1. When I go to New Zealand for the first time, what are the attractions that I can’t miss during my free trip to New Zealand? Auckland, Queenstown, Hobbit Town, Glowworm Caves, etc. are all must-sees. It’s fun, but the key is how to combine them.

The points are strung together.

If you want to do something new when going to New Zealand, you can find the travel platform that helped me design a route last time.

I remember that the itinerary I took was a senior travel expert who had lived in the local area for most of his life. The itinerary that time could be said to be completely different from that of the tour group. We had a great time visiting all the local classic attractions. The key is that we didn’t use it during the visit.

Wait in line, this saves us a lot of time.

I remember one night we were arranged to have dinner at a cave restaurant. In a spectacular natural cave, facing the vast sea, we were enjoying authentic food, not to mention how beautiful it was.

In the evening, when the water receded, we still wore specific clothes and shoes and followed the hotel guide to start a bat cave hiking adventure. It was super ***.

In addition, their manual translation is very practical. We can take pictures or send voice requests for remote translation at any time.

The full mobile tour guide can not only provide local Chinese navigation guidance, but also recommend various novel ways to play.

Without these we wouldn't be able to have as much fun as we do.

The name of the platform is Tadpole Travel. You can also try this new way of traveling.

2. Recommendations for several must-visit attractions in New Zealand: bungee jumping on the Harbor Bridge in Auckland, and going to Orewa to enjoy the water. From here, you start your journey to New Zealand. The Atlantic wind blows slowly, and the air floats except for the smell of the sea.

There is also a breath of sunshine. Recommendation 2: The scenery here in Queenstown is just like its name, elegant and warm. However, the Queen can also be crazy - have you ever tried to appreciate the lakes and mountains from an altitude of more than 1,000 meters like a bird?

Come to Queenstown.

Recommendation 3: Nelson Nelson is the city with the longest sunshine hours in the world. No matter when you come, you will have a wonderful time here.

Bring out all the adventurers in you and bring some sunglasses and a pair of comfy shoes to enjoy the sunshine.

Get all your adventure juices flowing as you explore three distinct national parks and try a gondola ride, sea kayaking, rock climbing, whitewater rafting, mountain biking, sailing, horseback safaris or seal swimming.

Recommendation 4: The scenes in "Lord of the Rings" in Wellington are beautiful. I am curious about what kind of place gave birth to director Jackson's "Middle-earth". Of course it is here - Wellington, we call him Welly. Recommendation 5: Christchurch is Christchurch.

The perfect combination of lakes and mountains, whether it is Lake Tekapo or Mount Cook, nature has exhausted all the green here. Isn’t it wonderful to be accompanied by “beautiful colors” during the day and the starry sky at night?

Recommendation 6: Rotorua Colorful mineral pools, volcanic mud, boiling mud ponds - various volcanic landscapes, Maori culture, the filming location of "Lord of the Rings", Rotorua is a city of volcanoes and Maori people.

Recommendation 7: West Coast The West Coast is a paradise for people who like outdoor activities.

Those looking for extreme adventure can try caving, rafting, canoeing, kayaking and surfing.

Easy adventure options include jet boating, glacier walks, scenic flights, mountain biking, horseback riding tours, hiking, fishing and gold panning.

And no matter where you go, there are lots of trails - long, medium and short.

Recommendation 8: Romande entertainment activities include various marine sports.

You can fish, take tour boats, sea kayak, scuba dive and swim.

The Coromandel is also a paradise for hikers, with coastal walking routes and bushwalks leading to huge beckonwoods, waterfalls, mining sites and secluded sandy beaches.

3. Recommendations for famous tourist attractions in New Zealand. It is divided into South Island and North Island. There are many famous attractions. I don’t know which way you want to go.

There are travel guides and itinerary recommendations for Australia and New Zealand on Woqu Travel.com. You can search for them.

Take a look at an excerpt from their website.

Popular tourist cities in the North Island include Auckland, Rotorua, Wellington, Bay of Islands, etc.

Famous attractions include Harbor Bridge, Glowworm Cave, "Lord of the Rings" filming location, Cave in the Stone, Sky Tower, Hobbit filming location, Zealandia, Kerikeri, aerial sightseeing, Maori culture, wine tasting, island beauty

, Waiheke Island, Agrodome Ranch, aerial city tours, ferries, geothermal reserves and more.

Popular tourist cities in the South Island include Christchurch, Queenstown, Mount Cook, etc.

Famous attractions include Maori concerts, bungee jumping, glaciers, dolphins, rafting, rafting, aerial tours, Kaikoura, Milford Sound, Bay wildlife, outdoor adventures and more.