| Order | Name |
| 1 | Bernheim Library, French Caledonia |
| 2 | Musée de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale |
| 3 | Caledonia Off-Road Latitude |
| 4 | Musee de Nouvelle Caledonie |
| 5 | Promenade Pierre-Vernier |
| 6 | Place des Cocotiers |
| 7 | Kunie Scuba Center (Diving Center) |
| 8 | Atoll de Nokanhui |
| 9 | Natural pool |
| 10 | Isle of Pines |
| 11 | Grotte de Hortense |
| 12 | Oro Bay |
| 13 | Lifou Island |
| 14 | Les Joyaux de Luengoni |
| 15 | Plage de Luengoni |
| 16 | Baie de Jinek |
| 17 | Easo Beach |
| 18 | Notre Dame de Lourdes |
| 19 | Trou aux Tortues |
| 20 | Mouli Bridge |
| 21 | Blue Hole of Hanawa |
| 22 | Cliffs of Lekiny |
| 23 | Baie de Jinek |
| 24 | Notre Dame de Lourdes |
| 25 | Base d’activité nautique de La Poule de Hienghène |
| 26 | Falaises de Linderalique |
| 27 | Babou Cote Ocean |
| 28 | New Cal Outdoors |
| 29 | Mata’i Nautisme |
| 30 | Tieti Diving |
| 31 | Musée de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale |
| 32 | Caledonia Off-Road Latitude |
| 33 | Yoga Facile |
| 34 | Grand Terre: Poe Beach and Roche Percee |
| 35 | Yejele Beach |
| 36 | Mare Island |
| Order | Name | Introduce |
| 1 | Guam Museum | The shape of the Guam Museum is like an open book, and the architecture is very distinctive. The museum shows the history and culture of Guam, as well as some interactive experiences, which are very interesting. Guam Museum is directly opposite Spanish Square. There are many scenic spots nearby, so there are many tourists here, especially Japanese and Korean tourists. You can hear Japanese and Korean when you walk into the crowd! The gate of the Guam Museum is very grand at first sight. The contents of the museum are about the history of Guam, including the events in Guam during World War II. People feel that it is worth visiting. |
| 2 | Tumon Bay | Tumon Bay is a bay about 4 kilometers long in the west of Guam. There are many hotels on the sea. The catering and shopping facilities are very complete. It is even more lively at night, with various entertainment activities and colorful nightlife. The water in Tumeng Bay is clear and bottoming out, which is very suitable for snorkeling. At the shoal, you can see all kinds of beautiful tropical fish, colorful, swimming freely. The coastline of Tumon Bay is about 5-10km from Guam Airport, but the taxi fare is very expensive. It is recommended that tourists make an appointment to pick up the plane in advance, or rent a car in advance and drive back to the hotel. Hotels and tourists are concentrated in this line, and you can walk along the beach. The scenery is very beautiful. There are several public beach parks, and the private beach of the hotel can also be played. There is a beach park in the northernmost JAL Hotel. The scenery is beautiful, but the wind and waves are strong. The beach of the Hilton Hotel at the southernmost is suitable for snorkeling and fish watching. There seem to be not so many fish in other places. Many hotels have wedding churches, which are worth taking pictures of. |
| 3 | Two Lovers Point | Lover’s Cliff, also known as Lover’s Point, is located in the northern part of Guam. It is said that a couple of lovers once committed suicide because their family objected to their marriage. Now it is a scenic spot with beautiful scenery. Lover’s Cliff Park Lover’s Cliff is divided into two parts. One part is Lover’s, Cliff Park. At the entrance of the park is a heart-shaped flower bed, which is a popular place for many lovers to take photos. About that beautiful love story, you can see it in the form of five stone tablets painted on the Lover’s Cliff. The stone tablet is in English, Chinese, Korean and Japanese. At night, there will be lights on the stone tablet, which has a special flavor. Observation deck There is a bell on the Lover’s Cliff. It is said that lovers can love each other forever as long as they ring the bell together here. The other part is the famous viewing platform. |
| 4 | Micronesia Aviation System Inc Guam | This is Guam’s unique air outdoor activity company. Under the guidance of a professional instructor, you will fly a small plane in person and feel the fun of being an airplane instructor! There are driving packages with different degrees of difficulty, which can meet the needs of different flight enthusiasts. |
| 5 | Crystal Chapel | The Crystal Cathedral, built in 2004, is located north of Tumon Bay and in the JAL Hotel. The whole of Tumon Bay can be viewed from the south. The church is clean and transparent and is loved by newcomers. Inside and outside the church The appearance of the church adopts a Gothic architectural style. The sunlight shines into the church with white as the keynote through transparent blue stained glass. The blue and white reflect each other, and the glass sets off each other, so it is named Crystal Church. The facilities in the church are mostly white. The white piano, the white wooden guest chair, and the transparent glass ceremonial platform set off beautiful flowers. Through the glass, there is a beautiful sea. All the good things in the world are witnessed by love. |
| 6 | The Rainbow Chapel | Guam Rainbow Church, also known as the “Church of the Sea”, is located in Guam PIC Pacific Resort. The overall design element of the church is water. The exterior base and interior are all pure white. With rainbow-colored glass, the whole church looks like a rainbow floating on the water. Internal settings This church was built only in September 2006. The interior of the church is designed with transparent glass ceremonial tables and candlesticks. The white guest chairs and red flowers on the back of the chairs make people feel happy. Facing the boundless sea and clear sky, the newlyweds asked the pastor and the beautiful scenery to witness the eternal love and record the beautiful moment of life. |
| 7 | Taotao Tasi the Beach BBQ Dinner Show | The Guam Seaside Show has a 150-foot stage. The ticket price includes buffet food, including fresh salad, BBQ beef, seafood, and various desserts. Tao Tao Tasi’s seaside show is characterized by more than 30 dancers in gorgeous costumes. Tao Tao Tasi is a sea view live show+seaside BBQ restaurant. Founded in 2015, it is located next to the JAL Hotel in Tumon District. With its unique and superior geographical location, it has been loved by tourists and local people since its opening. Adjacent to The Beach Restaurant Bar. |
| 8 | Fish Eye Marine Park (Visitor Center） | Located in Pity Bay, Fish Eye Ocean Park is a scenic spot with a very good environment in Guam. There are more than 200 kinds of fish and other marine life in the park. It has been designated as a marine biological protection area, with clear water quality and calm waves. It is very suitable for snorkeling, diving, underwater walking, and other water activities. |
| 9 | Underwater World | Guam’s Underwater World Aquarium has a 122-meter-long tunnel aquarium, which is the longest aquarium in the world. The aquarium tries to simulate the real underwater world. In addition to colorful fish, it also places the remains of fake planes and sunken ships, which is very realistic. Undersea tunnel The design of the tunnel is to allow fish to swim above and left and right through the high-pressure glass. There are rich and beautiful fish and coral reefs under the sea. When people cross the aisle, they seem to walk on the sea floor. The underwater scenery simulated by the aquarium is very lifelike, especially the wreckage of airplanes and sunken ships, which makes people feel like walking in the water to visit them, but they don’t feel the pressure brought by the water at all. People touch the glass as if they could touch fish. |
| 10 | Blue Aster Chapel | Happy Blue Star Church is located next to Tumon Bay, Guam, overlooking the Philippine Sea, just like a pearl on the sea. It was officially opened in December 2006. The church is 15 minutes away from the airport and 10 minutes away from the wedding company. The church can accommodate 30-40 people. The appearance of the church is of Greek architectural style. It is built into a Greek romantic church with the blue and white tone of Love Sea. With its pyramid-like shape, it looks like a sailing boat with sails, which symbolizes the new people’s official sailing for the new life. The light and shadow formed by the geometric blue glass on the water surface are stacked, which is particularly attractive. The night scene and the light reflection make the illusion effect more obvious. The interior of the Happy Blue Star Church is simple and grand. The holy road is 12 meters long and is paved with white marble. Brilliant sunshine is scattered on the newlyweds through the transparent glass windows, which adds an aura to the wedding ceremony. The wedding dress will also look very different. On the same floor of the church where the wedding is held, there is also a banquet hall and a VIP room, where other guests can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the sea and sky. During the whole wedding process, there can also be pipe organ playing and singing in chorus by two people. This beautiful music can produce the touching movement of new people and guests. |
| 11 | Pacific Islands Club | PIC Pacific Club is located in Tumon Bay, covering an area of 22 acres, with nearly 800 rooms, more than 70 kinds of activities and facilities, and 7 restaurants offering various kinds of food around the world. The big difference between PIC Pacific Resort and general hotels is that there are Club Mates from all over the world in PIC, who enthusiastically lead everyone to participate in various interesting activities with sunny smiles, leaving you a memorable holiday memory. The whole PIC Pacific Resort can be roughly divided into four areas: play area, food area, SPA leisure area, and accommodation area. The play area is a water park with the design concept of tropical rainforest as the theme, including several skating channels, swimming pools, 50000 square meters of windsurfing practice pool, and a mermaid pool. In the food area, there are Chamorro dance dinner shows, sunset barbecues, Japanese cuisine, Italian food, etc. The SPA leisure area is equipped with the world-famous Mandara Spa, which has Swedish, Bali, Thai, and other massage techniques so that people can relax and enjoy a good mood. The accommodation area is composed of two buildings, which is the largest hotel in Guam. Visitors can enjoy the beautiful seascape of Tumon Bay without leaving home. |
| 12 | White Arrow Chapel | The white-wing church has a 270-degree sea view and transparent glass, which can provide a panoramic view of the blue sky and sea. The interior of the pure white church is added with fashionable texture, and what is more surprising is that when the ceremony is over and the new couple steps out of the church, the white feathers representing the angels slowly fall down, giving the new couple lofty blessings. The church can hold 50 people. |
| 13 | Ritidian Point | Rattigan Beach is located in the north corner of Guam, which is quiet and peaceful. At the same time, it is also a wildlife conservation area of Guam and close to the military base. If you come here to travel, it is recommended to be accompanied by a local guide to avoid entering the forbidden area by mistake. The sea temperature here is between 21-32 degrees Celsius all year round, and the water quality is clear. If you are fully equipped, it is very suitable for snorkeling. However, if you are not fully equipped, for safety reasons, it is not recommended to go into the water. |
| 14 | The Ride Ducks Guam | Visit Guam by the waterborne amphibious vehicle The Ride Ducks and experience different landscapes on land and water. The duck is both a bus and a boat. You can enjoy it in an amphibious vehicle and have a unique trip to Guam. An exciting, unique land and sea view adventure. It drives like a bus, then goes straight into the sea and floats! This trip is very safe! It is a brand new ship and looks like a World War II landing craft! It feels like riding in Disney World. An interesting tour starts from Tumon Center and passes through the historic Hagatna, where you can see the new museum, cathedral, Asan WWII Park, governor’s office, boat basin, and harbor. The trip was very interesting, interesting and instructive. The multilingual audio system in English, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, and Russian. A strange, funny, crazy ride is cheap and fun for the whole family. Adults and children can even sailboat. |
| 15 | St. Probus Holy Chapel | Located on the hill at the western end of the Hilton Hotel, St. Paul’s Basilica is a primitive and rustic church on Guam, which combines logs and marble. Walking through the egg-shaped gate symbolizing the beginning of a new life and on the holy road dotted with 10000 goose-yellow roses, the holy wedding is romantic. Standing in front of the altar in the shape of the imitation of Guam’s historic site “Lati Stone”, you can see the famous scenic spot Lover’s Point on the other side of the coast and the endless blue sea in the distance. Because the gate is designed as a giant “egg”, which is similar to the “birthday”, it is very popular with new people who want to have a baby early. A total of 60 guests can watch the ceremony together. It is worth mentioning that the traditional red carpet in the church has been abandoned and the glass walkway with yellow roses has been replaced, making the whole wedding full of warm ocean wind. The church of St. Paul’s Pass is looking across the sea from the Lover’s Cliff. Imagine the long-spread love story, which conveys the loyalty of love. After the wedding, the newlyweds can also go to the beach to take photos. The blue sea, the pink mood of the newlyweds, and the pure white sand on the shore are really beautiful pictures! |
| 16 | Skydive Guam | Skydive Guam office is located in the airport. After the participants fill in the form, the staff will first explain the matters needing attention in skydiving, and then they can board the plane one-on-one with the coach. The standard height of skydiving is 10000 feet, and participants can also choose 12000 or 14000 feet higher for extra money. However, skydiving is always a high-risk activity, and heart patients are not recommended to participate. |
| 17 | Coco Palm Garden Beach | The beach is located in the north of Guam. As it is a toll beach, there are few tourists, so you can book a one-day tour. The road to the beach is rugged, but the water here is clear and the sand is fine. This place is very suitable for snorkeling. |
| 18 | Piti Bomb Holes Preserve | Guam is a quiet place with few tourists. The nature reserve is particularly quiet, and the ecology is very good. All kinds of plants and animals live together harmoniously, which is very relaxing. If you have the opportunity to come to Guam, I think it should be the place you want to experience. It’s really beautiful. This is a famous air raid shelter in Guam. Because it is very large, many facilities have been built in it, and there is also a beautiful hotel. |
| 19 | Gun Beach Diving | This is a small beach north of Tumon Bay. It is a good place for snorkeling and watching the sunrise of Tumon Bay. There are many volleyball fans here in the daytime, and in the evening, it becomes a beach club. |
| 20 | Fai Fai Beach | This is a beautiful beach with beautiful scenery and isolation. On Guam in the western Pacific Ocean, few tourists want to visit. Apart from occasional local people playing in the water, there are few people to see, just like a paradise. Do you live in Tumon Bay? You can walk or drive along the north end of Tumon Bay Beach to the next beach, Gun Beach. You can park your car there, walk or swim to the next stop in the north, and then you will find this beautiful and hidden beach, which is only a few minutes away from the downtown of Tumon Bay. Swimming outside the coral reef can see the spectacular blue sea, which is very suitable for swimming or diving. If you go further north, it is Lover’s Point. You can see the lookout on the cliff above your head. |
| 21 | Agana Bay Sunset Cruise | How can Guam’s evening entertainment be less than the sunset cruise dinner on Guam? At dusk, when the sun sets, the cruise ship departs from Apra Harbor to experience the beauty of Guam while enjoying delicious food: Chamorro red rice, braised chicken wings, barbecue, Japanese buckwheat noodles, lobster, smoked salmon, ice cream, fresh tropical fruits, etc! Enjoy the perfect food, as well as the impromptu orchestra, which will definitely keep you high all night. |
| 22 | Del’Anello Chapel | The church is located in Leo Palace Resort, and the corresponding facilities are also quite powerful. This is a crystal church – Del’Anello Chapel, also known as Leo Palace Resort Chapel. Del’Anello is Italian for rings, and Spanish for hope; The reason why the church is named is that the 12-meter-high arch design seems to be like a beautiful wedding ring, bringing happiness to new people. Another design of the church is the transparent curtain glass, which absorbs all the outdoor light and makes the 2200 Swarovski crystals in the church crystal clear. In addition to the holy atmosphere, this married couple also enjoys a moment of luxury and romance. Some people say that the church is beautiful in the afternoon, while others say that it is beautiful in the evening. Different people appreciate its different beauty. Only those who come here can know which is not suitable for you. Del’Anello Chapel stands by the lake. The 12-meter-high arched dome makes her look beautiful. After entering the church, you can see thousands of Swarovski crystals of different sizes hanging from the ceiling. In the daytime, under the sunlight and the refraction of seawater, the church is constantly shining with different colors. The whole church is based on white, with white exterior walls and white interior walls. The walls are inlaid with blue and white glass windows, which look like a crystal palace. On both sides of the seat, there are white roses, which, of course, have been specially treated and are always bright. The Church is about 30 minutes drive from the airport. |
| Order | Name | Introduce |
