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#Self-driving tour The advantage of self-driving is that you can explore more niche attractions New Zealand's Paradise is located in the famous magical town of Glenorchy! Along the way, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery along Lake Wakatipu If you want to go to Paradise, just drive through the town. It will gradually change from asphalt road to industrial road The last section of the "Road to Heaven" requires crossing a small river (the last picture) The small river may grow bigger or smaller depending on the weather😂 We drove a normal SUV there for your reference. If you encounter heavy rain, you may need to consider four-wheel drive or give up. Although I saw that the local residents were fearless and drove past it~ As soon as you cross the river you can see the sign for heaven! It's beautiful to take any photo here And because it is sparsely populated, it really feels like heaven is at the end of the road sign. After returning from Paradise Road, you can go to the town for a stroll. The famous Glenorchy Red Warehouse There is also a cafe where you can take a break. It only takes about an hour from Queenstown. Whether you are going to Paradise or not, the scenery along the way is beautiful. I recommend you to arrange a morning to go shopping! #New Zealand #Dopamine Travel #Queenstown #Glenorchy #Lord of the Rings Town

DeerPark is located at the highest point of Queenstown. So there are not only herds of deer and sheep here, but also a beautiful view overlooking the entire Queenstown! I recommend that you come one or two hours before sunset. You can watch the beautiful sunset while going down the mountain. Those who like to feed animals should remember to prepare coins to buy feed. I think one bucket is enough for four people🤣 Because here, except for the sheep that will rush over like crazy, I think the deer and alpacas are very calm and look at you quietly😂 But there are cute little donkeys near the exit. When they see the car coming, they will come to act cute and ask for snacks. They are completely recycling machines that can't feed all the feed🤣🤣 In addition, Deerpark is a serious mountain. It is very cold and windy on the mountain. Remember to bring a coat! Also, try to park your car on the asphalt road. Don’t park your car on the grass when you see someone else parked there. Wet grass can easily cause a truck to get stuck~~ #New Zealand South Island Self-driving #New Zealand South Island #100 Ways to Travel #Dopamine Travel #Queenstown #deerpark

New Zealand has standard beautiful scenery: blue sky, white clouds, mountains, snow, glaciers, sheep, cattle, villages, wooden houses and streams. New Zealand can be said to be the home of glaciers in the Southern Hemisphere. Here, there are glaciers at an altitude of only 300 meters. Next to the glaciers is a tropical rainforest. Such a unique landscape is unique on earth. The ruins formed by glaciers are everywhere, and their crystal clear light and magnificent momentum are enough to make people intoxicated. - Wanaka has many beautiful short trails, such as ROYS PEAK, MT IRON, Isthmus Peak, etc. There is a very popular trail in Wanaka "Rob Roy Track" 🏔Rob Roy Track Length: 10KM round trip Time: 3-4 hours Difficulty: easy One hour drive from Wanaka, Through this trail, you will enter an incredible place: There are mountains, snow fields, glaciers, cliffs and waterfalls. The trail starts at Raspberry Flat car-park. After a 15-minute walk, you will pass a suspension bridge (this is actually the real starting point of the trail), cross the West Matukituki River, and after crossing the bridge, climb through a small canyon and enter a forest. The last section of the mountain road is more difficult to walk on. Occasionally, you will pass through a cliff path, but if the height difference is too great, you will have to climb up with great effort. But most of it is still a tree-lined path, with the ground covered with intricate tree roots. Then we walked to the end of the valley and saw the Rob Roy Glacier. During the summer, you can see several waterfalls hanging on the cliffs, with snow and water pouring down violently. If you visit during autumn, the snow will have covered the glaciers again. ⚠️Things you need to know before departure: Equipped with good outdoor equipment, your trip will be easier and more comfortable, especially in unpredictable weather conditions, low temperatures, rain, snow, strong winds and other weather conditions may occur in any season of the year. These valleys do not close in winter, but it does make hiking more difficult and dangerous. ⚠️Avalanches are possible in this area, usually from May to November. - We drove straight from Wanaka passed a long gravel road and drove through eight streams along the way waited for the sheep to slowly cross the road in the middle of the road followed the cattle to drink water by the stream during the climb surrounded by mountains, snow, green land, blue sky everything was incredibly beautiful! #Hiking #Queenstown #NewZealand #100TravelWays

