Visit New Zealand this year for these 5 beautiful reason
A decade ago, film buffs discovered the beauty of New Zealand while watching a specific fantasy trilogy which follows the protagonists across Middle-earth on their quest to take down the all-powerful ring. The film franchise mark its 20th anniversary, New Zealand’s borders are set to be reopened in the month of May 2022, making the ideal time to enjoy the beauty of its lakes, cities and mountains. From the wineries in Queenstown as well as the natural hot springs at Lake Taupo, here are five spots to explore in the lush island nation this year.
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Five reasons to visit New Zealand this year
1. Queenstown
Many believe that Queenstown as the capital of adventure in New Zealand, where travelers can enjoy the beauty of New Zealand’s landscape as they engage in all kinds of outdoor pursuits. Sports enthusiasts in winter should go skiing at the mountain range of Remarkables or Coronet Peak. For the brave, head to Nevis Valley to experience bungy-jumping and the largest swing in the world and hikers can climb through the 907-foot Queenstown Hill for 360-degree views. Visit one of the area’s numerous wineries to taste the Pinot Noir, a specialty of the region, is an absolute must. The property is situated in Lake Wakatipu, travelers can take advantage of a staying at Hilton Queenstown Resort & Spa that offers breathtaking views and comfortable room with fireplaces. as well as two fantastic restaurant options and a renowned spa that will nourish guests after a long day of exploration.
2. Christchurch
Christchurch is the biggest city in the New Zealand’s South Island, there is plenty to do for everyone in Christchurch. Nature lovers must visit The Christchurch Botanic Gardens or bask in the sunshine in the sun at Sumner Beach, and museums such as the Christchurch Art Gallery and Canterbury Museum are worth visiting regardless of the weather. Take a stroll along through New Regent Street to take in the shops and cafes and then stay in Chateau on the Park – Christchurch which is which is a DoubleTree by Hilton which is scheduled to be open by June. it is a beautiful oasis that allows you to relax in the pool area or stroll through the award-winning garden and enjoy a dinner in the Garden Court Brasserie.
3. Wellington
New Zealand’s beautiful capital is set in the midst of mountains and lush wildlife, which means it’s the perfect spot to go if you’re looking to be able to experience both nature as well as an urban. The iconic red cable car to get to the Wellington Botanic Gardens or take in the stunning views at the top of Mount Victoria. Te Papa Tongarewa houses both the National Art Gallery and National Museum which allows visitors to discover the culture and history of indigenous Maori people. Movie enthusiasts should check out The Weta Cave workshop, where craftsmen create costumes, makeup , and props for film productions. DoubleTree By Hilton Wellington is in Wellington City and is located on Lambton Quay, adjacent to the Wellington cable car, and just five minutes away from the waterfront where dining options and activities are plentiful. While you’re there make sure to take advantage of the warm, signature chocolate chip cookies that welcome you.
4. Lake Taupo
One of the biggest lakes that is located New Zealand is one of the most beautiful spots in the world, and it offers something for the adventurous and those who would like to take a break and soak pleasure in the stunning scenery. Plan a kayak excursion to view the Maori Rock Carvings in Mine Bay or read an enjoyable read on the sands of Kinloch Beach. You can hike for an hour to view Huka Falls, then ease muscles that are tired in one of the naturally hot springs. Incorporating modern amenities with Victorian elegance, Hilton Lake Taupo offers breathtaking panoramic views over the nearby volcanoes thermal-spring valleys and lake-view dining from the dining room balcony.
5. Auckland
Auckland is the largest city in New Zealand which makes it the perfect destination for those looking to enjoy a lively urban area surrounded by natural beauty. Take a look at Sky Tower for panoramic views and don’t miss exploring the nearby beaches with a delicious meal of chips and fish on the table. The many night markets in Auckland provide the opportunity to taste Auckland’s diverse cuisine.
Explore Queen Street for great shopping and then enjoy drinks at one of Auckland’s most popular restaurants along the viaduct of Auckland as the night draws in. Retire to Hilton Auckland situated near the end of Princes Wharf, home to bars, restaurants and shops with stunning views of the harbour through the lap pool’s underwater window. If you’d rather stay away from the city The newly-opened DoubleTree at Hilton Karaka is a perfect blend of rustic charm and modern amenities.
With stylish guest rooms and suites that are bathed in natural light, gorgeous gardens, and a fantastic food-from-the-farm restaurant, the hotel offers a cozy countryside getaway.