| 1 | Hideaway Island | The exile island (also called Hedwig Island) is only half an hour’s drive from the center of Port Vila. This island is a coral reserve and a snorkeling resort. The only underwater post office in the world is here. The underwater post office is about 50 meters away from the shore. At a depth of 3 meters, there is no need for diving equipment, just take a face mirror and a breathing tube. The coast is white coral, very unique. It’s easy to snorkel here, and you can see all kinds of tropical fish everywhere. Hedwig Hotel on the island is a hotel with simple and basic facilities and general accommodation conditions. The food is simple and light, but also very delicious. |
| 2 | Mele Cascade Waterfalls | Mele Cascade Waterfall Park is located in Port Vila, and you can wade or walk to the waterfall. You can participate in the waterfall falling project here. After the training in landing safety operations by specially assigned personnel, first, climb to the top of the waterfall by land, then tie the safety landing rope, and then control the landing rope to fall from the top of the waterfall, which is very exciting, novel, and fun. |
| 3 | Espiritu Santo | London Beach, located on the east of the island, and Champagne Beach nearby have fascinating scenery. The clear sea water and fine soft sand make you linger. Don’t forget to bring snorkeling equipment to explore the beautiful glass-like shallow sea world. You can also bring food tablecloths and have an island picnic with the sea breeze. On the way to the above two beaches, you will enjoy the clear blue holes, which are covered by tropical rainforests and are good places for swimming or diving. In addition, the surrounding trees are dense, the environment is very fresh, and there is no lack of adventure and fun in the elegant, so many romantic couples come here to experience. |
| 4 | Mount Yasur | Mt Yasur, the Jesus volcano on Tanna Island, is an active volcano that has erupted for hundreds of years. It erupts every day for 365 days a year. Because the direction of magma eruption is generally vertical, it generally does not hurt people. It is a lifetime experience to stand in the crater and experience the spectacular shock of a volcanic eruption. |
| 5 | Blue Lagoon Swimming Hole | Blue Lake is a classic natural scenic spot on Effat Island. Tourists can enjoy the natural blue inland lake here. Because of the gift of nature, the lake is not the common green, but the attractive blue. If you dare to take risks, you can also try diving into the lake. |
| 6 | Ekasup Village | Ekasup Village, the most representative indigenous cultural village on Efate Island, is the best place to fully understand and deepen the magic and ancient Melia culture. The warriors in their original costumes ambush in the tropical jungle with bows, swords, and spears to welcome tourists, and then led by the headman with feathers, hoops, and cart sticks, they walk through the tree hole to their low hut village. After a celebration ceremony, the chief will show everyone their daily lifestyle and some skills, their way of hunting and food storage that has lasted for hundreds of years, And how to make herbs from local unique plants. The villagers’ singing and dancing performances full of aboriginal customs are very unique. Of course, there are eye-catching performances of stepping on flint. |
| 7 | Tanna | Tanna Island is the most mysterious outer island of Vanuatu, where there is the only active volcano in the world that can be viewed from a close distance – Isul volcano; There are also many primitive tribes living here, living in the way we have only seen in books or movies. The nude tribe is the tribe that maintains the most primitive ecology on Vanuatu Tana Island. Male villagers only use a straw to wrap their genitals, and female villagers only wear a straw skirts, so they are called the “Nude tribe”. “Luha” means “hello” in the tribal language. When you go to Vanuatu, you must go to Tana Island to have a look and feel the different national styles. |
| 8 | Volcano isur | Located on Tana Island, Vanuatu Islands, in the South Pacific Ocean, Isul volcano has a 1300-foot wide (about 396 meters) circular crater, which has erupted continuously for several centuries and can erupt several times an hour when volcanic activity is most intensive. Because of perennial eruptions, it is used as a “beacon” in the Pacific Ocean by pilots and sailors. This volcano is 1184 feet high (about 361 meters), but most of the lava ejected from it rises and falls straight, rarely escapes obliquely, and generally does not hurt tourists. Therefore, it is known as the “closest active volcano” in the world. |
| 9 | Underwater post office | You must go to the only underwater post office in the world. In a natural ocean park, the underwater post office of Vanuatu Post Palace is located 3 meters below sea level. Its appearance looks like a giant soda can at the bottom of the sea. It is 35 meters away from the beach of Port Vila. Every year, more than 50000 tourists come here to dive. You can mail waterproof postcards here, and the salesperson will stamp your postcards. Instead of using traditional ink to cancel stamps, it uses embossed date stamps to print special embossed marks, indicating that the postcard has been sent. When you mail postcards, you can also enjoy the most fascinating underwater animals and plants in the world. |
| 10 | Port-vila | Vila Port is the capital of Vanuatu, with an international airport and port. It is the political, economic, and cultural center of the country. It is also the location of the business center, food center, and tourism center. It is far away from the noisy world and combines the original Melanesian culture and the century-old British French colonial tradition. It is a leisurely but vibrant tropical paradise. There are not only beautiful beaches, clear sea water, colorful corals, and tropical fish, but also rainforests, waterfalls, clear blue lagoons, and the world’s unique undersea post office. The best choice to visit the downtown area in Port Vila is the local bus. There is no fixed time point and route for the bus, so it can stop at once. Get on the bus and tell the driver where you want to go. The ticket price is generally between 100 Watts and 200 Watts per person. You can go to the local market in the city center to enjoy the daily life of local people. The colorful tropical flowers sold in the market are very beautiful. A lot of them cost only a few yuan. I bought one and inserted it in the hotel room. It is famous for its coconuts. There are fresh coconuts in roadside stores. They are refreshing and delicious, and cheaper than buying a bottle of water. There are many kinds of foreign wines in the duty-free shops in the city, which are very cheap. There are many grocery stores and building materials stores opened by Chinese people in Port Vila. The local people like Chinese people very much because the Chinese government has helped the country a lot. The hospitals, schools, and stadiums were built with the help of the Chinese people. Port Vila is the base of each island. If you jump to the island, the planes flying to the island are usually small planes, with limited luggage available, so you can deposit large luggage in Port Vila. |
| 11 | Millenium Cave | Millennium Cave is a very challenging journey. This cave is the largest cave in Vanuatu, which can only be reached by walking through the tropical primitive rain forest, running through the Trent river, climbing over mossy rocks, and passing through the waterfall. If you are a real challenger, don’t miss this scenic spot. There are many mosquitoes in the tropical rainforest, so we must spray them to prevent mosquitoes. Anti-slip waterproof shoes suitable for hiking are the best, and anti-slip climbing gloves are also very useful. The cave is wet and slippery. It is basically a wading road. Because of the lack of light, it is easy to cause visual errors when you use a flashlight to shine on the light in the water. You cannot correctly estimate the distance between the stones in the water and the water surface, so it is still easy to sprain your feet. Besides, the walls around are very smooth, which makes it difficult to control. My friend told me that the reason why the walls are smooth is that they are all bat dung! |
| 12 | Fatumaru Bay | When you pass by around the island, you can enjoy the local characteristics. |
| 13 | Pentecost Island | Pentecost Island is located north of Port Vila and is covered by dense tropical rainforests. Most islanders live in small villages and live primitive life of self-sufficiency. Many places on the island are not affected by modern culture, and tribal culture and beliefs are the main part. Pentecost Island is famous for Tanggal (land diving), the ‘ancestor’ of modern bungee jumping, also known as land bungee jumping. This is the rite of passage for local boys and the celebration of the Grain Festival, which is held every Saturday from April to June every year. |
| 14 | Lelepa Island | Lalapa Island is about 30 minutes away from Port Vila and is located in Havana Bay. The scenery along the way is charming. You can overlook many small islands in Vanuatu from the top of the mountain. After taking the ferry to the island, first, explore the mysterious cave on the island. The cave is about 20 meters deep. The guide will go into the cave in advance and light candles along the way. The local people say that this was the base of the original cannibals. When the hurricane hit in 2015, the people on the island were still taking refuge there. There are many bats on the top of the cave. Opposite Yandongkou is a quiet and beautiful beach, which is very suitable for snorkeling. Villagers built sheds and toilets on the beach. There is a hammock tied between the coconuts on the bank. After snorkeling, I lie in it and wonder. Lunch is a barbecue and rich tropical fruits prepared by local villagers. |
| 15 | Champagne Beach | Champagne Beach is located on the east coast of Santo Island. It takes about 45 minutes to drive from Luganville. Champagne Beach is worthy of its name, except that the whole bay is shaped like an old champagne cup. When the tide ebbs, the sound of gas released by volcanic rocks on the sea floor is like the sound of bubbles of champagne. Sitting under the coconuts on the coast, the pure white silty sand beach and crystal clear sea water are dazed, playing with the water, and maybe you can see sea turtles. |
The following content is for reference and study only, in no order before and after.
| Order | Name | Introduce |
| 1 | Tavarua Island | Tafalua Island is a heart-shaped island in Fiji, with an area of about 29 acres. Seen from a high altitude, the island presents a large heart-shaped island to tourists. Everyone who sees its shape has to marvel at the miracle of nature. The island is dazzlingly beautiful against the colorful sea water. As one of the most important islands inhabited by people in Fiji, Tafalua Island, like other islands in Fiji, is a volcanic island surrounded by coral reefs. Therefore, the island has rich marine landscapes and the sea floor is colorful because of a variety of fish. The island has complete facilities, including swimming pools, hot springs, fitness facilities, tennis courts, restaurants, bars, etc., which provide convenience for tourists to come here for vacation. Tafalua Island has become a famous resort in Fiji. A variety of recreational activities are fascinating. Surfing, fishing, diving, and kayaking are popular. |
| 2 | Suva | Suva is located in the southeast of Viti Island and belongs to Suva Province, the central region. In 1874, Fiji became a British colony. In 1877, the capital of Fiji was changed from Levuka to Suva, officially becoming the capital of Fiji. The city is the busiest city in Fiji, and also the political, economic, and commercial center of Fiji. Suva, known as the “cultural crossroads of the South Pacific”, is an important cultural center in the South Pacific and the most cosmopolitan city in the South Pacific. The buildings in this city are antique and full of amorous feelings. There are ancient markets on both sides of some streets, selling ancient woodwork and handicrafts. The most famous landmarks in Suva are the Suva City Library and Carnegie Library, which were built in 1909 and together with other colonial buildings constitute the most beautiful scenery of the city. The Fiji Museum is the most important and spectacular historical museum in the South Pacific and an ideal place to find Fiji’s mysterious past. There are 78 parks in Suva, the most famous of which is Albert Park, which is colorful. The annual traditional folk culture festival “Red Flower Festival” will be opened here, putting people in a sea of joy. |
| 3 | MamanukaIslands | The Mamanuca Islands, if the Vacia Club is the imperial palace of one island and one hotel, and the Mamanuca Group, located in the west of the big island, is the home of people living on one island and one hotel. The Manuka Islands include Mana Island, Distressed Island, Malloro Island, Treasure Island, Charity Island, Nanhai Island, etc. Mana Island is the most famous. You can take a yacht from the big island to any island. The hotels on the island usually also operate water recreation facilities. The hotels range from luxury five-star hotels to cheap apartment hotels that can be purchased monthly. White sand, blue sea, blue sky, and simple Fijians are common points on each island. Most European and American family tourists choose one to stay for ten and a half days. They can not only dive and bask in the sun every day but also sit in the corridor to drink tea and enjoy the sunset, People can’t help but sigh that such a life is a real leisure vacation. The most precious and fascinating thing in Fiji is the vast blue sea and sky. The coral reef islands like pearls emerge from the sea. The beauty makes people want to hold their breath. The Mamanuca Group is a small island group with well-developed coral reefs, which is closest to Meidi Laiwu Island. There are about 20 small islands in the Mamanukao Island Group, which are formed by volcanic terrain, sedimentary limestone terrain, and coral reef debris. Beachcomber Island, Plantation Island, and Treasure Island are the most representative coral reef islands in Fiji, while Mana Island is the most popular destination for the Chinese. Starting from the yacht wharf on Denarau Island, you can reach Mana Island, which is 30 kilometers away, in about two hours. The beach surf island is 20 kilometers away from the wharf. The closer the boat is to the island, the stronger the feeling of being shocked by the beautiful scenery. There is a white sand island floating on the dark blue water. The green coconut shadow on the island is swaying, and there are a few clouds in the blue sky. At this time, the eyes will not give up blinking more. After the yacht slows down, coral is reflected in the clear water, and colorful colors shine into the eyes. This kind of coral reef is a limestone skeleton that the waves slap and wash the corals. It is formed by the accumulation of debris for a long time. Coral reefs are usually accompanied, cut slightly above sea level, to protect the sand island from being washed by the waves and blown away by the wind. Therefore, there are developed coral reefs around the sand island. You can snorkel on the shore and enjoy the colorful sea world. Coral reefs also have wave breaking effect, so snorkeling and paddling are very safe. |
| 4 | Levuka Historical Port Town | Levuka, located on the east coast of the island of Ouvarao, is the capital of the eastern region of Fiji. It was the capital of Fiji until 1882 and was later replaced by Suva. For many years, the city has been applying for World Heritage and was finally listed as a World Heritage in June 2013. Laika, founded around 1820, is the first European settlement in the Fiji Islands, the oldest city in Fiji, and the first modern city in Fiji. Levuka is not only an important port but also a trading post. It was established and developed as a trading center in the early 19th century. European and American immigrants built warehouses, shops, harbor facilities, residences, religious buildings, educational facilities, social organizations, etc. here. Levuka is a port city deeply influenced by aborigines in the late colonial period, and it is also a rare colonial port town in the late colonial period influenced by local aborigines. The houses of aborigines are more than those of Europeans Levuka is the most outstanding representative of the Pacific immigration port city in the 19th century, which reflects that the local traditional architecture is deeply influenced by European and American architecture because it has formed a unique urban landscape in the world. |
| 5 | Navini island | This is a beautiful island like a painting. It is surrounded by a wide silvery white beach, reflecting bright white light in the sunlight. The light green sea water around the island is so transparent that people can directly see the sand more than 10 meters underwater. Colorful fish swim in the water. If you look up, you may see flying fish jumping out of the water to greet tourists. Dark blue starfish move slowly under the beautiful coral, and there are much nameless fish swimming leisurely at the bottom of the sea. Experienced locals can often catch some for tourists to play with. |
| 6 | Bouma National Heritage Park | Bouma National Heritage Park was established in 1990, mainly to protect the tropical rainforest and its rich species on Taveuni Island, and also to maintain the survival of villagers in villages near the park. The park occupies 80% of the area of Taman Island, mainly covering 150 square kilometers of tropical rainforest and coastal green forest. The park is famous for its dazzling waterfalls, forest hiking trails, and coastal pedestrian trails. The beauty of the waterfalls in Poma National Heritage Park is famous around the world because the Hollywood business card Blue Coral Reef is set here. This is a pure place. Visitors can walk into the forest hiking trails to see the beauty of the star waterfalls here. There are three Tavoro Falls near the tourist service center in the park. The water flowing from each waterfall forms a natural swimming pool. Among them, the first waterfall is 24 meters high, and you can walk 10 minutes from the tourist service center along the flat path; The second waterfall takes about 30 to 40 minutes to reach. Although it is small, it is also a good natural swimming pool. The path to it is steep, but there are also paved steps and railings. In addition, walking through Poma National Heritage Park can also see many local unique animals and plants, which will be an interesting and happy trip. |