Early in the morning, drive to Lake Marian, which is about an hour and a half drive from Te Anau. This is a mountain lake. Located in Fiordland National Park, New Zealand （Fiordland National Park） Located in the hanging valley at the southern end of the Darran Mountains. 🔹Hanging valley: Because the erosive force of the mainstream glacier is greater than that of the tributaries, a height difference is formed between the two. After the glacier recedes, a hanging valley is formed, often accompanied by hanging valley waterfalls. The sign shows that the round trip on the trail takes about three hours. The whole journey took me two hours, and the return journey took me less than an hour, including running and jumping. Because my friend reminded me that this trail is a little more dangerous. And it feels like no one has been managing it for a long time. Be sure to keep an eye on the mountain and forest signs on all sides while on the road🈯️ Otherwise it’s easy to get lost in the forest. So I was very careful on the way there⚠️I walked through every place, Remember to look back and look around you occasionally. Sometimes the scenery on the way out is different from that on the way back. Need to pay a little attention. On the contrary, on the return trip, I ran and jumped down the mountain with satisfaction. I'm really lost! Fortunately, I paid attention to the road conditions at the beginning. When the road conditions start to become unfamiliar, He stopped and began to look around. I found myself not knowing where I was going. The mountains and forests on all sides seemed strange, Don't panic at this time. Try to calm down and find the indicators, If there is really nothing, try to climb higher. Soon I found the original path. I just remembered a friend said: "You can't keep looking down at your steps on this trail. Always keep your head up and pay attention to the route. "🙅 Climb over fallen rocks and fallen tree trunks on the road Walking in the mud, listening to the birds singing and the sound of waterfalls in the mountains Sweating in low temperatures Finally the snow-capped mountains and lakes came into view🏔️ Surrounded by snow-capped mountains, the wind was strong and the clouds were thick. I sit on the rocks and enjoy the mountains around me The beautiful scenery is worth the wait. Later, the clouds and mist dissipated, and the blue sky made the snow scene even more charming. Accompanied by the sound of the waterfall, I played the harmonica I really hope to be able to seal the beauty, tranquility and touching moment #Snow-watching #Mountain-hiking #New Zealand #Queenstown #100 ways to travel

This time I came to the adventurer's paradise-Queenstown🚵♀️ Although it was already 1pm when I arrived But because it's summer, it won't be dark until 10pm Today's goal is to challenge the Ben Lomond Track, which takes 6-8 hours round trip Walking alone in the primeval forest, the sound of flowing water, birds singing and breathing It's a very comfortable space. Until I saw "Closed".....because the road ahead was dangerous and closed I was forced to turn back. I changed my direction and climbed Queenstown Hill. You can have a bird's eye view of the whole Queenstown and Lake Wakatipu. It was already past three o'clock. I walked up the slope for half an hour before reaching the trail entrance. There were people climbing along the way. It is a relatively easy trail. Therefore, many climbers would choose this as the entry point. However, due to the high temperature of more than 30 degrees today, I was exposed to the sun along the way. My physical condition was not good, sweating and exhausted. It took almost two hours to stop and walk to see the scenery. Many people went alone, and some people ran up the mountain. Finally, I reached the summit of Queenstown hill. The scenery in front of me was breathtaking. The beautiful lake view, mountain view and town scenery made me reluctant to leave even under the scorching sun. As expected, I got dark and sunburned 😱😱😱. No wonder many backpackers come here every year for pilgrimage. Especially there are many famous trails near Queenstown, which attract many climbers. Finally, I ran all the way down the mountain, and suddenly all the hardships I had just experienced seemed worthwhile. It is actually easier to jog downhill and reduce the damage to your knees. - I met two Australians while climbing the mountain. I learned that I had to take a gondola to climb the Ben Lomond track. They basically forced me to take the cable car to the mountaintop restaurant for afternoon tea (? Because their pace was faster and lighter. We had to say goodbye very quickly. Many times, others may run faster than you, jump farther than you, and fly higher than you. But everyone has their own pace. There is no need to be depressed or inferior about it. My mother always said: Don't compare with others, compare with yourself. Find your position, Then believe in yourself, Try your best, and then make the worst plan. The rest is up to God to make the best arrangements for us. #Climbing #100 Ways to Travel #New Zealand #Queenstown

#Snow-watching #100 ways to travel On a self-driving trip to New Zealand, we were driving from Wanaka to Arrowtown. As the terrain rose, it suddenly started snowing, so we unexpectedly stopped at Crown Range Summit. This high observation deck has an excellent view and is a great spot to enjoy the snow. It is beautiful to take pictures, but the wind was quite strong and I felt cold not long after I stayed there, so I quickly hid in the car. There is a stone tablet at the Crown Range Summit, which is 1,000 meters above sea level. No wonder it is snowing. The terrain is high and overlooking, you can see Arrowtown below and Queenstown in the distance, the view is amazing! In addition, on the road to Milford Sound, before entering the Homer Tunnel, you can see the snow-capped mountains first, and then drive slowly into the snow mountain tunnel, which is really very enjoyable. It’s like a scene from the movie The Fellowship of the Ring, where you pass through a snowy mountain tunnel and arrive at a mysterious underground world. #NewZealandSelf-Drive #NewZealandSouthIsland #NewZealandTravel #Arrowtown #Wanaka #Queenstown #Milford Sound #100TravelWays

