New Zealand has beautiful natural scenery and rich specialties. You must not miss the local specialties when you go to New Zealand. New Zealand's specialties are generally cheap, of good quality, with many choices and characteristics. Many returning tourists will bring some home as gifts or souvenirs. You have many choices when shopping in New Zealand. So, what is the most famous specialty in New Zealand? A friend who traveled to New Zealand and didn't know what New Zealand specialties to buy to take home saw it together.

1. Outdoor clothing New Zealand has a beautiful environment and is an outdoor paradise. Therefore, outdoor clothing supplies are rich and complete, including outdoor clothing, tents, ski equipment and so on. You can buy various brands of outdoor clothing products in New Zealand, such as icebreaker, Kathmandu, Macpac and so on. 2. cosmetics. Cosmetics in New Zealand are not like cosmetics in other places. The main material of cosmetics here comes from sheep fat, and cosmetics are very natural. Soap, shower gel, etc. They are all extracted from sheep oil and honey and do not contain any chemicals. The masks of volcanic mud and Glacier Mud here are very popular. 3. New Zealand Emerald is the national stone of New Zealand. There are more than 21 varieties such as emerald green, brilliant green and yellow green. The Maori word for jade is pounamu. They call the South Island of New Zealand te wai pounamu, which means "Emerald Island". Maori attach great importance to jade and will play an important role in their culture. 4. Wool products. What is the most famous specialty in New Zealand? New Zealand is rich in wool and produces many wool products, such as wool underwear, knitting, carpets and so on. Among them, the carpet made of wool is the most famous, white and soft, and it is most suitable for the living room. New Zealand's wool industry is developed, and there are many products about wool. These wool products are very authentic and pure natural products, and they feel very soft and delicate. 5. Green shellfish Green shellfish is a unique shellfish in New Zealand. The shell of green shellfish is bright green, the lips are green, the meat is tender and full, and the taste is extremely delicious. In addition, mussels, scallops and clams are common shellfish dishes on the restaurant menu. Among them, Qingkou has been successfully cultivated in many areas of New Zealand for food and nutrition health care. Ono green mouth is excellent, delicious, Sauvignon Blanc, and there are many herbs. Cooked in a shell and put in a big bowl is very attractive. 6. New Zealand Honey The main raw material of New Zealand honey comes from the red tea tree in Manuka. This tree attracts a large number of bees to collect nectar in early summer every year. Honey here contains a special substance, which plays a great role in healing wounds of injured people and also plays a great role in people's intestines and stomach. 7. Propolis Propolis is a resin (Beijing Fengtang Technology Glue) collected by bees from plant spores or tree trunks. It is mixed with the secretions of its palatal glands and wax glands and processed into a colloidal solid with aromatic smell. 8. Spirulina Spirulina is a lower plant, also known as cyanobacteria. Cyanobacteria, with primitive and very simple cell structure, is the earliest photosynthetic organism on the earth and has lived on this planet for 3.5 billion years. It grows in water and can be seen in the form of spiral filaments under the microscope. Rich in protein and various amino acids, it is nutritious and has the effects of anti-aging, anti-cancer and enhancing immunity. Shopping in New Zealand is a market worth visiting! Queenstown-) Saturday, by the lake. Nelson-Montgomery Square parking lot, 9 am to 1 pm. Christchurch art center weekend market, every Saturday and Sunday, 11 am to 4 pm. Wellington, corner of Kjaerboel Street and taranaki Street, Thursday to Saturday. Hastings, City Square, 8 am to 1 pm on Saturday. Napier, Sound shell, Haibin Avenue, 8:31 am to 1:31 pm on Sunday. Aotea Square Market in Auckland, Friday and Saturday from 11 am to 6 pm. Oakland, Otara Market, Newbury Street, Saturday from 6 am to noon. Kerikeri, the parking lot of books and other products in the Island Bay Farmers' Market next to Hobson Avenue, from 8:31 am to noon on Sunday. These are the most famous New Zealand specialties brought to you by Bian Xiao, and they are also the markets worth visiting for shopping in New Zealand. Take a trip to the new southwest, how can you return empty-handed? How can I bring back something worthy of this trip?