Places To Visit in New Zealand

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Here are the top 54 tourist places in New Zealand

43. Arthur's Pass

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New Zealand is blessed with an abundance of national parks and the township of Arthur’s Pass lies at the doorstep of one of its finest - Arthur’s Pass National Park. Arthur’s Pass itself is rife with spectacular scenery as it snakes 900m in elevation through the national park earning it th...

Best Time: December - February

44. Bay of Plenty

4.6 /5

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Nestled along the northern coast of New Zealand’s North Island lies what Captain James Cook described as the Bay of Plenty. The name stuck, and the Bay of Plenty today has come to embody its name as several cities and pristine beaches that line the 120 km stretch of sunshine and seaside bliss. Locat...

Best Time: October to March

45. Lake Pukaki

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Situated in the heart of New Zealand’s South Island lies the nation’s largest alpine freshwater lake. Lake Pukaki came into being as a result of water flowing from the glaciers. It is known for its uniquely stunning turquoise waters which is a result of fine particles ground by the glaciers known as...

Best Time: September to November

46. Greymouth

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Located on the South Island’s west coast lies New Zealand’s largest city in the West Coast Region. Greymouth, located around 200 km west of Christchurch, is known for being a historic site for jade and gold mining. The city boasts a thriving craft brewery scene while also being a hub for water sport...

Best Time: June to August

47. Punakaiki

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Sandwiched in between the towns of Westport and Greymouth on the West Coast of New Zealand’s South Island lies one of the country’s most visited natural attractions. Punakaiki is particularly famous for being the site of the Pancake Rocks; a geographic rock formation that is made up of millions of y...

Best Time: December to March

48. Cathedral Cove Marine Reserve

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Situated off the northern coast of New Zealand’s North Island near Coromandel, lies the Cathedral Cove Marine Reserve, or Te Whanganui-a-Hei as it is known in the Maori language. The marine reserve is notable for being one of New Zealand’s most important conservative ecosystems and plays host to a d...

Best Time: December to March

49. Ferrymead Heritage Park

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Ferrymead Heritage Park is a township that features the Edwardian Township belonging to the early 20th Century. Visitors look forward to experiencing the lifestyle of the first inhabitants of Christchurch through a wide range of exhibits at the heritage park. The park occupies an expansive area of l...

50. Markets

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New Zealand is known for the markets that open mostly on weekends for the locals as well as tourists who frequently shop at these events. Most of these are farmers’ markets or produce markets where growers and farmers and sell their own fresh produce to the customers. These markets are widely popula...

51. Whitianga

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Whitianga, located on the North Island of New Zealand, is a picturesque coastal town surrounded by white sandy beaches and stunningly blue waters. It is an ideal destination for travelers seeking a unique and adventurous getaway. Boasting of a plethora of tourist attractions, activities and experien...

Best Time: December - February

52. Hanmer Springs

4.3 /5

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Hanmer Springs, located in the Canterbury region of New Zealand, is a stunning alpine village that offers a plethora of activities for travelers. With its therapeutic hot springs, breathtaking scenery, thrilling adventure activities, and stunning mountain range, Hanmer Springs is a must-visit destin...

Best Time: December - February

53. New Plymouth

4.2 /5

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New Plymouth is one of the most beautiful cities in New Zealand, situated on the north-western coast of the North Island. It is renowned for its stunning natural scenery, vibrant culture, and friendly locals. With its picturesque landscapes, art galleries, museums, beaches, and outdoor activities, N...

Best Time: December - February

54. Palmerston North

4.2 /5

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Palmerston North is a thriving city in New Zealand's North Island, offering fun, culture, and adventure. It is located in the Manawatu region and is the country's seventh-largest urban area.

Best Time: December - February

FAQs on New Zealand

What is the currency of New Zealand?

New Zealand Dollar is the national currency. Frequently used denominations regarding bank notes are NZD 5, NZD 10, NZD 20 and NZD 50. Other types of foreign currency are not readily accepted here unless you're offering it at big hotels and banks. ATMs are also available here.

What is the history of New Zealand?

New Zealand was discovered more than 700 years ago, by the Polynesians. During the 18th century, a lot of navigators and explorers began coming to New Zealand. In 1840, the country was brought into the British Empire, in the form of a signed treaty - the Treaty of Waitangi. The New Zealanders fought for the British in World War I. After the war, however, the New Zealanders signed the Treaty of Versailles and became a part of the League of Nations. Thus, they got to rule independently, but their defense was still in British hands.

What is unique about culture of New Zealand?

New Zealand is a multi-cultural society. It consists of several different ethnic groups. The people of this country are polite and courteous. They always treat guests from other nations and cultures with respect. The indigenous Maori group of New Zealand has had an influence on the overall culture of the country, in terms of art, language and even accents. Christianity is the dominant religion of this country. A lot of people also follow Hinduism. English is the most commonly spoken language here. However, the official languages are Maori and the New Zealand Sign Language.

How is New Zealand divided into regions?

New Zealand's regions include North Island, South Island and the Offshore Islands. North Island has a lot of sandy beaches, forests and volcanic peaks. South Island comprises of beech trees, glaciers, mountains and trails that you can bike along. The Offshore Islands are said to be the wild islands of New Zealand and include Stewart Island, the Sub-Antarctic and Kermadecs.

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