#100 Ways to Travel On the last afternoon of my self-driving trip to the South Island of New Zealand, I was supposed to fly back to Melbourne, but due to bad weather in Sydney, my flight to Queenstown and then to Melbourne was delayed. In addition, there was a curfew at Queenstown Airport, so I couldn't fly today and had to stay one more night. It was so sudden! Fortunately, my friend successfully booked the Holiday Inn Queenstown Frankton Road, which is located between Queenstown and the airport. We unexpectedly stayed in this beautiful hotel by the lake and enjoyed a wonderful high-end dinner. #QueenstownFranktonRoadHolidayInn's lake view is its biggest selling point. In October, Lake Wakatipo reflects the snow-capped mountains, creating an epic and magnificent scenery that is truly amazing! As for the room rate, if you choose the most basic standard room, which is about 26 square meters, it will cost about $3,800 per night; if you choose the same room type but with a lake view, it will be about $500 more expensive. This Holiday Inn has been open for a long time. Although the rooms and facilities are a bit old, they are still clean and tidy and comfortable to live in. We were lucky to live in the newly expanded building, and the overall experience was pretty good. The hotel's lake view and breakfast are highly recommended. It is very enjoyable to have breakfast while looking at the natural scenery. #NewZealandSelf-Driving #NewZealandTravel #NewZealandSouthIsland #Queenstown #holidayinn #100TravelWays

#100TravelWays Fergburger, a famous burger restaurant in Queenstown, New Zealand, was once rated as the best burger in the world by CNN. If all tourists visiting Queenstown would visit this place, there would be a constant queue of people! I originally thought it was just a burger restaurant that internet celebrities visit to check in, and it looks pretty in photos, but I didn’t expect Fergburger to be so authentic and delicious! I ordered the most classic flavor, The Fergburger, which cost NZD 12.5 (approximately NT$ 250). The burger was super huge, well worth the price, and tasted very juicy, as its reputation suggests! In fact, the food is served very quickly, but the seats in the restaurant are in short supply. It would be better to sit on the lakeside and eat while enjoying the beautiful scenery of the lake and mountains. I unexpectedly discovered that there were four Ferg's stores on this row at the intersection, namely the hamburger shop Fergburger, the bakery Fergbaker, the ice cream shop Mrs Ferg Gelateria, and the bar Ferg's Bar. Fergburger 🕰️Opening hours: 0800-1630 📍Address: 42 Shotover Street, Queenstown 9300 New Zealand #NewZealandSelf-driving #NewZealandTravel #NewZealandSouthIsland #Queenstown #100TravelWays

#Cable car When you come to #Queenstown, a popular place for extreme sports, how can you not experience it! It is said that you must visit #Skyline Queenstown when you come to Queenstown. It includes the Gondola, Luge and the mountaintop restaurant. All you need is one ticket. Skyline Gondola The steepest cable car in the Southern Hemisphere, similar to a mountain cable car in a ski resort, has no cabins to shelter you, allowing you to feel the thrill of your feet dangling in the air! The slope is about 37.5 degrees, and the drop from the bottom of the mountain to the top is 450 meters. It only takes 10 minutes to reach the top of the mountain. You can have a bird's eye view of the vast panorama of Queenstown and Lake Wakatipu, as well as the endless mountains covered with snow. Skyline Luge The exciting and fun track racing, rushing down from the top of the mountain, the curve race is a test of courage and technology! Once is never enough! If once is not enough, try again, but make sure you wear your helmet. Mountain top restaurant with great views There are three restaurants in Skyline: Stratosfare Restaurant, a restaurant with a view, Stratosfare Bar, a night bar, and Market Kitchen Café, a coffee shop and light meal service. If you want to try something more exciting, there is also bungee jumping. It is really scary to witness the live bungee jumping while taking the cable car! But the most exciting thing is skydiving, which is at the level of an extreme sports master. You really have to experience it to make your trip to New Zealand worthwhile! #cablecar #100waystotravel #skyline #queenstown

