Beautiful Baldwin

The Iconic Nugget Point Lighthouse

Dunedin Botanic Garden

The castle was very rich with history if Dunedin. The castle us also very well maintained for how old it was and the gardens were alot better than I anticipated. If you are going here, please pay the extra to go through the castle. It was better than expected, but beware of the high road going to the castle as it is kind of narrow. A smaller vehicle is probably for the best. #wintergetaway #wintergetaway

I went to Dunedin New Zealand and was able to see the beautiful sky. when you see the three photos, you will be able to see the wonder of the nature which always shows hopes. The street lamp in the sunset sky, the rainbow over the tree, and lastly, the hopes from the cloud! I think they are all beautiful! Always hope for the best to come ! #happynewyear

Dunedin is the most beautifull city I‘ve ever seen! I wish I could live here!!! The university is just breathtaking and the chocolate factory just delicious 😍 Do not miss out on this if you‘re spending your time in New Zealand!

Dunedin Railway Station is New Zealand's most beautiful station. This building, designed according to the Flemish Renaissance style, was built by basalt and Oamaru White Stone. It has been magnificent for more than 100 years and has a crown-like brilliance. Into the station, there are no buoys, no bustling waiting people, only a few rows of nostalgic trains are quietly there, as if to tell their history. In New Zealand, the main purpose of the train is to carry goods, and the passengers are all tourists who are not in a hurry. As one of the world-famous sightseeing trains, you can see the alluvial Canterbury plains and the towering southern Alps. The Otila tunnel made of hard rock, the magnificent Tasman Sea, but we have limited time, failed to do so, or really want to take the train and feel the beautiful scenery along the way.

The Moeraki Boulders were conjectured as a "gift" given to the Earth by aliens. They did not go to the scene and could not imagine that this was a gift from nature. On the east coast of New Zealand's South Island, more than 50 huge round stones are scattered on the beach. The largest diameter is more than 2 meters, the smallest is more than half a meter, the weight is several tons, and there are cracks in the corners. Still hollow. The scientist explained that the calcium and carbonate around the charged particles have crystallized over 4 million years, but the shape of this shape, after years of scouring by the waves and wind and rain can form such a round and lovely shape, I would rather believe in Maori. The legend of man: "A few hundred years ago, the canoe Arede Oulu was overturned when New Zealand was about to land. Many of the gourds on the ship were washed ashore and formed the boulders we saw today." Attractions, tourists and tourists wave after wave, but I would rather stay away from the crowd and see the warm side of the round stone.