Whanganui Regional Museum

Wanganui area in the southwest of New Zealand's North Island, once a bustling pier, uneasy Nui and the opening of the steam wheel, this was once very busy, became a commercial hub area, now the decline of the pier, but there is glass manufacturing industry to replace the dock industry, The original pier was also changed to the glass workshop Wang Anui River. The scenery is very beautiful. There is Wang Anui Highway next to it. It is also a very well-known viewing road in New Zealand. The road is not very long. It takes about an hour to drive along the road. It’s just that the grass next to the road is too high. To stop the car, you can see the river view from the side. The most common way to play is to row, which is also the route of New Zealand's seven hiking routes for a river.

More than 80% of the museum's content is related to Maori culture.