#100TravelWays #IncrediblyBeautiful #NewZealand #Queenstown #NaturalScenery Queenstown is located in the southwest of Otago region on New Zealand's South Island and is a tourist resort on the South Island. The entire city is built around Frankton Arm on Lake Wakatipu, which is shaped like a thin "S" and is surrounded by spectacular mountains. It was early April when I went to New Zealand. It was autumn in New Zealand and the climate was very comfortable. The lakeside is really beautiful with a little golden autumn It is very pleasant to lie on the small beach by the lake and bask in the sun It's not too much to stay here for an afternoon. #mountains and water #Lake Wakatipu #beaches

There are many stunning attractions around the world, and in addition to the natural wonders carved by the forces of nature, man-made oddities often spark discussions. In the Otago region of New Zealand, there is a very special tourist attraction where a fence beside a farm road is adorned with a row of bras, making it a popular global check-in spot. The Cardrona Bra Fence is a tourist attraction in the Otago region of New Zealand. Passersby casually hang bras on the fence, and it has eventually become a famous tourist spot with more than two hundred bras. The fence is located near a farm road next to the Cardrona Valley area, southwest of Wanaka. Despite the popularity of the site, people have different views on its value. The bra fence is currently located next to a racetrack. Origin The bra fence originated between 1998 and 1999, when four bras were hung on a wire fence by the road for unknown reasons. As the message to add bras to the fence spread by the landowner, more bras began to appear. By the end of February that year, there were 60 bras, but they were later secretly removed. This incident was reported by the local newspaper and immediately spread to the media in New Zealand. By December 2000, the number of bras had increased to 200, and they were removed again. This time the story spread even wider, turning the fence into a somewhat quirky tourist attraction that even the media in Europe took an interest in. Out of concern, the number of people going to the fence to hang bras increased significantly. By early 2006, the number of bras was close to 800. Controversy and Removal Although some welcomed the fence as a tourist attraction, others found it embarrassing and visually disruptive, posing an obstacle to drivers passing by on that stretch of road. Legal issues led to the frequent removal of bras, an action that occurred frequently in early 2006, with 200 bras being taken down. Some locals said that some Japanese students who went to school near Wanaka found the fence offensive, and many Asians and South Africans also thought so. However, local rancher John Lee became the guardian of the fence's website, refusing to remove bras from the fence because 90% of the letters he received about the fence were positive, and the fence brought frequent attention to the area. On April 28, 2006, after inspecting the fence placed within the road reserve, the local council deemed the bra fence a 'traffic hazard' and 'visually obstructive,' demanding its removal. The request to remove the fence led to the creation of the world's longest bra chain at a carnival held near Wanaka later that year. Although the chain, made up of 7,400 bras, was much shorter than the world record of 100,000, it raised over 10,000 New Zealand dollars in donations. A statue is also located next to the fence The fence is located next to a farm road in the Cardrona Valley, and although the site is popular, locals have different views on its value. In 2006, it was requested that the local council remove the fence promptly because some thought it was embarrassing and visually disruptive, and it could cause traffic problems on that section of the road. The Bra Fence Becomes a Global IG Check-in Hotspot However, 90% of people have a positive and affirmative view of the fence, so the local farm owner refuses to take down the bras, and the bra fence has been preserved to this day. The local government sends people every year to clean up, removing excessive or moldy bras to maintain a certain level of cleanliness.