| 7 | Viti Levu | Viti Levu is the largest island in Fiji, which also means that there may be more beautiful Fiji here. The historic sites of Fiji in New Caledonia, Kula Park, and Sugarcane Garden are your destination! Don’t miss it. It is the most representative island in Fiji, usually called the “Big Island”. It is shaped like a swinging lemon and covers an area of one-third of Taiwan. The capital Suva and the international airport Nandi are located on the east and west of the island, respectively. They are the most developed islands for sightseeing and tourism. The road system is convenient. Queens Road and Guowang Road form a ring island system. The tourism resources of the Big Island are quite diverse, including large and small beaches, diving and snorkeling in the redeveloped coral reefs, mini trains in the coastal sugar cane fields, highland bamboo raft rafting, four-wheel drive, waterfall hiking, men’s press on the coral reef coast, visiting traditional villages, enjoying traditional Mick dances, acrobatics, etc., which are all fascinating tourism focus. |
| 8 | Beqa Lagoon | The famous Beqa Lagoon is located in the center of the southwest Pacific Ocean, within Fiji’s territorial waters, 290 kilometers from Tonga in the southeast, 805 kilometers from Samoa in the northeast, and 2735 kilometers from Sydney in the southwest. Bekaa Atoll is a famous tourist resort, with diving, yachting, visiting tribes, and fire ceremony as the main activities. There are year-round warm sea water and tropical fish everywhere. The colorful and huge coral landscape has long been a world-famous diving spot. Divers from all over the world explore these world-class diving areas by scuba diving. Bekaa Atoll is known as a paradise among divers. Located in the northwest of Bekaa Atoll is Fiji’s famous soft coral kaleidoscope, where corals are colorful and beautiful. Many European and American tourists come to Bekaa Atoll for diving, because there are quite a lot of underwater attractions here. A variety of coral reefs and colorful tropical fish make divers linger. It is also a good choice to participate in the one-day or three-day cruise in Bekaa Atoll. Several uninhabited islands are usually selected for the cruise. Sail in the daytime and eat seafood barbecue. Have a party on the beach or on the boat at night to enjoy the fun of natural life. You can also take a boat sailing in the sunset to the seaside restaurant for a romantic dinner. |
| 9 | Coral Coast | Fiji Coral Coast is actually an 80km long coastal highway, with beautiful scenery, white sand, blue sea water, and coral reefs looming along the way. There are many high-end hotels around, as well as a variety of affordable accommodation options. It starts from the small train in Sikatoka and ends at the Pacific Harbor, where you can visit the Pacific Harbor Cultural Center and learn about Fiji’s traditional culture and skills. You can climb mountains to enjoy the waterfall rainforest inland, and ride horses, play golf, sail, dive, etc. to the seaside, which is very suitable for fixed-point play. The coral reefs in Fiji are extremely beautiful and rich. Compared with the coral reefs in Australia, they are much more peaceful, mysterious, romantic, and lazy. When you travel among them, you may find something new at any time, such as a beautiful fish, a silly turtle, and a colorful shell. The clear sea water here seems to let you stay in the crystal and get closer to nature. |
| 10 | Mana Island | Mana Island is an outer island of Fiji. One side of the island has been developed into a resort. The single wooden house has an elegant appearance and complete internal facilities. All nonmotorized equipment, such as snorkeling equipment and canoes, is free of charge. On the other side of the island are local villages, which still live a simple life of fishing and planting crops. Mana Island is located in the middle of the Mamanuca Islands. It is an island with ethnic characteristics and primitive customs, and is also an excellent diving destination in the South Pacific. Go to Mana Island to enjoy the sunshine, white sand, and seawater of the South Pacific Island. Snorkeling is the best choice. The soft blue sky, colorful sand, reefs, corals, etc. will make the sea water colorful under the refraction of sunlight. Swimming in the sea, in addition to the fish you swim with, there are cross starfish, small seahorses, and tiger-skin striped shellfish that seem to have only been seen on TV. You may think that you fell into the aquarium, but these are really presented in front of you. There are many kinds of water sports on the island, including diving, rubber boats, and windsurfing. It is a good choice to enjoy the coral and tropical fish underwater or have close contact with the waves on the sea. |
| 11 | Vatulele Island | Vatulele Island is a unique island in Fiji. It has an adventurous and romantic atmosphere and is far away from the secular world. There is no telephone, fax machine, radio, TV, or even newspaper! It is said that the Fijian word “Vaturere” is the English word “annular rock”. In this way, Nature Island is an island full of annular rocks. Once you arrive at the island of Vaturere, you can leave all your worries behind and enjoy the sunshine of Fiji. 54 service personnel will serve you carefully. The maximum number of tourists here is 24. The ratio of service staff to tourists is two to one. Friendly service staff comes from four villages on the island. In addition to several beaches on the island, you can also go to several nearby islands and island colonies, where there are hundreds of species of seabirds. You can also visit caves, lighthouses, and jungle trails in the villages where tapa Tulu is made. If you are active, you can also play surfing and sailing. There are various yachts here, and scuba diving is very popular here. You can explore sunken ships or lie down all day long. The most popular activity on the island is to lie in a hammock after lunch. Fishing is exciting entertainment on the island. The island is surrounded by coral reefs, where several kinds of fish, such as snapper, yellow croaker, and marlin, breed. There is a legendary growth place of red-whiskered shrimp on the island of Vaturere, which is known as the Holy Land. Tourists may as well come here to see if it is really like the legend. |
| 12 | Mamanuca Islands | On a sunny day, the Mamanuca Islands can be clearly seen from Nadi, Fiji’s third-largest city. It is an archipelago composed of 32 small islands, which are formed by volcanic terrain, sedimentary limestone terrain, and coral reef debris, mainly including Mana Island, Coral Island, Malolo Island, Treasure Island, Beachcomber Island, and Plantation Island. When the tide rises, these islands are reduced to about 13, It is a well-known tourist attraction favored by local tourists and foreign tourists. The most precious and fascinating thing in Fiji is the vast blue sea and sky. The coral reef islands like pearls emerge from the sea. The beauty makes people want to hold their breath. You can arrive at any island by yacht from the big island. The hotels on the island usually also operate water recreation facilities. The hotels range from luxury five-star hotels to cheap apartment hotels that can be purchased monthly. White sand, blue sea, blue sky, and simple Fijians are common to each island. Here, tourists can not only dive and bask in the sun every day but also sit on the promenade to drink tea and enjoy the sunset. People can not help sighing that such a life is a real leisure vacation. An island in the Mamanuca Islands of Fiji has won a special honor: the tiny Maluredge Island was the scene of the film “The Remaining of a Desert Island” in 2000. Chuck Noland, played by Tom Hanks, encountered several difficulties in order to survive on Mallorich Island, including making fire and finding fresh water sources that can be cited. Fortunately, during this period of time, his companion Wilson has been with him, becoming the spiritual pillar for him to continue to live. |
| 13 | Garden of the Sleeping Giant | The Garden of the Sleeping Giant is located at the foot of the Nausori Highlands in Fiji, not far north of Nadi. It was originally a private garden established by American “Wheelchair Detective” male star Raymond Burr in 1977. At first, the garden was not famous, but later, with the increase of tropical orchids planted in the garden, the Sleeping Giant Garden has become one of the most popular tourist attractions in Fiji. Although Sleeping Giant Garden is famous for orchids, its interesting shape and structure are also attractive enough. From a distance, the whole garden looks like a giant with a deep face and a big belly, which is unique to the local people. That’s why the garden is named. In this plant garden covering an area of 20 hectares, there are about 2000 different varieties of orchids, including some rare orchid varieties unique to Fiji, which is the largest orchid garden in Fiji. In addition, many tropical plants are specially planted in the garden, as well as 30 to 40 kinds of precious Asian lotus! Walking on the country road full of natural flavor in the Sleeping Giant Garden, surrounded by a jungle, there will also be a large lotus pond dotted in this garden like a pearl. The footpath is full of floral fragrances, and the colorful and charming orchids are definitely a kind of beautiful enjoyment! |
| 14 | Treasure Island | Treasure Island is a favorite resort for vacationers in Fiji. The whole island is surrounded by marine reserves and nestles quietly in the embrace of the sea. Here is like a paradise, where tourists can freely swim and snorkel in the crystal clear sea, and choose a beach with palm trees to relax and enjoy the day like a fairy! Treasure Island is one of the most beautiful islands in Fiji. The sea bed here is very low and the water is almost transparent. You don’t need heavy professional diving equipment. You can go to the sea to enjoy the wonderful world at the bottom of the sea with your diving goggles and breathing tubes. The island is equipped with complete facilities (only 10-20 tourists are received every day). The green sea water, white beaches, grass houses, and various entertainment facilities are freely available. Choose a beach and a large hammock that belongs to you. Surf in the green sea water with a visual depth of 50 meters and full of coral reefs, pick sea cucumbers, starfish, sea urchins, kayaks for two people, and fish (fishing can be done without a pole or with bare hands). |
| 15 | Sabeto Hot Springs and Mud Pool | Fiji is located in the Pacific volcanic belt, so there are many geothermal hot springs on the island, of which the Sabeto mud hot spring is a more distinctive and popular one. Although the whole mud pit looks ugly, soaking in it is very comfortable, and can relieve the pain in muscles. After taking a bath, you feel relaxed and your skin will become smooth and tender. |
| 16 | Captain Cook Cruises Fiji | Enjoy the delicacies carefully cooked with local and imported ingredients on the 7-hour Pacific Island cruise. Buffet lunch, morning tea, and afternoon tea, and other drinks are provided by the ship’s bar at their own expense. Fiji’s KAVA cultural entertainment and spectacular scenery make you spend a perfect day at sea! |
| 17 | Levuka | Levka, Fiji’s first capital, and the first European landing is on Ouaro Island on the southeast side of the Great Island. There are many “firsts”: the first hotel in the South Pacific, the first newspaper in Fiji, the first bustling nightlife street…, etc. There are many Victorian-style buildings preserved here, quite suitable for walking. The long beach road is full of PUB and hotels, which is also quite lively. |
| 18 | Sawa-I-Lau Caves | This is a limestone island located between Asawa Island and Nakula Island. It is similar to the sea caves in other parts of the world. You can swim in one section, but you need to have good water quality. This is also the shooting place of the film Blue Coral Reef. The cave is composed of several open caves and several completely closed karst caves that can only be reached through underwater entrances. |
| 19 | Waya | Waya Island is famous for its beautiful coral reef lagoon, beautiful beaches, and a mountain-top observatory for watching the sunrise. This is a rugged hilly island, mostly covered in dense virgin forest. There are high and low peaks on the island. From the edge of the steep cliff, you can see the incomparably spectacular ocean scenery. The beaches under the sea level are also amazing. The rich coral reefs and many beautiful marine creatures can also be seen in the sea area around snorkeling. |
| 20 | Turtle Island | Tortoise Island is more famous than other islands in the Asawa Islands. You can reach the lagoon in Blue Sands Reef within 1 mile from the east coast. Turtle Island is a privately owned island, famous for the luxurious accommodation of the island resort. This resort is hidden between the beach and the rugged volcanic cliffs. It only has 14 traditional Fijian cottage villas and 14 private beaches, which are very private and expensive. |
| 21 | Savusavu | Savu Savu is an official entry point for Fiji cruise ships. There are customs and health quarantine services here. Here, facing the vast bay and leaning against the green hillside, hibiscus flowers are in full bloom. This is a small town like an idyllic paradise. The town has charming scenery, and people here are living a very leisurely life. There is a coral reserve near Vanua Island. There are many kinds of marine organisms on the sea floor, which is a good diving point. |
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| 29 | Waitomo Glowworm Caves | The Waitomo Firefly Cave is a limestone cave in the western mountain area of New Zealand’s North Island and a scenic spot in New Zealand. In Maori, Waitomo means surrounded by green water. On the wall of the cave, green light dots are scattered in layers. These green lights are flashing on the dark water, doubling the light and shadow. This is a wonderful world belonging to green elves. 1. Three distinctive karst caves constitute firefly wormholes. Firefly wormholes are mainly composed of three distinctive karst caves, Waitomo Firefly wormhole, Ruakuli Cave and Aranui Cave. Firefly Cave is a stalactite cave with a history of more than 10000 years. There was a small lake on the mountain of this cave, which was sealed by ice. After the melting of ice and snow, it flowed into the rock fractures below and gradually eroded into the cave today. The Cathedral Cave in the Glowworm Cave in Waitomo is famous for its spatial echo. Ruakuli Cave is a legendary underground cave, where you can hear the sound of underground waterfalls. The entrance of the Aranui Cave is the tourist center, and the arched shed with a membrane structure is very powerful. 2. Thousands of fireflies enter the cave for sightseeing. You need to take a boat to enter the deep cave. After getting on the boat, the guide will pull the upper guide rope to push the boat forward. The strange light spots in the cave are the light emitted by thousands of fireflies. You will find green and white shadows on the rocks. Look carefully. Under the light and shadow, there are irregular translucent filaments suspended from the cave roof. There are clear water drops on the silk-like crystal bead curtains. These beautiful filaments with mucus are fishing tools for fireflies to attract and prey on insects that come from the light. At present, the firefly is only found in New Zealand and Australia. 3. The Black Labyrinth Tour, the Abyss Tour, and the Odyssey Tour. In addition to the “Black Water Boating” in the Firefly Cave, if you are brave enough and have good endurance, you can also experience the Black Labyrinth Tour, the Abyss Tour, and the Odyssey Tour organized by the legendary Blackwater Rafting Company. The three journeys will take 3-5 hours respectively. The journey will involve rock cave climbing, rope lowering, and tire rafting. Of course, if you participate in these trips, you can not only enjoy free hot water showers but also enjoy delicious hot soup and local New Zealand pancakes. In addition, you can visit the Waitomo Cave Museum for free. |
| 30 | Maori village | Rotorua not only attracts tourists from all over the world with its rich geothermal landscape but also with its strong Maori culture. Maoris are the aborigines of New Zealand and the early owners of this land. Rotorua is the center of Maori culture. Visitors from all over the world can enjoy the unique and soul-stirring Maori song and dance performances in the Maori Cultural Village here, watch Maori or simple or exquisite sculptures and learn about Maori history, culture, and tradition. Tipula Maori Cultural Village is the birthplace of the Puhutu Geyser, mud pool, hot spring, New Zealand national bird, and wood carving of the world. Maori Culture Village concentrates on Maori ancient houses here after repair, including a conference hall, housing, storage room, and other early buildings. Early Maori houses were made of cattail grass and palm branches, which were simple and low and could not be straight. All kinds of storage rooms are supported by high feet, while the tool room is similar to the bamboo building of the Dai people in Yunnan, but is relatively small; The food room of the patriarch is very high from the ground and looks like a chair supported by an acrobat with bamboo. There is an exhibition hall in the center of the village, which displays Maori unique sculptures. It is a good place for tourists to understand Maori culture. There is not only a world-renowned indigenous culture but also an amazing geothermal culture. There are numerous hot springs and mud; Everywhere, the steam was diffused, and a strong sulfur smell came out. Being in the geothermal area is like riding on the clouds. |
