Top Things to do In Queenstown 2022

"Milford Sound is a world-famous natural wonder. It is formed by the force of glaciers and enjoys the reputation of “the eighth wonder of the world”. It is located on a glacial terrain within the Fiordland National Park in the southwest of New Zealand's South Island. The cliffs, emerged from the calm and dark waters, are steep and winding, with dense rainforests on the cliffs. And waterfalls plunge into the sea from hundreds of meters high over the cliffs. The water tour of Milford Sound is the main way to enjoy the fjord's beauty. Seals, dolphins, the downpours all year round and the mists all adds to its beauty. Surrounded by hills covered with snow, there are many small waterfalls formed by snow melting."

"Fiordland National Park, located on the southwest side of New Zealand's South Island, borders the Tasman Sea, covering an area of 12,100 square kilometers. The fjord is caused by the U-shaped glacial canyon being flooded by sea water. Fiordland National Park has 14 fjords of different lengths. With its unique topography, jagged coastline, and magnificent mountains and cliffs, it is known as the "eighth wonder in the world." The Fiordland National Park is too vast, and tourists generally choose their focus to visit. One is to watch the fjord scenery by boat. From the Milford Sound Cruise Terminal, take a sightseeing cruise to the estuary of the Tasman Sea. The whole journey is 32 kilometers and takes about 110 minutes. Along the way, there are rugged cliffs, undulating peaks, dense rainforest, waterfalls, rapid waves hitting the shore, and the sea and the sky. The natural fjord landscape is vividly and vividly embodied, which is dizzying and beautiful. The second is to enjoy the beautiful scenery along the way by car. Route 94 runs through the Fjord National Park. It is known as the "world's most scenic alpine road" due to the diversity and viewability of the landscape along the way. It passes through bushes, meadows, lakes, rivers, snow-capped mountains, canyons, rain forests, Fjords, ups and downs, endless changes. Next to Highway 94, there are tourist attractions such as Mirror Lake, Monkey Creek, Arlington Valley, parking lots, sightseeing trails, observation decks and other facilities. Each attraction can be visited for 15 to 30 minutes."

"The Mount Aspalin National Park in Wanaka is a very beautiful mountain and lake park, where the mountains and lakes complement each other, and it looks very beautiful. The air here is very fresh and it is definitely a great place for hiking. Where to go, you must have money to experience it."

"The weather in Mount Cook is good. It’s just that when you booked a snow plane, the helicopter return activity was cancelled because of the bad weather on the mountain. It was a pity for two consecutive days. I drove from the Twizel base to the airport under the snow mountain. Asked to wait, and took the shortest trekking route by the way, and the scenery was not bad."

"For self-driving tours, this is a good place to camp. Mount Cook, the highest peak in New Zealand, is within easy reach and can be seen. It is located in a national park with complete facilities and first-class surrounding scenery."

"[View] Even in wet weather, the walk is nice. Unfortunately, because the flood changed the channel, it was not possible to walk all the way to KRoimataHine Hukatere / FJ Glacier, but you can still see it from the observation point."

"It is the closest living area to Cook Mountain, with big hotels, small hotels and restaurants, don't think it is remote, but the facilities are as complete. Cook Mountain is very shocking in front of the eyes, this 360 degree view is difficult to describe, and only to experience it. If you choose a guided hike or a glacier lake, you should change the card in the visitor center, and there is a bus at the hotel entrance to carry out the tour project at the designated time. The process is very standardized."