🥑New Zealand "Avocado Sulphur Spring" super beautiful check-in｜Wai-o-Tapu Devil’s Bath full guide

This pool of spring water is called "Avocado Sulfur Spring" or "Devil's Bath" because of its rich green color. From a distance, it looks like an avocado that has fallen into a geothermal area! This color is naturally generated, without any retouching, just like an alien green lake on Earth✨ 📍Location introduction + transportation method Location: Wai‑o‑Tapu Thermal Wonderland, located near Rotorua on the North Island, is an important tourist attraction in the geothermal reserve Transportation: Driving by car is the most convenient way, and there is a parking lot in the park; participating in the Rotorua local one-day tour group will also arrange this trip ⚠️Precautions 🚫 Sulfur water is toxic and the color is strong, so do not touch it. It is strictly forbidden to enter the pool to take pictures. You can only take pictures on the viewing platform Pay attention to your steps when flying slow shots, the surface is slippery and you may slip The smell is stronger than the photo, it is recommended to wear a mask or prepare a thin jacket to avoid choking 🎒Pre-trip equipment suggestions When the pool of "avocado green" steams up from the ground, it seems that the other side of the whole earth is blooming. It is recommended to stand by the viewing railing and wait for the first batch of people to enter the park in the morning- Mist + green spring + blue sky, at this moment, the fairy air is directly online! #NewZealandAvocadoSpring #Waiotapu #DevilsBath #GeothermalWonderland #GreenSpringPhotography #MustVisitRotorua #GeothermalPark #NewZealandPhotographySpot #EarthWonder #TravelPhotography