The ten-day self-driving tour of New Zealand's South Island allowed us to fully experience this beautiful land. Although we encountered delays at the beginning because my girlfriend's flight was cancelled, we were not discouraged. Instead, we looked forward to this trip even more. On the first day, we went to Greymouth, visited Stonehenge, and felt the mysterious atmosphere of the ancient civilization. Along National Highway 76 in New Zealand's South Island, we admired the magnificent snow-capped mountains around us and took in the natural beauty. Finally, we arrived at our hotel in Greymouth and rested for the night in preparation for our next adventure. The next day, we headed to Fox Glacier and although the road was rough, we were able to enjoy the stunning views of the glacier. Although it's not possible to take a helicopter to the snowy mountains, the glacier tour was still amazing. At night, we stayed in the small town of Haast, looked up at the starry night sky, and felt the unique natural beauty of New Zealand. On the third day, we arrived at the charming town of Wanaka. Here, we went to the salmon fishing ground to try fishing and successfully caught a two-kilogram salmon. This was our first time fishing, and we felt the gift of nature. We then headed to Queenstown, enjoying the stunning snow-capped mountains and breathtaking scenery along the way. On our second day in Queenstown, we experienced the outdoor hot springs and enjoyed the gift of nature. In the afternoon, we visited the ice bar and experienced the unique environment inside the ice and snow house. The originally planned skydiving activity was forced to be cancelled due to weather and environmental issues, but we were not discouraged. Instead, we sampled the famous local fergburger and visited various attractions in Queenstown. On the fourth day, we visited Arrowtown and fed the goats in Arrowbelle, which was an interesting experience. On the way back, we also visited the Gem Alpaca Farm and observed the life of the alpacas. New Zealand's starry sky is beautiful and spectacular because the area is free of light pollution. Although we were unable to see the aurora, we were still amazed by the beauty of the starry sky. Finally, we chose to return to Hong Kong during Christmas because shops are closed during Christmas and we hope to spend this special holiday with our family. This self-driving tour of South Island brought us many unforgettable memories. We enjoyed the magnificent natural scenery of New Zealand's South Island and experienced the local culture and activities. Whether it is Stonehenge, glaciers, fishing, hot springs or the ice bar in Queenstown, each attraction brings us unique experiences and surprises. New Zealand's South Island's natural beauty and abundance of activities make it an ideal self-drive destination. If you love nature and adventure, then New Zealand's South Island is definitely a place worth visiting. Remember to plan and book ahead, and get ready to enjoy this unforgettable trip! #Queenstown #NewZealand #OverseasTravel #FoodTour

Lake Wakatipu is a breathtakingly beautiful lake located near Queenstown, New Zealand. The lake is as clear as a mirror and lies quietly between the mountains. The lakeshore is covered with jungle and grassland and is surrounded by magnificent mountains, forming a spectacular natural scenery. The lake is an incredibly clear azure color due to the melting of glaciers. The lake reflects the surrounding mountains and the blue sky, creating an unforgettable beautiful scene. This is also the habitat of many water birds and wild animals. Visitors can often see ducks or other waterfowl leisurely walking by the lake, and feel the richness and diversity of the lake ecology. In Queenstown, visitors can stroll along the lakeside and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the lake and mountains, or rent a boat or kayak to paddle on the lake and feel the coolness and tranquility of the lake water. This beautiful lake and mountain scenery, with its stunning natural scenery and peaceful atmosphere, has become the perfect choice for tourists to come to Queenstown to experience the natural beauty of New Zealand. #NewZealand #Lake #Queenstown

Queenstown to Glenorchy, on the way to heaven There is a small trail that I recommend everyone to come here. Bennetts Bluff Viewpoint The view here is the rolling mountains and the grand view of Lake Wakadipu This scene is printed on products by many New Zealand brands. #NewZealand #SouthIsland #Queenstown #PhotoSpot

Come ride a horse in Queenstown! There is a horse riding experience place next to Moke Lake, 20 minutes drive from the city center. The horse riding here is not like most of the experiences in Taiwan where someone leads the horse. This is where you really get to control the horse. Of course, these horses are very experienced and docile. So I will follow the trainer's lead obediently. Riding horses across the river and walking in the valley, I felt like a member of the Middle-earth expeditionary force. #Queenstown #SouthIsland #NewZealand #HorsebackRiding

In addition to various exciting adventure activities, there are also relaxing and leisurely activities in Queenstown. The TSS steamship is a good choice. Take a boat ride to admire the two banks of Lake Wakadipu Looking at the blue lake, feeling the lake breeze on the deck Or order a glass of white wine with dessert in the cabin Take a boat to the farm on the other side of the lake Feed various animals and have afternoon tea Comfortable integration into New Zealand #NewZealand #SouthIsland #Queenstown #tss

Queenstown is developed along Lake Wakatipu There are package tours on the lake, such as TSS boats and jet boats. There is a square by the lake, where there is a small market on weekend mornings. There are many restaurants and bars next to the square. The lake view is very beautiful, whether it is morning or night #SouthIsland #NewZealand #Queenstown

Fergburger 42 Shotover Street, Queenstown 9300New Zealand A very popular burger restaurant in New Zealand. There is always a queue. The three shops in the same row are all from the same group. In the kitchen, bread and hamburger meat are constantly being fried. The gravy is there and the hamburger crust is chewy. The overall performance is good. I feel full after eating one #burger #queenstown #newzealand

🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities: Like a big refrigerator 📍Address: On the street next to Queenstown Lake, look for it 💰Average consumption: I remember it was more than NT$700. There is also a shop near the Queenstown Cable Car that is even more expensive. It was my first time in New Zealand. I was looking for must-see attractions in Queenstown. I found this ice bar. They would provide clothes for me to wear. I could also wear my own coat. A cocktail was also provided. Because I have never been to this type of bar with ice sculptures ~ I wanted to go and see it ~ but the place is not big ~ but a lot of people were allowed in ~ it felt a bit crowded.. So if you haven't tried it, you can go ~ If you have been to this type of bar in Queenstown, don't consider it #NewZealand #Self-guided tour #Queenstown

