The Cariwa Rewa Redwood Forest, once the location of the movie "Harry Potter", is named after the towering redwood trees of the California coast of the United States. In the well-known parent-child program "Where is Dad?", Yang Wei and his son also used to ride here. It is one of New Zealand's most spectacular natural wealth. The air here is fresh and the vegetation is flourishing. It is a natural oxygen bar, which makes people feel refreshed. Redwoods is a relatively unpopular attraction in Rotorua, but there are many locals. New Zealanders plant more than 170 different trees in this mahogany forest, hoping to verify where the tree is best suited to New Zealand, especially Rotorua, a geothermally rich area. One-third of the more than 170 species of trees survive. Nowadays, the Redwood Forest is also a great place for people to go for a walk or to exercise on a mountain bike. The Red Forest is very close to the town of Rotorua and can be reached by car for about a quarter of an hour. The entire scenic area is completely original, although there are well-planned routes, it is not forbidden to develop the route by yourself. The entire scenic area is densely distributed with the number of people who need to look up, and it is inevitable that they feel a mystery.