| 31 | Ageton Farm | The Eggerton Farm, located in Rotorua, North Island, is a large and advanced sightseeing farm in New Zealand, with an area of about 150 hectares. Here you can communicate with red deer, turkey, ostrich, alpaca, dairy cattle, small sheep, and many other animals you have never seen before. The farm has a performance show of shearing wool and milking every day, which is very wonderful and fun. The iconic copper wool shearing statue and ancient carriage stand are displayed at the gate of the farm. The Argonne Farm covers a large area. You need to take sightseeing tractors to visit the pastoral area. You can see cows and sheep grazing leisurely along the road in groups. The tractor will stop on open grassland, and nearby sheep will come and surround you in the wind. In the alpaca area, tall alpacas have a very docile temperament, and you can enjoy interacting with them for a group photo. In addition to intimate contact with various animals, you can also visit the farm orchard, see the flakes of kiwi fruit trees, and taste the unique taste of kiwi honey. After the farm trip, you can watch the farm show. There will be a demonstration of wool shearing, a sheep auction, a shepherd dog show, etc. The host will also invite tourists to milk and compete with them to feed and drink lamb milk. It’s very interesting. Visitors to the farm show can also visit the animal nursery. Before leaving, you can visit WoollenMill, ShearingShedMuseum, and DogandWhistle souvenir stores. |
| 32 | Wai-O-Tapu Thermal Wonderland | Wai-o-Tapu, which means “holy water” in Maori, is one of the famous geothermal regions in Rotorua. The famous places in the fairyland are the beautiful Champagne Pool and the Lady Knox Geyser, which starts to spray water at 10:15 every morning. This geothermal wonderland is centered on the Taupo volcanic area with frequent volcanic activities. The 3-kilometer walking path guides you to various interesting scenic spots, including the bubbling and extremely beautiful champagne pool, thick but always boiling mud, mineral-rich hot springs, and Ms. Knox’s geyser, which sprays water mysteriously at a fixed time every morning at 10:15 a.m, The spout of water is as high as 20 meters. In addition to watching all kinds of wonderful and magnificent natural landscapes along the walking path (please be careful not to walk into the area with warning signs to avoid danger), you can also take a helicopter to take a bird’s eye view of the whole fantastic world of steam from above. This is a well-developed scenic spot, equipped with large-scale shopping areas and cafes. If you are tired, you can go to the cafes to have a cup of hot coffee and have a rest. Before you leave, you may as well purchase products that can represent Rotorua’s characteristics, such as a mud facial mask. |
| 33 | Polynesian Spa | When you come to Rotorua, the “hot spring village”, hot spring is an indispensable good program. As Rotorua is located in a geothermal area with strong volcanic activity, the city is full of hot springs, and the air of the whole city is filled with a pleasant and charming sulfur smell. Rotorua is a wonderful natural tourist resort in the entire South Pacific region. Overlooking Rotorua Lake, relax in the hot mineral springs, and turn your eyes to the quiet but not-so-peaceful volcano in the distance! The mist on the lake covers you, and you often have to suspect that you are in a dream world. Polynesia Hot Spring, located on the bank of Rotorua Lake, is one of the top ten hot springs in the world. For 130 years, people have come here to try the hot mineral spa. Two types of hot springs are filled with 26 pools of hot springs: the priest’s acid hot spring has an amazing effect on improving muscle fatigue and relieving pain; While the Rachel Alkaline Hot Spring, due to the sodium antibacterial effect of silicic acid, will have almost unbelievable smooth skin after washing. People here believe that the Rachel Hot Spring Water is the secret of eternal youth. If you don’t want to soak in the hot spring in your bathing suit, rent a private swimming pool and soak in the hot spring without fear! |
| 34 | Moeraki Boulders Beach | In the quiet and tranquil South Island of New Zealand, there is a place called Moeraki on the east coast. When the tide recedes, more than 50 huge round stones will be seen rising out of the sea. It is more appropriate to say that they are stones than giant stone eggs. Its round shape and magical internal structure make everyone who sees these stones have to sigh from the bottom of his heart. |
| 35 | Larnach Castle | Lanka Castle is located in the Otago Peninsula and is the only castle in New Zealand. This castle was William Lanka’s first wife, Eliza Jane ElizaJaneGuise. There are 43 rooms and a big dance hall in the castle. Its gorgeous carving, fine stone carving, wood carving, painting, and glassware are outstanding. The castle was started in 1871. After it took two hundred workers five years to complete it, their families moved in. After that, it took 11 years for European craftsmen to decorate, and the materials were taken from all over the world. Tip: William William Larnach was a minister of the British colonial government, a banker, a capitalist, and a business magnate. |
| 36 | Dunedin | In the middle of the 19th century, the Scots built the city of Dunedin here, which is now the fourth largest city in New Zealand. The subsequent gold rush brought a large number of people and wealth to this young city. The whole city is mainly in the style of Scottish architecture, so it is known as a city with Scottish style except Scotland. |
| 37 | Te Oha-a-Maru | Omalu, located in North Otago, is a beautiful European town with both modern and historical features. There are many well-protected historical buildings, many of which are built with locally produced limestone, known as “The Whitestone City”. Omaru Harbor is a colony of penguins. You can see yellow-eyed penguins and small blue penguins in the world. This is a harbor town with both natural scenery and historical culture. It was once prosperous in the gold rush era at the end of the 19th century. Limestone abounds here, so many ancient buildings are made of limestone, which is particularly clean and elegant. The whole town looks bright and artistic. There are many well-preserved historical buildings in New Zealand in the town. Walking along the ancient streets, you can see 19th-century vehicles parked under the corner of the street from time to time, such as bicycles with large front wheels and small rear wheels, rickshaws with leather seats, carriages with small front wheels, and large rear wheels. There are also grocery stores displaying all kinds of accessories, and you can also visit wool processing plants. You can even find that all the staff in this historic city are wearing 19th-century clothes. Suddenly, you will feel that you have gone back to the Victorian era. As the habitat of the smaller penguins in the world, namely the little blue penguins, the name Omaru has been familiar to many people. At dusk, you can watch the little blue penguins coming home from fishing. Although there are little blue penguins in southern Australia and many places in New Zealand, the penguins here are very close to humans. |
| 38 | First Church Of Otago | The first church is the Presbyterian Church of Scotland, which was built in 1873. The 60m tall steeple silently tells of religious dignity. The interior of the church has the characteristics of a typical Presbyterian church in the 19th century, and the bright-colored glass is very eye-catching. The high window above the altar is very beautiful, just like a real flower petal, which deserves the reputation of “Rose Window”. On the 56-meter-high clock tower, there are 12 clocks, which were put up in 1975. The first church has a tourist service center, which displays the church’s historical relics and also sells souvenirs. |
| 39 | Punakaiki Pancake Rock and Blowhole | Punakaiki is a small village, where there is a famous scenic spot, which is the stone-like thousand-layered cake and the cave that can spray the seawater tens of meters high. The creation of this wonder is attributed to the ability of nature, and the beautiful scenery is achieved due to weathering and erosion. |
| 40 | Shantytown Heritage Park | The shantytown historical relics park is a gold rush town in the middle of the 19th century, which was specially rebuilt by local people decades ago to commemorate the precious history of the West Bank. It is like a museum, collecting all the objects donated by people at that time. Here you can take the train, visit the museum, have a drink in the bar, and try real gold mining. It is a place for both learning and entertainment, which is very suitable for families to travel. |
| 41 | Mount Victoria | Victoria Mountain, 196 meters high, is located in the east of Wellington City. It used to be used as a lookout tower. Maori called it “Matterange”, which means a place to look at the sky. Now there is a Mount Victoria Lookout on the top of the mountain, which is a good place for a 360 ° panoramic view of Wellington and overlooking the beautiful harbor scenery. Victoria Mountain is also the shooting place of the first part of the trilogy of the movie Lord of the Rings. In the play, the fleeing Hobbit escaped from the black knight in the thick forest on the mountainside, and it is only a few minutes away from the bustling city of Wellington. You can go up the mountain from Oriental Avenue or Majoribanks The street along the footpath. On both sides of the mountain winding road are small villas of Wellington’s rich people, and modern houses with distinctive characteristics are very beautiful. After arriving at the viewing platform At the top of the mountain, you can see the full picture of the coastal city and the ferry crossing the bay. When the weather is fine, you can clearly see Wellington Airport and the takeoff and landing of the aircraft. Not far from the viewing platform is a pyramid, a monument to the famous Antarctic explorer Major General Richard Byrd. At night, you can find the position of the Southern Cross by following the extension line on the side of the pyramid. |
| 42 | Weta Workshop | Vita Studios is a comprehensive film and television special effects company with an area of 65000 square feet. Its business scope includes design, professional props modeling, and repair, biological props production, armor weapons production, micro sculpture, large-scale scenes, scenery, and clothing production. The special effects in films such as The Lord of the Rings Trilogy, King Kong, and Avatar are all produced by Vita’s production team. It is called the “Global Niu Special Effect Studio”. It is a film behind-the-scenes trip for movie fans. It allows tourists to walk into the prop dressing room and understand the story behind the film’s special effects. |
| 43 | Wellington Botanic Garden | Wellington Botanical Garden covers an area of 25 hectares. There are not only exotic flowers and plants in the southern hemisphere but also famous flowers and trees in the northern hemisphere! French rose, Chinese tea, Brazilian coral tree, Argentina’s “devil’s hand”, Phoenix tree in the Canary Islands, Australian beech, Norfolk fir, African cedar, North American tulip tree, Dutch tulip, Japanese cherry blossom, all of which are available. They are not trifling and boring botanical gardens. There is a footpath in the park, and it is a very pleasant thing for everyone to walk in the red flowers and green trees. But if you want to walk around, it will take you a whole day! If you want to visit essence, it is recommended to visit lady Norwood’s rose garden on the east side of the park. From November to May of the next year, more than 300 kinds of roses were blooming in the concentric circle-shaped courtyard, and the fragrance was very pleasant. If you have eyes and ears, you will also meet wonderful open-air concerts held on the stage in the courtyard from time to time. |
| 44 | Oriental Bay | Oriental Bay is a district of Wellington, located at the foot of the north slope of Victoria Mountain, 1.5 kilometers southeast of the city center. Because it has a beach close to the city center, it has become one of the popular places for life, leisure, and tourism. Especially in summer, when we arrive here, it becomes more lively. Many restaurants, cafes, and bars also attract many people to visit here. This is not only a good place for people who like swimming but also a good place for families and children to play. It is also a carnival place for party lovers. |
| 45 | Cuba Street District | Cuba Street is a prosperous commercial street in Wellington, which is very Bohemian style. You can see many foreign-style restaurants such as Amsterdam, Istanbul, and Indian style, and taste delicious food from all over the world. The streets are also densely covered with boutique clothing stores, fashion shops, art galleries, and cafes. When you are tired, you can go to taste a cup of pure American coffee. When wandering around, you will see many second-hand records and books, nostalgic clothing and alternative furniture, as well as performance art performers or occasional charity sales, which are full of life atmosphere. |
| 46 | Museum of New Zealand (Te Papa Tongarewa) | Tippa National Museum in New Zealand is a large museum in the southern hemisphere. It is located at the seaside pier in Wellington and was founded in 1963. The name of the museum is “Tippa Dongareva” in Maori, which means “the container of treasure”. The museum has a rich collection of Maori culture, as well as Maori Hall and Pacific art exhibits. If you want to know the customs and historical stories of New Zealand, you should come here. The museum is divided into six floors. On the first floor, there are museum shops and cafes on both sides of the hall. From the second floor to the sixth floor, there are different themes such as geology and biology, changes in landforms, Maori life and culture, folk customs and art, outdoor sculpture balconies, etc. There are many interesting interactive displays in the museum. In the earthquake house, you can feel the shock of the earth shaking and the mountains shaking. You can also get close contact with the king’s sour squid face to face, and watch 3D animation to understand its life mysteries. In addition, there are “exploration centers” and other facilities specially built for children. In addition to these permanent exhibitions, the museum also often holds some short-term contemporary art and culture exhibitions and other activities, which need to purchase tickets separately. The museum itself is also very interesting. Before leaving, don’t forget to stand in front of the exhibition hall and look at this expensive building and the sculpture in front of it – the tree twisted by iron wire, looks real. |
| 47 | Lake Tekapo | Tekapo Lake is located between Christchurch and Queenstown, in the heart of Cook Mountain Basin and MacKenzie. There is a small town on the south side of the lake, which is sparsely populated. The mountains in the distance are covered with snow, just like a paradise. 1. The mysterious beauty of Tekapo Lake Tekapo Lake is famous for the mysterious beauty of its lake color. As the glaciers in the southern Alps melt and pour into the lake, the rocks in the glaciers break into a fine powder, so the lake water appears milky blue. 2. Surrounding scenic spots You can walk along the footpath beside the lake, breathe fresh air, feel the embrace of nature, and enjoy the beauty of the lake. There is a small Shepherd Church near the lake. This is a complete stone church, which overlooks the whole of Lake Tekapo. It was built in 1935 to commemorate the pioneers. Sitting in the church, you can see lake Tekapo and the southern The Alps in the distance through the window. Not far from the church, you can see a sculpture of a shepherd dog, which is to praise the faithful friends of the highland shepherds. 3. One of the best places to watch the stars Tekapo Lake is one of the best places to watch the Southern Cross. Every year, a large number of star lovers go to watch the sky at night or take pictures of the orbit. There are mysterious stars in the southern hemisphere that visitors from the northern hemisphere cannot see. Especially in winter, there is a high chance to witness the aurora. Therefore, if time permits, you might as well choose to stay at Tekapo Lake for one night to enjoy the mystery of the starry sky. 4. Complete supporting services There are also several cafes and leisure restaurants nearby, and tourist souvenir shops are also indispensable. After playing, you can have a cup of coffee or a casual meal with the beautiful scenery. It’s really not better to have a fairyland lake view. |
| 48 | Mount John | John Hill is the commanding point of the town of Tekapo Lake. From the top of the hill, you can overlook the whole picture of Tecapo Lake and the town. Mt John University Observatory is a famous stargazing point on the top of the mountain, and you can experience the world-famous stargazing beauty of Tekapo at night. |
| 49 | Lake Alexandrina | Lake Alexandrina is a little-known secret place hidden near Lake Tekapo. Climbing the top of Mount John, you can see Lake Tekapo and Lake Alexandrina at the same time. Lake Alexandrina is very quiet and isolated from the rest of the world. It is different from the people coming and going by Tekapo Lake. It has the beauty of a paradise. |
| 50 | Earth and Sky | Earth and Sky show the beautiful scenery of Tekapo Lake, the starry sky town, and the beautiful scenery of snow mountains and blue lakes. |
| 51 | Great Lake Taupo | Taupo Lake is a large lake in New Zealand, located on the volcanic plateau in the middle of the North Island. The upper reaches of the Waikato River (Tongariro River) flow from the south, and the lake water flows from the northeast of the lake through the Waikato River. The lake covers several craters. There are many geothermal hot springs around the lake, which can be used for healing or power generation. The Waikato River Hydropower Plant is built. |
| 52 | Matamata | Matamata Town is the shooting place of the film Lord of the Rings. Those who have seen the trilogy Lord of the Rings and the series of movies Hobbit will be fascinated by the scenes where the Hobbit lives. Here, you can follow the guide to experience the scenes in the film. It must be a tourist destination, that the fans of Lord of the Rings are looking forward to. |
| 53 | Hamilton Gardens | Hamilton Garden is not planned, and developed according to the traditional botanical garden, but focuses on the relationship between people, and plants. It contains five theme garden series, covering a total area of 58 hectares. The Paradise Botanical Garden series includes colorful gardens representing China, Britain, Japan, the United States, and Italy. Each garden has its own style, and its design style and theme are quite different. |
The following content is for reference and study only, in no order before and after.