Queenstown's helicopter mountain tour experience is a spectacular adventure that allows visitors to see the stunning mountain glaciers, lakes and city views from high above. Helicopter tours are a great opportunity to experience the unique beauty of the southern part of New Zealand's South Island. Taking a helicopter, you can overlook the magnificent alpine glaciers and feel their magnificence and mystery. At the same time, the scenery of lakes and mountains is intertwined in front of you, and the lake scenery shines brightly under the sun, which is refreshing. Looking down at the city landscape of Queenstown from a high altitude, you can appreciate the prosperity and beauty of this city. The city, lakes and mountains complement each other, presenting a stunning picture. When you come to New Zealand, you may as well take the time to experience this unique itinerary and feel the beautiful scenery from the sky. #Queenstown #NewZealand #Helicopter #HelicopterExperience #Ice

In beautiful Queenstown, New Zealand, I discovered Ramen Ramen By Tanoshi, an amazing ramen shop! The environment here is comfortable and makes people feel the warm atmosphere as soon as they enter the door. 🏞️❤️ I ordered a bowl of classic tonkotsu ramen, the soup was rich and mellow, exactly what I expected! 🍜🍥Every bite is full of the delicious taste of pork, paired with the chewy ramen, it is simply intoxicating. There are also fresh vegetables and a perfectly soft-boiled egg, which makes the whole bowl of ramen even more delicious! 🥚🥬 The service staff was warm and friendly, making me feel at home. The decoration inside the store is simple and stylish, very suitable for taking photos and checking in! 📸✨ This dining experience at Ramen Ramen By Tanoshi gave me a deeper understanding of Queenstown’s food culture. Next time I visit, I will definitely come back to try other flavors of ramen! 🌟 #FebruaryDestinations2025 #Queenstown #NewZealandFood

#JetstarA320FlightRecord Take the earliest flight from Auckland to Queenstown Thanks to the Internet expert for sharing the best shooting angle and position The left side + tail (behind the wing) will not block the shooting angle The package includes 20kg checked luggage + drinks + banana cake You can choose your seat for free, so cool🥹🥹 Actually, at first I wanted to take a ride on Air New Zealand. Whether it is international or domestic flights But the ticket price is really a big burden 😂😂 Between safety and cheapness, succumbing to CP value 30 minutes before landing Circling between the mountains and the beautiful lake view As a traveler I will really reaffirm that I made the right choice💗 #February2025 #NewZealand #Queenstown

#100 Ways to Travel Fugerbuger voted the best burger in the world by CNN Just look at the long queues in front of the stores in Queenstown to know how popular it is. Here we recommend that you eat after the meal period, so you don’t have to stand for so long~ I came at about 15:00 in the afternoon and it took less than five minutes to order. The first time I ate it, of course I tried the signature classic Fergbuger! My friend ordered the Chief Wiggum recommended by the waiter. After you order, you will be given a number. You can go shopping nearby and then pick up your meal! There is a QRCODE on the number list for easy query at any time I was surprised when I got the burger. It felt like it was almost as big as my face. And the weight is also very solid. I can't imagine how huge it would be if I ordered the double-layer series. Love their crusty bread! A bit like French bread crust But the overall bite is still very soft, the gravy and their special garlic sauce are also 100% Chief Wiggum is crispy pork belly with mustard seed sauce The crispy three-layer pork roast inside is super good! I felt like I was back in Taiwan's barbecue restaurant. But overall I still prefer the beef series And the signature burger is not expensive at NZ$15.9. It is a great bargain in New Zealand where prices are so high. You can eat it for three days straight. Haha The four shops next to it are also owned by the same owner. The bakery is also doing very good business. If you have room in your stomach, you can go to the bakery next door to take out bread! For those who drive themselves, it is recommended to park farther away and walk over, because the nearby parking spaces are almost full. #100 Ways to Travel #New Zealand #DopamineTravel #Queenstown #QueenstownBurger #Burger #Fergbuger

