South African War Memorial

The memorial to the soldiers of the southern New Zealand region, in the middle of a turntable intersection in the city, on the road to Braf Town, just in front of our hotel, there is nothing to see in the city of Invercargill. The folk customs here seem to be relatively awkward. At night, there are quite a few small mixed-ups on the road. I went here just to see the southernmost signposts and encounter the Antarctic light in Braf. When I arrived, I didn’t. I left the aurora and came. It’s a pity.

The Bull War Memorial, which commemorates people who traveled to South Africa to fight in the southern region of New Zealand, is on the way to the blue, also inside the city, on a roundabout, not far from the hardest Starbucks street.

New Zealand participated in the British expedition to South Africa, some of the soldiers from Inverghe and surrounding areas on New Zealand's South Island. This was built by southern residents to commemorate the servicemen who were expeditioning South Africa at the time. The monument is in a traffic circle and also a bell tower.