| Order | Name | Introduce |
| 1 | Good Shepherd Church | The Good Shepherd Church, a beautiful stone church, is located on the shore of Lake Tekapo in New Zealand. The background is a vast landscape. Many couples choose to hold weddings here. This church was built in 1935 by Benjamin Woolfield Mumford, a famous architect. Its Gothic wood structure and stone structure are unique in New Zealand. Lake Tekapo is a 3-hour drive from Christchurch, suitable for boating and other activities. The Good Shepherd Church is named after the sculpture of a shepherd dog. It is a tribute to the pioneers who created farmland and Mackenzie in the past. It is very memorable to always remember they are great achievements. Many newlyweds choose to hold weddings here. From the window of the church altar, you can see the most spectacular scenery of the Southern Alps. |
| 2 | Cook Mountain | Kuke Mountain is also called Keke Mountain. A high mountain in New Zealand, located in the South Alps in the west central South Island. There are 22 peaks with a height of more than 3000 meters (10000 feet), covered with snow all year round, and 3754 meters (12316 feet) high. There is an extremely bright night sky here. When watching the stars here, we will arrange knowledgeable astronomical guides to guide you to use advanced monocular telescopes and high-power binoculars to understand the beautiful starry sky in the southern hemisphere. |
| 3 | Tasman Sea | The eastern fjord of the Tasman Sea, also known as Mifo fjord (English: Milford Sound, Maori: Piopiotahi), means “First Native Thrush” in Maori. It is a glacier terrain located in the fjord national park in the southwest of South Island, New Zealand. The fjord was formed during the ice age, and its deepest part is 265 meters away from Mitt Peak. The Maori believe that the fjord was created by a powerful blacksmith named Tutiraki Fauna. He carved the cliffs and magnificent mountains of Milford Fjord with his magic axe. |
| 4 | Queens town | Queenstown in New Zealand is a beautiful town surrounded by the South Alps, and it is also a beautiful city close to the mountains and near the water. Queenstown is full of sightseeing spots. The blue sky is sunny in summer, the bright red and golden leaves are colorful in autumn, the weather is cool and sunny in winter, and there are large mountains covered with snow, while spring is the day when flowers bloom. The four seasons are distinct, each with a different look. Lake Wakatipu near the urban area is a deep and blue mountain lake. The magnificent mountains are dotted with green-brown mountains covered with snow in the background. From Queenstown to the top of the mountain, it is a green color. The name of Queenstown comes from the fact that the colonists believed that the beautiful scenery here should belong to the Queen, so it was named Queenstown. |
| 5 | Sky Tower | The Sky Tower is located at the junction of Victoria Street and Federation Street in the center of Auckland. The Sky Tower is a sightseeing and radio tower; The tower is 328 meters high, becoming the highest structure building in the southern hemisphere. It is the 13th independent sightseeing tower in the world and a member of the World Tower Alliance. The Sky Tower can withstand a wind speed of 200km/h and an earthquake of magnitude 7 on the Richter scale 40 km away. Even an earthquake of magnitude 8 on the Richter scale 20 kilometers away will not fall. |
| 6 | Lake Wakatipu | Lake Wakatipu is located in the mountains. Tourists can choose to take a hovercraft or a speedboat. One of the most popular activities for tourists in Queenstown is to take a steamboat (TSS Earnslaw) to swim on Lake Wakatipu. At the beginning of the 20th century, the Enslow was designed to facilitate the residents living by the lake. Today, the ship is still well maintained. It takes tourists to the Walter Peak Mountain Village to see the sheep ranch scenery. There are restaurants, cafes, and bars on board. |
| 7 | Tekapo, L. | Tekapo Lake is the second largest lake flowing from north to south in the north of Mackenzie Basin. It is located between Christchurch and Queenstown, a famous tourist city on the South Island of New Zealand. It was rated as one of the best stargazing spots in the world and is famous for it. It attracts thousands of international tourists every year. Unlike the Northern Hemisphere, which is plagued by light pollution, the Olaki Mackenzie Dark Sky Reserve, where Tekapo Lake is located, has insisted on using special protective covers and bulbs for the past 30 years to make the light source shine on the ground, so as to protect the night sky. |
| 8 | Eden Mountain | Mount Eden is located about 5 kilometers south of the center of Auckland, New Zealand. It is the crater of an extinct volcano. There is an observation tower on the top of the mountain, which has a wide view. It is an excellent place to look at the city scene. In addition, you can visit the ruins of Maori strongholds in the 12th century. When the volcano erupted, the magma covered nearly 6 square kilometers. The magma ejected from the pool is up to 160 million cubic meters, which can fill 32400 Olympic standard swimming pools. Eden Mountain has a temperate marine climate, with little temperature difference in the four seasons. It is suitable for tourism in all seasons. |
| 9 | Coromandel Peninsula | The Koromand Peninsula comprises densely forested mountains, a spectacular coastline, and lush forests. The 400 km long coastline always allows tourists to find their own beach. Gold mine sites, logging dams, and ancient Maori mountain fastness tell the fascinating history of the Koromand Peninsula one by one. Through the well-preserved colonial buildings and buildings in the town, we can also see its glorious past. There are a series of sports to choose from on the island. Fishing, surfing, diving, swimming, seaside walking, forest exploration, heritage viewing, and village sightseeing are all essential. |
| 10 | Tongariro National Park National Park | Tongariro Park is located at the south end of Rotorua Taupo geothermal area in the center of New Zealand’s North Island, covering an area of about 400000 hectares. It is a New Zealand national park. Tongariro Park is a unique volcanic park. There are 15 craters in the park, including 3 famous active volcanoes: Tongariro, N’Oruhoi, and Ruapehu. The overlapping mountains and the wonders of volcanic activity here attract tourists from all over the world. The sea of N’Oruhoi Crater is about 2300 meters, and the smoke billows all year round. |
| 11 | Queenstown Skyline | The sky cable car is located on the top of Bob’s Peak in Queenstown, which is the place overlooking the downtown area of Queenstown, Wakatip Lake, and the distant mountains. You can walk about 10 minutes from the urban area to the cable car ride point, and take the cable car in the southern hemisphere to the top of the mountain. The sightseeing corridor on the second floor can overlook the whole town from 270 degrees, and the scenery at sunset is even more fascinating. The sky cable car is a very comprehensive scenic spot. In addition to sightseeing, there is also a very famous restaurant StratosfareRestaurant, which was once rated as the “World’s Best Scenery Restaurant” by ABC. |
| 12 | Arrowtown | Arrow Town, known as “a very beautiful autumn town in New Zealand”, is located around Queenstown. There are still more than 60 wood and stone buildings in the town, some of which are still in use today. The rise of Arrow Town began in the 1860s. After the discovery of gold in Jianhe, the number of people swarming in is seven or eight times as many as the current population of the town. When the flowers are falling, stroll on Buckingham Street, the main street full of romantic Victorian style. You will be overwhelmed by a variety of handicraft stores, candy stores, and specialty clothing and accessories stores around. You can take a catalog of the old buildings in the museum and spend the afternoon feeling the unique historical charm of Arrow Town. The quiet and remote atmosphere of the ancient town will certainly bring a unique autumn atmosphere. |
| 13 | TSS Earnslaw – RealNZ | The TSS Earnslaw, known as the “Princess of the Lake”, was born in 1912 – a golden age in the history of steamships, including the world-famous cruise ship Titanic. Now, as a coal-fired ferry, she has been sailing for 100 years. It is a fascinating landscape on Lake Wakatipu, taking you through time and enjoying the colorful European style at the beginning of the 20th century. During the voyage, you can lean against the railing on the deck and enjoy the beautiful lakes and mountains in Queenstown. You can also climb the watchtower to see the captain’s superb steering skills. You can also sneak into the steam boiler room to understand the operating principle of the steam engine. |
| 14 | AJ Hackett Kawarau Bridge Bungee Center | Bungee jumping, a crazy and exciting high-altitude jumping activity, has a large number of loyal fans. This craze originated from the high-altitude jumping at Kawarau Bridge in November 1988. The bungee jumping center of AJ Hackett Kawarau Bridge is the birthplace of bungee jumping in the world and a very representative place for outdoor exploration in Queenstown. Under the Kawarau Bridge is the famous Kawarau River. There are many kinds of bungee jumping events, and tourists can have personalized requirements. The staff will adjust the bungee jumping rope according to your requirements, for example, tourists can choose whether to touch the water. |
| 15 | Milford Sound Scenic Cruises | Take the modern spacious Milford Fjord sightseeing cruise ship to view the scenery of Milford Fjord. You can enjoy the panoramic view outside the ship from any area of the indoor cabin. The cruise ship is equipped with a comfortable indoor lounge and a large full landscape window. Standing at the bow, you can watch the waterfalls and wildlife from a close distance. From the spacious upper outdoor deck, you can directly look down on the water’s surface, and the captain will provide rich explanations. The cruise ships departing at some times will also play explanations in other languages. |
| 16 | Queenstown Hot Air Balloon | Flying in a hot air balloon tour is an excellent way to enjoy the spectacular scenery of Queenstown and is one of the top local activities. The hot air balloon activity is held in the early morning, when the airflow is relatively stable, which is suitable for the flight of hot air balloons. Take a hot-air balloon to a height of 6000 feet above sea level, and the rising sun will spread golden sunshine over the mountains and lakes. With the rise of the hot air balloon, the beauty of Queenstown is at a glance. The location of the Hobbit, the Southern Alps, and Lake Wakatip… float under the blue sky and white clouds, and you can take breathtaking photos here. |
| 17 | Doubtful Sound | The magic fjord, also known as the “silent fjord”, is a relatively long (421 meters) fjord (40 kilometers) on the South Island. It shows the uncanny workmanship of nature, which is quiet, pleasant, mysterious, and wonderful, and has not been affected by modern society. 1. The name of the fjord comes from Captain Cook Because the fjord was narrow and the boat was very dangerous, Captain James Cook did not sail into the harbor at that time. Later, when they arrived there, hunters who killed whales and seals called it Doubtful Sound. Like other fjords in the region, the waters of the magic fjord are divided into two distinct layers. The top few meters are freshwater flowing from the surrounding mountains, and the bottom is salt water from the sea. Because the refractive index of fresh water and seawater is different, it is difficult for light to shine in. Therefore, many deep-sea species, such as black corals, grow in relatively shallow places. 2. Beautiful natural landscape and rich wildlife The magic fjord is distributed with several waterfalls flying down, especially in the rainy season. Brown Falls in Hall Bay is 619 meters long; Helena Falls in the deep bay is 220 meters long. The fantastic wildlife is another reason why the fjord attracts tourists. The rare bottlenose dolphins, seals, and penguins are all here. |
| 18 | Roys Peak Track | The famous walking path in Wanaka, New Zealand, is rugged and steep, with sand roads and no guardrails. It is a very original walking path. Climbing to the top and looking at the whole situation, you can see all the mountains and mountains, the blue sea, and the blue sky. As the zigzag road continues to climb, the panorama of Wanaka Lake will unfold before your eyes bit by bit. When you climb to the top of Mount Roy, which is 1578 meters above sea level, the epic mountains and lakes will unfold like a picture. |
| 19 | River Kawarau River Boarding | Kawarau River Float rafting is one of the popular rafting projects in Queenstown. Float rafting, as its name implies, is a relatively new water play activity, which uses a body float to swim in the rapids. Lying on the floating board on the water, you can go down with the unrestrained current and challenge the countless whirlpools formed in the turbulent current, which is very exciting. The whole journey will challenge your nerves, and you will be amazed by the clear river and the natural scenery on both banks of the river. If you are bold enough, you can also walk to the big rock on the bank of the river for a jump, which is very exciting. |
| 20 | Gibbston Valley Winery & Restaurant | As early as the early 1980s, Alan Brady, founder of Gitten Manor, planted a grapevine in the Gibbston area with a passion for winemaking. The interaction of sunlight, soil, and climate in this 45 ° south latitude land has achieved the miracle of grape planting in this area. Based on this planting experience, Alan also realized the patience and sharpening required to cultivate great wine fruits. Only certain grape varieties can survive in the local cool climate. In 1983, Alan created Home Block, the vineyard of Gitten Manor, and produced the first commercial vintage wine of the manor in 1987. The wine produced by Alan was immediately recognized. Subsequently, a number of imitators followed suit, following the pace of the pioneers. Since Alan, the founder, planted vines here, Gitten Manor has been improving various services and environmental facilities for decades. From dining experience to wine cellar visits, and special purchases to cycling sightseeing, Gitten Manor has become a world tourist destination and a scenic spot to experience pure New Zealand wine. The winery has a large-scale Wine Cave in New Zealand. The introduction of the winery will take you to the early vineyards in Central Otago to see the style of the Home Block vineyard, understand the grape planting and wine brewing process, and also glimpse the daily work of the winemaker. The winery also has a boutique restaurant, where the valley is quiet and beautiful, and the wonderful combination of beautiful scenery and good wine and food will bring you an unforgettable dining experience. |
| 21 | Wānaka Lavender Farm | Wanaka Lavender Farm is only a few minutes away from Wanaka. Every November to January, large areas of lavender are in full bloom. You can come here to experience the beautiful lavender fields and gardens. Take a leisurely walk in the flower field, get close contact with the small animals on the farm, or have afternoon tea to relax. You can also enjoy the popular lavender honey ice cream. |
| 22 | Waterfall Creeks | Luoshui Creek is located on the bank of Wanaka Lake. It is the only place for local people to walk around the lake and ride bicycles. Tourists are very rare. There are old Wanaka Railway Station, a vineyard, and other landscapes nearby. You can also do public welfare on the way and follow the instructions to water roadside plants. |
| 23 | Lake Marian | Located on the road from Tianau to Milford Fjord, Lake Marian is a typical New Zealand road landscape and is known as one of the more beautiful lakes in the world. If you go there on foot, there should be many opportunities to take good photos. |
| 24 | Hobbiton Movie Set Tours | Hobbit Village is part of Woodlyn Park, located near Waitomo Cave. In 1999, in order to cooperate with the shooting of the film Lord of the Rings, professionals spent nearly a year on this previously unknown farm to set up the shooting scene of the film. |
| 25 | Mount Eden | Eden Mountain is located about 5 kilometers south of downtown Auckland, 196 meters high. It is the higher of many volcanic cones in Auckland and also the natural commanding height of Auckland. There is a lookout tower on the top of the mountain to enjoy the urban scenery of Auckland. Eden Mountain is named after George Eden, an Earl in Auckland. It has erupted several times. It is speculated that the most recent eruption was 15000 years ago. This hill is formed by the accumulation of volcanic ejecta around the crater, which looks like an inverted cone bowl from a distance. Its pit bottom has become a lush green land, which is very special. |
| 26 | Avon River | There are seats on the bank of the river section, so you can sit down and have a rest when you are tired. If you have plenty of time to visit the scenery on both sides of Avon River by taking a British-style gondola, you may as well take a British-style punting boat to go boating on Avon River, slowly sway on the calm river, enjoy the pleasant time and enjoy the charming scenery along the way, which is very romantic. The boarding point is Antigua Boat Sheds. During the 30-minute journey, the boatman will introduce you to the history or interesting stories of coastal scenery. Blankets, umbrellas, and even thermoses are provided on the boat so that you can go boating even in cold winter. You can also rent rubber boats and kayaks to explore the Avon River alone. |
| 27 | International Antarctic Center | Christchurch is an important gateway to understanding the South Pole. The International Antarctic Center, located near Christchurch International Airport, was opened on September 28, 1990, and is operated by Christchurch International Airport Group. Here, you can learn about the history and geology of the Antarctic Circle through sound, light, and electricity. 1. The architecture of the International Antarctic Center is inspired by the special landforms of Antarctica, such as icebergs and glaciers. The museum is also designed according to the Antarctic climate and ice and snow. When entering the International Antarctic Center, the first thing I saw was the outdoor situation of the Antarctic Base and the field photos and materials sent back by Scott Base that day. 2. The Antarctic storm cabin is equipped with real snow and low-temperature fans, which can let you experience the cold of more than ten degrees below zero in Antarctica, and simulate the fierce wind when a snowstorm comes. You need to change your clothes and wear warm clothes and shoes before entering. 3. Penguin introduction area Watch the feeding show and then walk down to the penguin introduction area. There is also a feeding show. Here you will see the world’s mini blue penguins, which are very cute. If you are very interested in these blue penguins, you can take part in the trip of meeting penguins, go backstage to learn how the facilities in the penguin isolation area operate, and the living and eating habits of penguins, so that you can get close contact with them. |
| 28 | Christchurch Botanic Gardens | The Christchurch Botanical Garden was built in July 1863. The natural wetlands and sand dunes in those days have now been transformed into a beautiful garden full of flowers. The Botanical Garden covers an area of 30 hectares, with 10 affiliated gardens of different styles, and more than 10000 local or imported plant varieties. Most of these affiliated gardens are located in the Avon River basin. If you enter the Botanical Garden from Ralston Avenue on the side of the Canterbury Museum, you can enjoy the annual flower bed the gardening exhibition, and then walk through the green arrow lawn to the Rose Garden. There are more than 250 kinds of roses in the garden, which are bright in color and fragrant, showing the luxurious beauty of roses. The nearby herb garden is full of various cooking and medicinal plants, which are worth seeing. Next to the Rose Garden is the New Zealand Garden, which shows the charm of various New Zealand native plants. There are also 7 greenhouses displaying many exotic plants, such as cacti, succulent plants, tropical orchids, and insectivorous plants. |
The following contents are for reference and study only, in no order.