Routeburn Key summit in Milford Sound🏔️ This short trail is recommended for those who do not have the time or energy to complete the entire trail. It is generally recommended to complete the Routeburn track in about four days. If your travel time is limited, but you still want to experience the scenery of the famous ten trails. You can consider taking this short trail♥️ Key Summit—Routeburn Track (One of the ten great walks) DOC recommends TX with a certain amount of physical strength and time. Moderate difficulty: 3.4 km of trail. 3 hours round trip. The trail begins at The Divide parking lot. Walk along the Routeburn Trail for about an hour (Great Walk Trail). Then there is a fork in the road that takes 20 minutes to climb up the mountain to Key Summit. Here you can enjoy the magnificent views of Fiordland National Park (Humboldt and Darran Mountains). You can also see Lake Marian in the distance!!! During the most recent Ice Age (which ended about 15,000 years ago), A huge glacier rushes down Hollyford Canyon. 500 meters above Key Summit, The glaciers split and formed the Eglinton and Greenstone Canyons. - I don't know if it's because the road conditions at Lake Marian are bad. So when climbing Key Summit, Instead, I feel it is much simpler and easier. Although the uphill journey is very tiring, But you can quickly reach the top and enjoy the beautiful view. 🔅The difference between the two is: Lake Marian makes you feel that happiness is hard to come by, but it is worth it. Key summit makes you feel that happiness comes so suddenly, but you are very satisfied. 🔅Both of them will make you not want to leave! - I recalled this year while climbing the mountain. Still working hard to build dreams, the difference is, On this road of life, I don't want to follow the indicators of my predecessors Always believe that you can find the path you want See a private spot that you are satisfied with Sometimes lonely, sometimes lost Sometimes there is confusion and struggle in the dead of night This year, the passers-by in life come and go Thank you to everyone who has ever stopped in my heart. Thank you for adding a beautiful chapter to the book of my life. It's been a great year, my 26th Traveled through Southeast Asia, New Zealand and Australia, Leave footprints in the corners of the world👣 This is a wonderful and fulfilling year, my 26th Have the courage to give up the path that does not belong to you Going to the unknown and adventure with silliness This is a happy year, my 26th Chasing dreams with the thoughts and blessings of family members - Thank you to my 25-year-old self for giving me the courage Thank you for still working hard at the age of 26 The goal of a 27-year-old will take several years to complete I hope that in a few years I will also be grateful for the current decision. #Hike #100 Ways to Travel #Queenstown #New Zealand #Milford Sound

Coronet Peak Ski Resort in Queenstown All the first attempts are dedicated to him. First time skiing, first night skiing party, first time choosing snowboard First time skiing photography! My first skiing experience was at Coronet Peak night ski in Queenstown! Sliding for a whole day, it's worth the ticket price New Zealand is in the Southern Hemisphere, so its seasons are opposite to those in the Northern Hemisphere. In other words, if July and August are summer in the northern hemisphere, it is winter in New Zealand. New Zealand's ski resorts are very famous. This time we participated in the night skiing event at Coronet Peak Because the entrance fee to the ski resort and the equipment rental fee are not cheap. Therefore, it is recommended that if you are interested in skiing, you can pay attention to recent events on the official website. For example, the night skiing activity we participated in this time was a full-day itinerary. You can enter from 7 am to 12 pm Then take their transportation back to Queenstown The one-day pass we bought was over NZ$200, and equipment rental was separate. If you are worried about language communication problems, you can also book directly through the platform, which is very convenient. A one-day pass includes all cable car access and entrance fees This ski resort is very well planned. He has a beginner area where novice skiers can practice And there are snowplows coming to shovel snow regularly, so the snow here is very soft. You can also book coaching sessions with them. Or you can go together. If you have friends who can ski, you can ski with them. When you become more advanced, you can start taking the cable car to the next ski slope. It's very interesting to pass the level There is also a rest area in the ski resort if you just want to go up and enjoy the scenery. I also saw some family elders resting in the rest area while the young people went skiing. It is a very special and great experience, I recommend everyone to experience it 🎿 #ski #newzealand #queenstown #ski

Today we drove 60 minutes from Queenstown to Wanaka, for one reason: to become a sharpshooter. Crossfire Wanaka is a shooting centre where their highly trained staff focus on providing the joy of shooting and accuracy testing, ensuring fun for young and old in a safe, weatherproof environment. Here your shooting fun begins, enjoying a unique combination of shooting and precision challenges. CrossFire achieves its goal of providing competitive family fun. Choose from 7 combinations of targets and ways to hit them - compete against each other or choose attractive targets and do your own thing. Experiences include locally themed mini-putting (suitable for all ages), archery, a driving range, a rifle range and clay bird shooting. My thoughts after playing: The people who run this shooting center are so dedicated! The service staff here are very nice and patiently explained all the activities to us. Rifle, clay bird shooting and golf were great activities. The service staff also recommended us several very popular restaurants with beautiful environments in Wanaka and Queenstown. Thank you very much to the staff here, we will come again next time! TOLL: NZD$110: Perform 20 shots (shotgun) on the clay bird target. 20 minutes of archery. Shoot 25 rounds at the rifle range. Mini putter at the golf driving range Address: 9 Mt Barker Road, Wānaka Town, New Zealand. #Queenstown #King of Guns #GunfireExperience #Rifle #Shotgun

