All Blacks could never have turned out to be consecutive rugby title holders without their relentless Māori players. In any case, this is only one case of how Māori culture awes itself on contemporary Kiwi life: crosswise over NZ you can hear Māori language, watch Māori TV, join in a hāngi (Māori banquet) or catch a social execution with the tune, move and a blood-turning sour aka (war move). Māori configuration keeps on discovering demeanor in tā moko, Māori inking (regularly connected to the face) and the sensitive aestheticism of bone, shell, and pounamu (greenstone) form. 

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