| Order | Name | Introduce |
| 1 | Sydney Opera House | The Sydney Opera House (Sydney Opera House), located in the north of downtown Sydney, is a Sydney landmark, designed by Danish architect (Jorn Utzon), with a shell roof combining the theatre and the halls. The interior architectural structure of the opera house is modeled after the Maya culture and the Aztec temple. Construction began on the building in March 1959, and it was officially completed and delivered on October 20, 1973, for a total of 14 years. The Sydney Opera House, an Australian building and one of the distinctive 20th-century buildings, was named a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2007. |
| 2 | The Great Barrier Reef, Australia | Australia’s Great Barrier Reef is the largest and longest coral reef group in the world, located in the southern hemisphere. It runs through the northeast coast of Australia, from the Torres Strait in the north to the south of the Tropic of Cancer in the south, stretching a total of 2011 kilometers, with the widest point of 161 kilometers. There are 2900 large and small coral reef islands, and the natural landscape is very special. The southern end of the Great Barrier Reef is 241 kilometers away from the coast, the northern end is closer, and the nearest point is only 16 kilometers away from the coast. When the tide falls, some coral reefs emerge from the water to form a coral island. It is a very convenient sea route between the reef group and the coast. When it is calm, cruise ships pass here. The continuous colorful and polymorphic coral scenery under the boat has become the best underwater wonder attracting tourists from all over the world to hunt for wonders. It was included in the World Natural Heritage List in 1981. |
| 3 | The Great Ocean Road | Dayang Road, located in the west of Melbourne, was built to commemorate the soldiers who participated in the First World War. Many veterans also participated in the construction. More than 3000 workers worked hard for it. The construction of this road started in 1919 and was completed in 1932. The eastern section of Dayang Road is winding with the Otway Range. The southwest wind from the Southern Ocean, with rich moisture, is blocked by the Altay Mountains. It rains on the terrain and forms a quite humid and cool climate. It breeds dense and towering forests, as well as good farmland reclaimed by farmers. |
| 4 | The Gold Coast of Australia | The Gold Coast of Australia is located in the middle of the eastern coast of Australia and south of Brisbane. It is composed of a section of about 42 kilometers long and more than 10 high-quality sand beaches arranged continuously. It is named after the golden beach. With a pleasant climate, sufficient sunshine, and dangerous waves, it is suitable for surfing and water skiing. It is a surfing paradise and a key tourist resort in Queensland. The Gold Coast is not an adjective, but a noun. It is only half an hour’s drive from Brisbane, where the World Expo was held. It can easily link to urban prosperity, but it has a quiet and undisturbed style. With a pleasant climate and abundant sunshine, especially the dangerous waves, it is suitable for surfing and water skiing. It is a paradise for surfers and a key tourist resort in Queensland. |
| 5 | Kangaroo Island | Kangaroo Island, also known as Kangaroo Island, is located at the entrance of St. Vincent Bay, 112 kilometers southwest of Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, and in the Bass Strait, with an area of 4405 square kilometers. It is the third largest island in Australia after Tasmania and Melville Island. The island is only 13 kilometers away from the mainland from Cape Jarvis on the Floriyou Peninsula in South Australia. The island has more than 4000 residents, whose main industries are agriculture, tourism, and fishery. It receives more than 140000 tourists every year and is one of the most famous tourist areas in South Australia. A quarter of the island is designated as a national park and reserve. Besides kangaroos, a variety of conservation animals live in them. |
| 6 | Phillip Island | Phillip Island, also known as Penguin Island, is located about 130 kilometers southeast of Melbourne and takes about 2 hours by car. It is an island at the mouth of Westport Bay in the south of Victoria, Australia. A bridge is built on the east side of the island to connect it with the mainland’s San Remo, which looks like a dolphin. There are Penguin Ecological Reserve, Churchill Farm, Koala Conservation Center, and New Nobis Center on the island. Phillip Island is bordered by the vast Bass Strait to the south, which is like a gate of the West Harbor, guarding the entrance of the bay. |
| 7 | The Twelve Apostles | The Twelve Apostles Rock is located on Dayang Road in Victoria, Australia. It has been standing on the coast of Campbell Harbor National Park for 20 million years. It was gradually formed by the accumulation of hundreds of millions of small stones and then buried in the sea floor. Later, the strong tide and wind finally exposed these rocks to the water, becoming the famous Twelve Apostles Rock. Because their number and form are exactly like the twelve apostles of Jesus, people named them after the twelve apostles in the Bible story. |
| 8 | Lover port | Lover’s Harbor is one of the favorite places for Sydney residents and tourists. It is located in the west of Sydney City. Every year, more than 1.3 million foreign tourists visit here. Lover’s Harbor is a good place for shopping and strolling. There are more than 120 retail stores in the port, selling goods including clothing, jewelry, flowers, leather goods, Australian aboriginal artworks, handmade glass products and various tourist souvenirs. Although these stores are distributed intensively, their prices are reasonable and distinctive, and sometimes they will launch some special goods in conjunction with festivals or special events. |
| 9 | Wave Rock | Wave rock is a huge rock stratum in Australia, located near Hayden City on the edge of the western grain growing area. This overhanging rock mass is called wave rock because its shape is like a row of huge frozen waves about to break. It is 15 meters high and about 100 meters long. Australia’s wave rock is known as the “eighth wonder of the world”. This big rock is not an independent rock, but a weathered rock formed by connecting the Hayden stone 100 meters in the north and Homer Rock, Camel Rock, which looks like a hippo’s mouth. |
| 10 | Sydney Harbour Bridge | Sydney Harbour Bridge is a representative building in early Sydney. Like a rainbow across the bay, it is majestic, handsome, and magnificent. It faces the world-famous Sydney Opera House across the sea and becomes the symbol of Sydney. The Sydney Bridge has many important meanings. It is an important bridge connecting the north and south sides of the port, a perfect background for the postcards of the Sydney Opera House, and an absolutely unique view of the Sydney Opera House from a height of 147 meters above the water. It is also an ideal place to take a panoramic view of the port. |
| 11 | Wellington Hill | Wellington Mountain is the highest mountain in Hobart, with an altitude of 1270 meters. Standing on the top of the mountain, you can overlook Hobart and the Antarctic continent. |
| 12 | Kakadu National Park | Kakadu National Park is one of the largest national parks in Australia. There are a lot of wild animals living here. There are many strange primitive rocks and dense trees in the park. Therefore, a large number of nature lovers are attracted here every year. |
| 13 | the Pinnacles | The Peak Stone Array is located in Perth, the capital city of Western Australia. The grotesque stone columns in the park are all over the desert, forming a unique spectacle. In the flat sand dunes, there are limestone spire-style stalagmites standing everywhere. The highest one is 0.45 meters, and the smaller one is only as big as a finger. It is like an array of ancient battlefields, which is very shocking. |
| 14 | St. Paul’s Cathedral | St. Paul’s Cathedral was designed by British architect William Butterfield. It is the earliest English church in Melbourne and the most famous building in Melbourne. This church is free of charge. The entrance door is very heavy, while the interior presents a relatively dark environment, giving a heavy sense of history. |
| 15 | Dantri rain forest | Located in Queensland, Dancui Rainforest is one of Australia’s natural wonders. It has a history of 180 million years and covers an area of 1200 square kilometers. Tourists can walk in dreamy time under the guidance of local guides of the Kuku Yalanji tribe. Stay in the tropical rainforest of Silky Oak Lodge, relax in the tree house, and listen to the sound of the ancient forest. You can also do some paddle surfing on the Mosman River. Don’t worry, the local saltwater crocodiles won’t be so far inland. Interesting fact: Danteri Rainforest is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, twice the size of the Amazon Rainforest |
| 16 | Fraser I. | Fraser Island is one of Australia’s coolest tourist attractions because it has 75 miles of beaches! It is one of the longest in the world. Rent a four-wheel drive truck in Nusa Town to start your adventure and experience the wildest driving experience you will have. This is an island with sand dunes, wild dogs, tidal pools, and sunken ships. Oh, one more thing, the driver shares the beach with the plane! Yes, there is an airport on the beach. You can book hotels and resorts on the island to spend more time exploring. Read all about our trip to Fraser Island – 4X4 Adventures |
| 17 | Holy Spirit Islands | The Holy Spirit Islands are 75 islands off the coast of Queensland. When visiting the Great Barrier Reef, you must spend some time here. These islands are in their center! The beautiful white sand beach rotates effortlessly in the green seawater. There are luxury resorts, sailing, and snorkeling. The must-stop is the largest and most famous of all the islands, Whitehaven Beach. |
| 18 | Port Douglas | Port Douglas is a leisure resort town in north tropical Queensland. This is the starting point for visiting the Great Barrier Reef and Danteli Rainforest. It is an ideal place for you to spend a few days relaxing and exploring the beauty of Australia. Located on the most beautiful coast of Australia, road travel to Douglas Port is a must. Watch our beautiful flight over the Great Barrier Reef from Douglas Harbor. |
| 19 | Verdana pound | Wilpena Pound is a huge 80-square-kilometer rock amphitheater, which is amazing. It is located in the Flinders Mountains of South Australia, 450km from Adelaide. A good place to stay is in a national park in the background of mountains. The Flinders Mountains have a history of 100 million years, and visiting the ancient landscape is really fascinating. It is also one of the best places to observe the endangered yellow-footed rock kangaroo in Australia. |
| 20 | Barossa Valley | Barossa Valley boasts Australia’s most famous vineyards. Here, you can visit such distilleries as Wolf Blass, Lehman, and Penfolds, to name just a few. Crossing the valley will take you through the beautiful countryside. You’d better hire a driver so that you can really experience all the wines in Barossa. An hour’s drive from Adelaide, this is a beautiful area that can take several days. |
| 21 | Burra Homestead | It is famous for Midnight Oil’s album cover Diesel and Dust and has become a landmark site for Australian photographers. The homestead was abandoned many years ago and still stands alone on the roadside. It’s easy to miss it. We made a detour just to see it. As loyal fans of music, we just need to see it with our own eyes. |
| 22 | Gairdner, L. | Gardner Lake is a salt lake in the Gaole Mountains of South Australia. When you visit the lake, it feels like you have stepped on another planet. The lake itself is an impressive white landscape but surrounded by the red hills of the Gaole Mountains, it is a picturesque perfect place. |
| 23 | Blue Mountain | Blue Mountain is only 50 kilometers (32 miles) from Sydney, which is another famous landscape attracting many tourists. The Three Sisters Peak is the most iconic landscape of Blue Mountain. The Echo Point Lookout provides a magnificent view of the three sisters overlooking Jamison Valley. |
| 24 | Uluru | One of the most famous inland attractions is Uluru (also known as Ayers Rock) near Alice Spring. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Uluru is a sacred place for indigenous people in the region. It is 348 meters high, in sharp contrast to the flat desert landscape. It is 3 1/2 km long and nearly 2 km wide, making it a popular site for land tourism. |
| 25 | Harlem Bay Stingray | There is no better place to watch stingrays than Hamelin Bay. The local stingrays are located in the Margaret River area and often prey on local fishermen in these waters. Stingrays are very friendly. You can snorkel with them. In addition, the scenic Hamelin Bay is a good place to kill time. |
| 26 | Maria I. | The spectacular sandstone cliff, an extraordinarily painted cliff, is dyed with iron oxide to form a beautiful honeycomb pattern. Although this kind of rock stratum is not rare, it is rare that it is so exposed and available to tourists. After a two-and-a-half-hour hike from the main port of Darlington, the cliff was not flooded by tourism as we expected. In fact, when we arrived, only one or two people were exploring the area. “ Like Canada, India, China, the United States, and Russia, Australia is a vast country. You will never see it in your life, but it must be fun to try! |
| 27 | Wine Cup Bay, Fechner National Park, Tasmania, Australia | We haven’t been to Tasmania yet, but you can’t join the Australian Guide without mentioning Tasmania. Two years ago, we almost went there once and conducted a lot of research on the hot spots in Tasmania. From Cradle Mountain to Hastings Cave, there is also a chance to spy on Tasmanian demons, which seems to be a perfect destination for people who are not far away. |
| Label | Name | Introduce |
| 1 | Cayenne | Cayenne is the capital and largest city of French Guiana, with a population of 60500. It is located at the Bayan estuary on the Atlantic coast and on the northwest Bank of Bayan island. The terrain is low and flat, and the climate is hot and rainy. It was founded in 1643 and set up in 1777. In 1977, it became a large region of France. Cayenne is the capital and the economic, political, and cultural center of the region. The economy of Kayan is dominated by agriculture, forestry, and fishery, with few industries; The minerals are rich in bauxite and gold, as well as rare metals, iron ore, and cinnabar. The forest area accounts for about 90% of the total area of the whole country. It is the area with the highest forest coverage in the world. It has various tropical hardwoods and rosewood that can extract the essence. It also has a pineapple cannery and a shrimp processing plant. Transportation is mainly by road. The international airport of the port has regular flights to France, Brazil, and Suriname. Sugarcane, coffee, cocoa, pineapple, rice, etc. are produced in the vicinity of cayenne; The industry includes sawing, winemaking, fruit and shrimp processing, and other departments; There is Pasteur Tropical Research Institute, a museum, and a botanical garden in the city. In 1968, France established a space research center and a rocket launch base in kuru, 40 kilometers northwest of cayenne. |
| 2 | Kourou | Kuru is a coastal city of French Guiana, located on the kuru River in South America. Kuru was a French exile from 1854 to 1944. Since the 1970s, the equatorial space launch site of the European launch vehicle development organization (the predecessor of the Guyana Space Center) was established nearby and gradually prospered. The Guyana space center was founded in 1968, the Space Museum (Mus é e de l’espace) is dedicated to displaying space， and space exploration and the beautiful saru islands are all attractions that can not be missed in kuru. The quiet flowing kuru river is very suitable for canoeing. You can also camp on the bank, go for a walk in the jungle and taste Shannon’s coffee. |
| 3 | Devil’s Island | It is a small island in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of French Guiana. It has long been used as a place for the execution of punishment in France. Weather permitting, you can reach the island by boat. In addition to the prison site, there are also hotels and resort facilities. This historical site is not well preserved, and the signs could have been better, but you must know how inhumane this place is. It is hard to believe that it was not opened until 1955. The French sent some of their criminals here, but they were likely to die. The conditions are bad. It’s worth seeing but you should be prepared to sweat. |
| 4 | Marshes of Caw | Dégrad de Kaw | Réserve Naturelle, 97353, French Guiana. |
| 5 | Kourou Space Centre (Guiana Space Centre) | The scenic spots are impressive, but the tour is explained in French, so if you don’t know French, you can’t understand all the information. The tour guide is very willing to help people. They can answer tourists’ questions in English. The gift shop is expected to be expensive. If you want to participate in the tour, you must hold a valid ID card or passport, or you will be refused entry. It is wise to book in advance. |
| 6 | Les Iles du Salut | If I’m nearby, I’ll go back and have a look. I heard it’s very good. |
| 7 | Sentier du Dorota | If I’m nearby, I’ll go back and have a look. I heard it’s very good. Great enough for hiking trips. |
| 8 | Zoo de Guyane | Wow, it’s a zoo. If you go to play, it’s a wise choice to take children with you. |
| 9 | Camp De La Transportation | It’s a good choice for those who are obsessed with historical research. |
| 10 | Cacao Village | Many people say that this scenic spot is good and worth visiting. |
Strongly recommend some other scenic spots.
