National War Memorial Review

New Zealand's War Memorial is located in downtown Wellington, with many various wax figures, which are very cruel to mimic the actual war scene. It is also a warning to everyone who loves peace and not war.

Wellington's National War Memorial is mainly dedicated to the ANZ soldiers who died in World War II. There are many realistic wax figures, which reproduce the cruelty of the war and the death of comrades in arms, giving a very strong heart shock.

The New Zealand War Memorial is actually a war wax museum. It mainly records the scene of the battle between the Australian and New Zealand forces and Japan during the Second World War. The figures depicted in the wax are meticulous, just like living, even if the blood vessels and facial wrinkles are depicted as real. Let people really feel the cruel tragedy of war, suggesting that people must love peace.

The New Zealand War Memorial is built on a high ground where the memorial is a place to worship generals and soldiers and unknown soldiers who died in World War I, with names, flowers and the names of the victims. Behind the memorial is the great war exhibition, exhibition ticket 15 NZD, some people do not need money, some do not know why, bought the ticket, swim around, when you see the donation instructions and donation boxes, you avoid. The exhibition mainly shows the participation of countries such as Australia and the United States in World War I and Australia and New Zealand in the war. Simulation and introduction of the war, some technology in the war, etc., large scale, many photos, you can't finish it, the battle of Gallipoli in the museum is here to be exhibited in detail. It is worth 15 NZD.

The New Zealand War Memorial is a historical scene reflecting the brave fighting of the Australian and New Zealand coalition forces in World War II. There are many realistic wax figures here, reflecting the hardship and cruelty of the war, and another side reminds everyone of the importance of peace, and its hard-won, a very strong touch of the heart.

We paid the tour guide fee and it was well worth it. The layout and presentation of this memorial was excellent. You can't help going out for more information and completely touched the selfless people who gave their lives. This must be the case when visiting Wellington.