"Fergburger" is a must-eat! It is impossible to miss Queenstown when traveling to New Zealand, but many people don’t know what to eat in Queenstown? This time I would like to recommend the Queenstown burger restaurant Fergburger. This restaurant is crazy. I saw a huge crowd of people while shopping in Queenstown for two days in a row. It turns out that Fergburger burger is rated by CNN as the best burger on earth. Such crazy evaluation makes me happy. I was eager to try it. Although I don’t like queuing, I decided to go to "Fergburger" whenever I entered the country. The Fergburger burger has a high reputation and is a must-eat food for many travelers when going to Queenstown. It is just like the concept of a tea restaurant in Hong Kong, a must-see in the mountains when traveling in Switzerland, and a must-play casino in Macau. The representative of Queenstown, New Zealand, is not only the ultimate Sports, this Fergburger is also one of the classics. It uses the famous beef from New Zealand, and it is also Prime grade. It is more than 1 centimeter thick and makes many people want to eat it again. Don’t think that the Fergburger burger is just A tourist hotel that even New Zealanders love! You can take a look at the Fergburger menu while you're waiting in line. Of course, people who are good at English will have no problem at all, but my... English is really not bad, don't worry! The "Fergburger Menu" provided in the store is in Chinese, so there is no need to be blind. After all, there are many Chinese customers who come to Fergburger. After all, Fergburger has such good reviews on the Internet, so why don't you go to Queenstown and not check in! Fergburger Must Eat: Mr. Big Stuff $16.90 Hahahaha, I have to say that it’s really not okay for girls to order this, because the portion is so big that it’s fried, and the double layer of New Zealand beef is super crazy! And the cheddar cheese that melted in the middle slowly flowed out. The picture was too foul and I didn’t dare to look at it~~ Summarize No wonder it was voted the best burger on earth by CNN. The beef is tender, juicy and sweet, with large portions, reasonable price and super delicious! It’s no wonder there are so many people. Don’t miss Fergburger when you go to Queenstown! #fergburger #Queenstown #Food Tour #Western Food

Fergburger in Queenstown is a famous place for huge burgers. The burger shop is crowded in the morning. You have to wait 15-20 minutes for the burgers to be made. The day before, people had already lined up outside and had to wait for at least 1 hour. I ordered Chief Wiggum, Fergburger and Sweet Julie and brought them to the lakeside. It was so pleasant to have a burger with a lake view for breakfast. The burger was super big, with a lot of ingredients and very good taste. It was really delicious~ No wonder it is so famous! Fergburger 42 Shotover Street, Queenstown 9300New Zealand #Parking by the lake 4NZD/hr Maximum parking time 2 hours #NewZealand #SouthIsland #Queenstown #Queentwon #CampingCar #Lakeside #Hamburger #Fergburger #familytravel #FamilyTravel

Copthorne Hotel Queenstown is a hotel located in Queenstown, New Zealand. One of its most attractive features is the stunning view of Lake Wakatipu. The hotel's strategic location allows guests to fully enjoy the beautiful scenery of the lake, the mountains reflected on the lake and the blue water. This beautiful scenery is often the highlight of visitors' stay, bringing them unparalleled relaxation and enjoyment. In addition, another feature of Copthorne Hotel Queenstown is its European chalet-style architecture. This architectural style has a strong European feel, featuring wooden structures and unique design touches that create a warm and inviting atmosphere. The wooden house is comfortable and elegant, blending European style with the natural scenery of New Zealand. The European-style wooden house architecture provides a comfortable place for visiting tourists to stay where they can experience the natural beauty of New Zealand and European style up close. #NewZealand #Accommodation #Queenstown

A must-take sightseeing cruise in New Zealand is the TSS Earnslaw. This historic ship was launched in the same year as the Titanic and made its maiden voyage on October 18, 1912. The TSS steamship was an integral part of Queenstown's founding and remains an important landmark in the town. This century-old steamship has a complete internal operating structure, allowing passengers to appreciate the beautiful scenery while feeling the power of the steamship up close. It is a highly recommended and unique boating experience. #NewZealand #Boat #Queenstown #Cruise