We will not describe them too much：
Le bagne des Annamites
La Montagne des Singes
Rémire-Montjoly Beach
Place des Palmistes
Jardin Botanique de Guyane
Sentier de la Mirande
Office du tourisme de Saint-Laurent du Maroni
Sentier des Salines
Musee Departmental Alexandre-Franconia
La Culotte Day Tours
Le Morpho
Atmosphere d’Amazonie Day Tours
St. Sauveur Cathedral
Fort Cépérou
Maroni (Marowijne) River
Bibliotheque Departementale Franconie
Tropic Alize
Crique Canceler
Malou Et Son Verger
]]>| Label | Name | Introduce |
| 1 | St. George’s Anglican Cathedral | St. George’s Cathedral, located in the center of Georgetown, is the main church of the Anglican diocese. The church began construction in 1810 and was completed in 1892. After several reconstructions and reconstructions, the existing white building was designed by British architect Blofeld. The church is 43.5 meters high. It is said to be one of the highest wooden churches in the world. It is of Gothic architectural style and is built with Guyana green core wood and English oak. The church, with its white walls, high steps, and exquisite windows, is a landmark building in Georgetown. It is simple and magnificent in appearance. The Church of St. George’s Cathedral is surrounded by lattice glass windows, which are open and bright, and novel in style, and many color pictures are painted on them. The beautiful chandelier above the altar was given by Queen Victoria when St. George’s Cathedral was built. The pillars in the hall are made of Guyana green core wood, which looks like cast iron and is extremely hard. In the front of the church hall, there is a square altar, behind which is the statue of Jesus crucified. There are two famous sculptures on the side of the hall. One is a beautiful angel. One of her bare feet is crystal clear, delicate, and smooth, just like the real feet. The other is a statue of macher schemes, with beautiful lines, realistic shapes, and vivid faces. |
| 2 | Walter Roth Museum of Anthropology | The Walter Ross anthropological museum was founded in 1974 and was not opened until 1982. It is the oldest museum in the English-speaking Caribbean. The name of the museum comes from Dr. Walter Roth, because he made great contributions to archaeology, to commemorate him. The museum is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to collect, exhibit and protect objects related to Guyana culture, so as to facilitate the dissemination of cultural knowledge of Guyana’s indigenous peoples. The exterior of the museum is an elegant wooden building with three floors. It is said that it was built in 1890. The objects collected in the museum are mainly anthropological and archaeological discoveries, which are about the life of early Indians. |
| 3 | Georgetown | Georgetown is located on the North Atlantic coast of Guyana and on the Bank of the de Mella river. It is the capital of Guyana and the largest city in the country. The city is the industrial and commercial center of Guyana, as well as the distribution center and processing center of agricultural products, inland forests, and mineral products in the coastal area. Georgetown is a city with beautiful scenery. The boulevards are crisscrossed. The small wooden buildings on two or three floors are bright in color, painted white, red, and green. They are set off by the surrounding flowers and grass and the red flags over the city. They are very beautiful and colorful. There are many places of interest and historic sites in this city. Among them, the great pontoon bridge, the wooden church, and the large grass shed on the demerara River are the most famous, and they are known as the “three major cities of Georgetown”. In addition to visiting the three most famous scenic spots in Georgetown, you can also visit the Walter Ross anthropological Museum, Guyana National Museum, St. George’s Cathedral, Guyana National Park, Georgetown town hall, and St. Andrew’s church, Indian village, etc. |
| 4 | Dadanawa Ranch(Melville’s Ranch) | Dadanawa ranch, also known as Melville ranch, is located near the lupini river. It is the largest cattle ranch in Guyana. The ranch covers an area of 5000 square kilometers and is vast and boundless. The best way to visit dadanawa ranch is by jeep, which takes 3.5 hours in the dry season and 3 days in the rainy season. Dadanawa ranch is one of the most remote and lonely ranches. There are about 28000 cattle on the ranch. The employees on the ranch are local people or barefoot cowboys. They are skilled in herding and feeding cattle. At the same time, they should also protect the safety of cattle from being attacked by Jaguar. The cattle in the pasture are wild animals. In the broad pasture, they rarely see human beings, so they are aggressive. Four generations of barefoot Cowboys raised cattle here. They have become friends and even relatives of cattle. Dadanawa ranch is also a good place to watch the sunset. Opposite the ranch is a high mountain. When the sun sets in the west, it is also a beautiful enjoyment to sit on the grass and watch the sunset gradually. |
| 5 | Umana Yana | Umana Yana is located at the entrance of the demelala river. It was built in August 1972 and was specially prepared for the foreign ministers’ meeting of the non-aligned movement held in Guyana that year. Umana Yana is an Indian Wawa language, meaning “place where people meet”. The large grass shed was constructed by the Indian Wawa people, an indigenous tribe of Guyana. It covers an area of 640 square meters. It is the largest building of the same type. It is 16.78 meters high and cone-shaped. The roof is covered with palm leaves, which are very rich in traditional Indian architectural style. Since the original building was blown down by the strong wind, it was rebuilt at the original site in 1994. The large thatched shed is built in the style of Indian houses, surrounded by a 2.7-meter-high straw fence wall, and the dome is covered with thatch and reed have woven straw curtains. This cheap, simple, and applicable large straw shed makes you feel cool and comfortable even in the scorching sun. At present, the big grass shed has become a famous scenic spot in Guyana, attracting many people to visit it every year. The president and Prime Minister of Guyana often receive ambassadors and important foreign guests here. |
| 6 | Rupununi Savannah | The rupununi tropical sparse prairie is located at the junction of the rupununi River and Brazil. It is a natural tropical and subtropical grassland, sparse grassland, and tropical animal and plant ecological area. The running animals, flying birds, and plants swaying in the wind on the prairie constitute a vast tropical grassland scenery. There are many animals on the grassland, including Jaguar and horn eagles, which are long-term residents here and become their living homes. Although rupununi tropical sparse prairie is located in an arid tropical area, it is the rainy season from May to August every year, and floods often occur here, providing sufficient water for thirsty animals. Small villages of Indians and ranches built by cattle herders can also be seen in the sparse Savannah of rupnuni. Some shepherds are descendants of Scots in the 19th century. They settled here and lived a traditional life. They have also become part of the sparse Savannah of rupnuni and made contributions to the protection of the Savannah. |
| 7 | Kaieteur National Park | Kaietul National Park was established in 1929, covering an area of 630 square kilometers. The park was established to protect the beautiful natural scenery, animals, and plants in this area. The biggest highlight in the National Park is the kaietul waterfall, which is not only the focus of Guyana but also the attention of the world. Kaietul waterfall is 450 feet wide. The width of a single waterfall is the first in the world, and the height is 741 feet, almost five times the height of the world-famous Niagara waterfall. From a distance, you can see that the water flows down and hits another rock in the middle, then continues to pour down and finally becomes a fast-flowing river; This huge current roars and roars all year round, with magnificent waves. The water in the rainy season is abundant, and it is even more thrilling. In addition to this shocking waterfall, the animals, birds, and plants in the park are also worth visiting. The plants are bright and attractive. The birds sing gentle songs in the forest as if they were playing for the kaietur waterfall. The animals play freely and harmoniously. |
| 8 | The Demerara Harbour Bridge | The large floating bridge on the demelala river is not far from the mouth of the demelala river. It was built with the assistance of Britain. The construction started in 1976 and was completed and opened to traffic in July 1978. With a total length of 1851 meters and a total of 61 holes, the grand pontoon bridge on the demelala river is magnificent and has many tourists. There are sightseeing spots at both ends of the bridge for tourists to watch. The arc line of the bridge is also designed by a special designer. It is believed that it conforms to the eyes of tourists. It is said to be the largest pontoon bridge in the world. |
| 9 | Stabroek Market | Stabrooke market is a large market located in Georgetown, the capital of Guyana. It covers an area of 7000 square meters. It is a building made of wood, cement, zinc, and steel. It covers an area of 1 hectare. A 31-meter-high clock tower is erected on the front door. It is made of steel. It is surrounded by American-made clocks. It was completed and installed in 1881. The steel structure of the big market and the prominent bell tower are reminiscent of the Victorian era in Britain. In 1842, it was decided to set up this large market to facilitate people to buy things. At present, there are many kinds and styles of things sold in this market, involving all aspects of life. Stabrooke market is the busiest and busiest place in Georgetown, with people coming and going and vehicles coming and going. Starbrook market is famous as the largest market in Guyana, so many vendors come here to earn a living. Every vendor has a place here. The commodities sold are jewelry, clothes, furniture, fruits, vegetables, and various daily necessities. It’s very easy to find the stabrooke market because the high bell tower is the best symbol of the market. You can find the market in the direction of the bell tower. When you come to the market, you must have a good look and buy some good and cheap things. |
| 10 | Kaieteur Falls | Kaietul waterfall is 450 feet wide. The width of a single waterfall is the first in the world, and the height is 741 feet, almost five times the height of the world-famous Niagara waterfall. From a distance, you can see that the water flows down and hits another rock in the middle, then continues to pour down and finally becomes a fast-flowing river; This huge current roars and roars all year round, with magnificent waves. The water in the rainy season is abundant, and it is even more thrilling. The water splashed by the water flow is like clouds and fog, which diffuses in the valley, making the mountains in the distance and the forests in the vicinity appear indistinctly, seemingly true or false, adding a bit of mystery to the surrounding of the waterfall. If you look down from the window on the plane, you will see another scene; However, there is a huge yellow white silk hanging in the green among the mountains. It seems that the white silk is still dancing in the wind. Due to the reflection of the splashed beads, a five-color rainbow appears in the sky under the sunshine, like a colorful bridge hanging over the waterfall. The scenery is extremely beautiful. People are deeply impressed by the incomparable power and marvelous workmanship of nature. |
| 11 | The National Museum of Guyana | Guyana National Museum is located in the business center of Georgetown city. It was built in 1951. It has two floors. The first floor displays the social, cultural, and political history of Guyana, and the second floor is the natural history exhibition, which mainly includes various native animal and plant specimens. The works on display are masterpieces left by celebrities, which are particularly influential and have certain historical significance. It is a good place to visit and has certain learning value. Guyana National Museum is divided into a social history museum and natural history museum. Stepping into the social history museum, the exhibits show people the changes in Guyana’s modern history. The social history museum displays the history of Guyana and exposes the cruelty of colonial rulers. In addition, the social history museum also displays one of Guyana’s earliest stamps and the stamp printing machine of that year. It is said that this one-cent stamp is now worth one million US dollars. The natural history museum displays various specimens of birds and animals, aquatic animals, and plants. There are ferocious leopards and Cayman crocodiles, colorful parrots, and countless unknown birds, which fully show Guyana’s rich natural resources and biological diversity. |
| 12 | Roraima, Mt. | Luolaima mountain is the highest peak of the pacalema mountains in the north of South America, located at the junction of Brazil, Venezuela, and Guyana. It is a table-shaped mountain with steep edges and a flat top. It is about 14 kilometers long, 5 kilometers wide, and 2810 meters above sea level. Luolaima mountain rises from the plain like the bow of a big ship. The platform of luolaima mountain has a history of about 300 million years. It was originally a vast shallow lake and delta. It was uplifted due to crustal movement, and later became a mountain and exposed rock layer due to erosion. In some places, such as at the top of Pingding Mountain, traces of water ripples can still be seen on the rocks. The plants and animals on luolaima mountain are rare and rare. In addition to ordinary animals and plants, there are also ideal insectivorous plants, such as swamp pots, felt moss traps, and trap types. About 80% of the creatures on luolaima mountain are unique to the local area, that is to say, it is a unique animal and plant that only grows in luolaima mountain because it has disappeared in other parts of the world. Conan Doyle has a novel called “the lost world”, which describes a hot-tempered professor who led an expedition into a Pingdingshan area and accidentally discovered a world whose evolution remained hundreds of millions of years ago. There, they met prehistoric dinosaurs, and fierce apes, and finally brought a pterosaur back to London. The lost world describes llama mountain. |
| 13 | Shelby Beach | Shelbich beach is 90 miles long and almost uninhabited. The blue sea and blue sky, the fine white sand beach, and the boundless sea make people feel happy and linger. Shelbich beach is famous mainly because it is the nesting and spawning place of four endangered sea turtles. These four endangered sea turtles are hard to see in other areas. The region itself is a unique plant ecosystem, including mangrove, swamp, forest, and inland grassland; It is also a biological ecosystem. In addition to the four endangered species of sea turtles (giant leatherback, hawksbill, olive Ridley and green turtle), there are also manatees, tapirs, deer, leopards, howler monkeys, and other large animals. In addition, it is also a gathering place for birds, including many parrots, macaws, and many water birds, including many red ibises and Caribbean red cranes, herons, and egrets. Due to the inconvenient transportation in these areas and the desolate nature of mangrove swamps, human beings have not settled along the beach and surrounding areas. The beach ecology of Shelby has been relatively complete for many years. |
| 14 | Guyana National Park | Guyana National Park was established in 1923. In 1965, it was renamed Queen Elizabeth II National Park to commemorate Queen Elizabeth II’s visit to Guyana. Now it is called Guyana National Park. The National Park under the setting sun is very beautiful. At this time, the sun is like a shy girl, still holding a lute and half covering her face. The soft sunshine is sprinkled on all the creatures in the park. The fiery sunset glow is like a naughty child playing hide and seeks with adults, flickering and changing. The fresh sea breeze blowing from the Atlantic Ocean gently touches people’s faces. Bathed in the sun and the glow, the sea breeze feels very comfortable! There is a track with a circumference of 1500 meters in the National Park. On the outside of the track are tall and straight coconut trees and palm trees, as well as broad-leaved poplar trees, and then grassland; Then there is a stream full of Guyana’s national flowers and lotus flowers. There is a small wooden bridge on the stream, and there is a grassland outside the ditch. There is simple equipment for fitness on the grassland; Finally, the fence of the park, and then the road. On the inner side of the runway, there is a circle of low tropical trees, and then there is a large lawn. A fitness center is built on a large lawn, and a stream divides the lawn into two large playgrounds. On the track under the shade of trees, you can see exercisers of different skin colors and ages, including white people, yellow people, black people, brown people, toddlers or toddlers, children skipping and playing jokes, young and middle-aged people who walk like flying and sweat like rain, and elderly people who walk leisurely and contentedly in the courtroom. It is a harmonious scene. |
| Label | Name | Introduce |
| 1 | Jesuit Missions of the Chiquitos | Located in the southwest of Santa Cruz Province, chiquitos Jesus missionary district is said to be one of the 10 “demoted” Jesuit missionaries. Influenced by the ideal city concept of philosophers in the 16th century, the missionary church was established in the former chiquitos territory from 1696 to 1760. The missionary church combines Catholicism and traditional architecture and is composed of San Francisco Havel, Concepcion, San Anya, and San Miguel The heritage of six castles of Saint Raphael and Saint Jos. The six castles are connected by highways and also by developed railways. The average altitude here is about 500 meters. These castles represent the development and evolution of the Evangelical Church of Jesus, which rose in the 17th and 18th centuries. This specially protected area is only accessible to the local indigenous population, so only local people have the right to enjoy the large-scale political and religious independence movement. The existence of these missionaries is a unique proof of the significant social and cultural progress activities that have taken place here. |
