Christian Travel Review

For most travelers begin the journey to New Zealand in Auckland, the largest city in the country. Although Auckland has around 1.2 million inhabitants, the city is due to their structure and quite many green spaces manageable. In the two harbors innumerable sailing boats lie at anchor, earning Auckland the nickname “City of Sails”. It is advisable to visit the Skytower, the landmark of the city and probably the tallest building in the southern hemisphere. The capital city Wellington has a back seat in terms of interest in no way behind Auckland. For example, there, for example, the former parliament building. Although it looks like a stone house, it’s actually one of the largest wooden building in the world. The National Museum of New Zealand has its headquarters in Wellington, it contains an extensive collection of natural history and deals with the history of the country and its inhabitants, the Maoris. (continue reading…)

Although New Zealand is a somewhat more distant destination, but in recent years it has increasingly moved in the interest of tourists. This is not surprising, because the country is waiting with a beautiful landscape and interesting
Locations that are definitely worth it to visit. New Zealand can be divided into the North and the South Island. Targets in the North Island: On the north island is the largest part of the population. Known regions include Northland, Hawke’s Bay, Lake Taupo or the Auckland region. Targets on the South Island the Southern Alps, which are at least up to 4000 meters high, some, the relief of the South Island. The mountain range drops sharply on the west coast and here is a cold rain forest. Between the eastern coast and the mountains is the most famous wine growing region of New Zealand. Known regions are the Nelson region, West Coast, Canterbury and the Queenstown region. (continue reading…)