| 2 | Laguna Colorada (Red Lagoon) | Corolada lake, also known as “Red Lake”, is located southwest of the altiplano plateau. There are many borax islands in the lake. The white of these islands and the reddish color of the Red Lake are cleverly matched to form beautiful scenery. The red color of Red Lake is due to the contrast of some red sediments and algae in the lake. In addition, because the lake water is rich in sodium, magnesium, borax, gypsum, and other substances, some plankton has been well-grown, so the whole lake water is stained with a light red color. The red and white lake is like an oil painting. The red and white paintings are both abstract and subtle, and people have to sign the magic of nature. Red Lake is also the habitat of flamingos. The algae in the lake provide abundant food for the rare James flamingos, Chilean flamingos, and Andean flamingos, so they will make nests by the lake. There are only 50000 James flamingos in the world, of which 30000 live here every summer. In addition, more than 50 other birds also live in Red Lake. |
| 3 | Santa Cruz | Santa Cruz is located in the east of Bolivia, near the pirate river. It is the largest city in Bolivia and the capital of Santa Cruz Province. Founded in 1561, the city is one of the fastest-growing cities in the world, the most important commercial center in Bolivia, and one of the most popular immigrant cities in the world. Santa Cruz has a tropical savanna climate, with an annual average temperature of 23 degrees and a pleasant climate. It is very suitable for human habitation, so it is welcomed by immigrants. The city provides a vast cultural and artistic space, from natural history to religious art, from ancient art to the latest contemporary art, so that people can have an overview of the development history, culture, and art of the city. Museums are a major feature of the city. You can visit Guarani Museum, the art and Archaeology Museum, the independent Museum, the contemporary art museum, Santa Cruz cultural center, etc. |
| 4 | North Yungas | Yonggas road is also translated as Yunjia Road, ronggas road and yanggus road. It is located in the mountainous area of young as in the northeast of La Paz, where the central government of Bolivia is located in South America. This section passes through North yonggas road in the middle, with a total length of 69 kilometers. Due to frequent accidents of falling into the valley, the death toll is high, so it has the title “Death Road”. Its extremely dangerous legendary color made it named “the most dangerous road in the world” by the Inter-American Development Bank in 1995. The North Yungas highway connects La Paz in Western Bolivia and Coroico in the Andes. This road includes extremely dangerous cliffs, a width that only allows one-way driving, narrow passing space, dense winding curves, and almost no guardrails. In addition, fog and rain make the visibility worse, and the muddy road increases the chance of slipping on this road. On average, there is a fatal accident on this road every few weeks, and it is estimated that 200 to 300 passengers die on this road every year. Although the North Yungas highway is very dangerous, ironically, since the 1990s, it has become a tourist attraction, attracting about 25000 tourists seeking excitement here. Many travel operators now undertake such activities, providing relevant information, guidance, shipping, equipment, and other services. In 2009, the BBC’s TV program top gear broadcasted “top gear: Bolivia special” on Episode 6 of the 14th season. The three program hosts drove their second-hand cars from the tropical rainforest of Bolivia to the Pacific coast, driving a total of 1610 kilometers, including the dangerous North yonggas road. |
| 5 | Noel Kempff Mercado National Park | Covering an area of 1523000 hectares, Noel Kempf Mercado National Park is the largest national park in the Amazon basin with the least human traces. The whole park is from 200 meters to about 1000 meters above sea level, with a large span, which has created a rich landscape of noel Kempf Mercado National Park, from the cerrado plain to the forest to the alpine evergreen Amazon forest. The history of the park can be traced back to the Precambrian period 100 million years ago. The park is rich in biological species, including more than 4000 species of plants, 139 species of mammals, 620 species of birds, 74 species of reptiles, 62 species of amphibians, and 254 species of fish, as well as a large number of endangered plant species that continue to thrive on the earth. Noel Kempf Mercado National Park is the largest wildland in the tropics that has not been damaged by human beings. The special natural environment here provides good living conditions for various creatures. The tropical rain forest, clear rivers, rushing waterfalls, and endless prairies in the park constitute a beautiful and spectacular natural scene in northeast Bolivia. |
| 6 | Salar de Uyuni | Uyuni salt marsh, also known as the “land of the sky”, is located in the town of Uyuni in southwest of Bolivia. It is said that it was formed during the uplift of the Andes mountains. It is about 250 kilometers long from east to west, 100 kilometers wide from north to south, and covers an area of 10582 square kilometers. It is the largest salt marsh in the world, rich in rock salt and gypsum. The unique scenery and quiet environment of Uyuni salt marsh make it a dream place for many tourists. The endless white world attracts tourists from all over the world. Every winter, it is filled with rain, forming a shallow lake. In summer, the lake dries up, leaving a layer of mineral hard shell dominated by salt, with a thickness of 6 meters in the middle. People can drive across the lake, especially after the rain, the lake is like a mirror, reflecting the suffocating sky scenery. Yuni salt marsh not only has the most beautiful natural scenery but also is a paradise for many rare animals and plants. It has grown cacti, rare hummingbirds,s and pink flamingos for thousands of years. Their presence adds vitality to the Yuni salt marsh. As the Uyuni salt marsh is a natural salt field, the local residents are popular with salt mining in economic activities. The local people often pile up many small salt mounds of about 1 meter to dry or cut out cubes of tens of centimeters to 1 meter with an ax. In addition to sending the crude salt to a nearby refining plant for processing, some locals also use it as building materials for houses. |
| 7 | Sucre | Sucre is located in the cachimayo Valley at the eastern foot of the East Cordillera mountains. It is the constitutional capital and judicial capital of Bolivia. Because the main buildings and residential houses in the city are white, the city has a reputation as a “white city”. Sucre was founded in 1538 and became the first city in South America to launch anti-Spanish rule in 1809. On August 6, 1825, Bolivia’s declaration of independence was announced here. Sucre is divided into the new city and the old city. The ancient city of Sucre is listed as a world cultural heritage. The numerous towers and bell towers created by religious groups are combined with monuments to form a variety of styles, such as Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, mixed, neoclassicism, and classicism. Sucre has many ancient and classic buildings. The National Library, Freedom House, Sucre Cathedral, Archbishop’s palace, and so on are all scenery that can not be missed. |
| 8 | Titicaca, Lake | Lake Titicaca is located on the Coal plateau at the border of Bolivia and Peru. It is known as the “Pearl of the plateau”. Lake Titicaca is high in altitude but not frozen, and it is inland but not salty. Lake Titicaca is the highest and largest freshwater lake in South America. The lake surface is 3821 meters above sea level, the lake water area is about 8300 square kilometers, the average water depth is 140-180 meters, the deepest is 280 meters, and the average water temperature is 13 ℃. There are 51 islands in the lake, such as RI island and Yue Island, most of which are inhabited. The largest island, Kaka Island, has the temple site of the Inca era, which was regarded as the holy land of the Inca era. The remains of the temples and palaces of the past are still preserved. The Titicaca Lake area is the place of origin for Indians to cultivate potatoes. Indians have always regarded Titicaca Lake as a “holy lake”. Surrounded by mountains, the peak is covered with snow all year round, and the scenery is very beautiful. It is a tourist destination. Surrounded by snow-capped peaks, the lake water is constantly supplemented by alpine ice and snow melt, so the lake water is not salty; And because the lake is located in the shield of the Andes, the tall Andes block the invasion of the cold air flow, so the lake water is not frozen all the year round. Titicaca lake is rich in fish and birds. There are many fish and shrimp in the lake. There are many waterfowl and elk on the island. There are dense aquatic plants at the bottom of the lake and around the cattail. Fish play in the water. |
| 9 | The Tiavanaco Site | Tiwanaku SiteTiwanaco Site is a Bolivian Indian ancient cultural site located on a plateau of about 4,000 meters, about 20 kilometers south of Lake Titicaca, at the border between Bolivia and Peru in South America. The ancient city was built by the lake, but as the lake gradually receded, the site is now found 20 kilometers away from the lake. The Tiavwanaco site contains a collection of religious buildings, paintings and carvings, and highly developed ancient Indian culture. The site is tightly built out of boulders weighing tens or even hundreds of tons. The broken walls, huge stone carvings, stone tablets, rolling stone walls, and scattered boulders can all make people imagine the prosperity of this religious resort. The Sun Gate is one of the most famous ancient monuments in the Americas and is an outstanding example of Tiavanaco culture. The Pyramid of Akapana is the largest building on the site, with a rectangular bottom plan, 180 meters long and 140 meters long. The tower is built with the help of a small hill with stones on the outer layer. There are several relics of different forms on the roof. There is also a building similar to an underground reservoir. The pyramids are not only magnificent but also have many exquisite stone figures of the tower. According to Bolivian scholars who spent their life studying tiavanaco culture, the ancient city may have been built 17,000 years ago. |
| 10 | The Archaeological Site of Samaipata | The Samapata archaeological site consists of two parts: the Elforaut site is located on the east side of the Andes in Bolivia, at about 1,900 meters high, while the small Samapata site is located in the middle of Cochabamba and Santa Cruz factories, about 6 kilometers apart. The entire complex covers about 40 hectares, and it was named a World Heritage Site at the World Heritage Committee held in Tokyo, Japan, on December 2, 1998. There are many carvings at the site, believed to be the center of ceremonies in ancient towns (14th to 16th centuries AD), and the mountains in the southern mountains constitute the administrative and residential areas. The town is commanding, and the numerous carved rocks are unique, bearing witness to prehistoric traditions and beliefs, and nothing similar exists in the rest of the Americas. Archaefound is an archaeological complex under rocks of dense semi-tropical plants. The Samapata archaeological site clearly reveals the central site of the Inca ceremony and the residential sites of the early residents who migrated from the plateau and the eastern lowlands. |
| 11 | The ancient city of Sucre | Sucre is the legal capital of Bolivia and the seat of the Supreme Court. It is located in the kachmayo Valley at the eastern foot of the East Cordillera mountains, surrounded by two peaks, one is the Kaskaskia mountain and the other is the qunkla mountain. Sucre is 2790 meters above sea level. Because the main buildings and residential houses in the city are white, the city has a reputation as “white city”. Sucre was originally an Indian village, named chukisaka. The city of Sucre is built in an open and unobstructed rectangular lattice, and the white neoclassical-style building “Freedom House” is just south of the square. The ancient city of Sucre played an important role in the national independence movement. At the same time, it was spared the devastation of war, which can not be said to be a miracle. Sucre, the “white city”, is quietly carving the annual rings of history. Many towers and bell towers created by religious groups combined with monuments to form a variety of styles, such as Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, mixed, neoclassicism, and classicism. The buildings in Sucre are usually white, and they are made of brick corners, balconies, cast-iron lattice patterns, and wooden shutters. The successful integration of the local style of Latin America and the foreign style introduced by Spain is one of the rich cultural heritage of mankind. |
| 12 | City of Potosi | The city of Potosi in Bolivia is 3967 meters above sea level. It is located at the foot of the Cerro Rico mountain in the Andes. It is the highest city in the world and was listed on the world heritage list in 1987. Due to the high terrain, the climate is cold and dry, the annual average temperature is 10 ° C, and the annual precipitation is only 380 mm. However, there are abundant mineral deposits nearby, rich in lead, tin, and copper. It is a famous mineral capital. The city has a large number of well-preserved colonial-era buildings. From the central square, a number of narrow and curved streets are led out. Around them, there are a colonial government compound, a city hall, a mint, and Cathedral. There are also ruins such as the market town of Casa de la Moneda, the Church of San Lorenzo, the noble residential area, and the workers’ residential area. The architecture of the central square is a mixture of Baroque and Martini styles. The secular architecture in Potosi city is rich in neoclassical or romantic style. There are many religious buildings in the ancient city, including Graca church, Juan Batista church, Docomo church, Nevis church, and San Bento church. The main buildings in the ancient city are connected with each other; The streets are tortuous and naturally undulating with the changes in the terrain; As a result, many small squares were formed at the intersection of the streets and the open space in front of the church. The ancient buildings are hidden in the dense palm trees, making the city more graceful. |
| 13 | Oasis Bolivia | f it is very close to here, you must go and have a look, so as to save your regret. Go and have a look. |
| 14 | Cementerio de trenes | Many obsolete locomotives and carriages are concentrated in this wasteland, which is called the railway graveyard. Such a tourism development project is still insightful. Young people, in particular, can have a close look at all kinds of old-fashioned train equipment of the grandfather generation. It’s a novel. And you can climb up and down willfully and wear clothes everywhere. You are very happy. This is also a place where you can take all kinds of nostalgic films. At the end of the 19th century, the British built a railway to South America to transport silver and salt mines, which were opposed to and destroyed by the local people. Later, the old train was abandoned and thrown into a vacant land 3 kilometers away from the town. Now, these rusty giants have formed a “train cemetery” and become a landscape on the Uyuni salt beach. |
| 15 | Valle de la Luna | This is a naturally formed canyon. The landform is very similar to Flame Mountain in China. There are no plants, just like on the moon. So it’s called Moon Valley. Looking from afar, there are all kinds of volcanic rocks that have been weathered for hundreds of years. The most famous is the bald eagle stone which is “ready to fly”. The guide gave us 20 minutes to take pictures. We shuttle back and forth among the strange stones, looking for the most suitable angle and the most interesting stones, giving full play to our imagination, and leaving the best memories in this natural labyrinth. |
| 16 | Sol,Isla del;Isla de Titicaca | It is recommended to stay one night on Sun Island and enjoy the sunny day and sunrise and sunset of Lake Titicaca. How beautiful is Sun Island? I didn’t know until I went. There are no vehicles on the island, so you can only walk or take a boat. Walking is an excellent choice, and it is best to stay on the island for one night. |
| 17 | Iglesia de San Francisco | San Francisco Church is located on San Francisco square in the center of La Paz. It was built in 1548. In 1610, a snowstorm collapsed the church. It was rebuilt in nearly 10 years from 1744 to 1753. The whole church is completely built of flat large stone blocks, and the surface is carved with exquisite reliefs. Located in the San Francisco square of the same name, it is also a landmark of the city. There are many people, local people, and foreigners. There are also many small vendors, such as shoeshine, cake, tea, and handicrafts. The second floor of the church is a museum. From the bell tower, you can overlook the nearby city scene and the distant mountain scenery. It’s close to the witch market. |
| 18 | Isla Incahuasi | Cactus island was originally a high mountain. The earth’s crust has changed dramatically, and her neighbor has gone from mountain to lake for tens of thousands of years. The mountain is gradually submerged in this vast white salt marsh, and the peak finally becomes an island. Standing on the top of the mountain formed tens of thousands of years ago, you can see the boundless blank and suddenly connect with the ancient world. Tens of thousands of years of clouds and clouds are changing in the air. The witnesses are various giant cacti with a height of more than ten meters on the island. Some are standing tall and independent, some are intertwined, and some are wrapped around the stems. |
| 19 | Eduardo Avaroa Andean Fauna National Reserve | On the cold and biting mountain, the geyser gushes out, making a “Yiyi” sound. The white steam pours on the face and warms the whole body. Next to the geyser is a volcanic vent. There are dozens of air holes here, large and small, and a strong smell of sulfur comes to the nose. The temperature of the volcanic steam is much higher than that of the geyser, about 200 degrees. Therefore, do not go too close to the vent hole, or you will be severely scalded. There are also signboards beside the scenic spot to remind tourists to stay away from the crater. As the sun rises in the East, the snow-capped mountains are covered with gold We came to Lake polks when the sun was high. There are natural volcanic hot springs here. The price is so cheap that it is only 6 Glass coins even for the toilet. We went to the bathroom door to buy tickets, went to the dressing room next to the hot spring, put on the bathing suit prepared in the morning, and went into the water. The water temperature of 30 ° C was just right. We immediately warmed our frozen bodies, and the blood was full in place. The bottom of the hot spring is black gravel, which is very comfortable to step on. Lean against the pool, put on sunglasses, soak in the hot spring quietly, relieve the body stiffness from fatigue and low temperature, and chat with international friends, not to mention how comfortable it is. We crossed the El Salvador Dali desert, named after its scenery and Dali’s Surrealist style. On the hills covered with sand and stones, scattered stones are distributed among them, highlighting the sense of loneliness and vicissitudes. |