[2025 Rotorua Attraction] Travel Guide for Te Puia - Rotorua, NZ (Updated Apr)

4-day New Zealand tour, explore the essence of the North Island! Super practical guide to help you easily explore the natural scenery, don't miss it! Save it now and start your dream trip! -------- 🌏Route overview: Day 1️⃣: Auckland Harbour Bridge - Mount Eden - Auckland Labour Memorial Starting from the spectacular Auckland Harbour Bridge, we will climb Mount Eden for a panoramic view, and finally visit the solemn Auckland Labour Memorial to feel the sediment of history. Day 2️⃣: Hobbiton - Lake Rotorua - Government Gardens - Polynesian Spa Visit the magical Hobbiton and feel the fairy tale atmosphere. Then visit the picturesque Lake Rotorua, visit the elegant Government Gardens, and finally relax at the Polynesian Spa. Day 3️⃣: Agrodome - Te Puia Experience the idyllic scenery of Agrodome and get close to nature. Then, go deep into Te Puia to learn about the unique charm of Maori culture. Day 4️⃣: Redwoods - Waitomo Glowworm Caves Stroll through the tranquility of the Redwoods and feel the harmony of nature. In the evening, explore the mysterious Waitomo Glowworm Caves and witness the wonders of nature.🌌 -------- Travel tips: - The climate in New Zealand is mild in January, but the temperature difference between morning and evening is large, so remember to bring a thick coat🧥. - New Zealand is 4 hours ahead of Beijing, so adjust your schedule accordingly🕰️. - Local specialties such as wool products and Manuka honey are reasonably priced and make great gifts🎁. - The local currency is the New Zealand dollar, and the exchange rate with the RMB is about 1:5, so make sure to convert in advance💵. -------- A trip to New Zealand is full of beautiful scenery and surprises, so don't forget to use your camera to capture every moment of this pure land!🌟

[Maori Cultural Village] is a representative attraction of the Maori people, the indigenous people of New Zealand. This cultural village showcases the long-standing cultural heritage and traditions of the Maori people. Visitors can admire the unique Maori totem art, which represents their rich stories and legends. At the same time, there are natural geothermal fountains here, showing the geothermal intermittent fountains unique to New Zealand, allowing visitors to deeply experience the magic of nature. There is also a kiwi bird viewing hall in the Maori Cultural Village, which displays the kiwi species unique to New Zealand and their living conditions. These exotic birds are one of the symbols of New Zealand and are animals that are respected and valued in Maori culture. Visitors can observe the ecological habits of kiwi birds up close and gain a deeper understanding of the importance of animals and plants to them in Maori culture. The Maori Cultural Village attracts tourists with its unique cultural displays and rich natural scenery, allowing them to gain a deeper understanding and respect for New Zealand's indigenous culture. #New Zealand #Aboriginal #Geothermal #Kiwi

Getting There - by car from Hamilton Attractions - took the tour of Te Puia Thermal Reserve with a concert of songs, dance and, of course, the Haka. The tour took us through the New Zealand Maori Arts and Crafts Institute. and the kiwi conservation centre, ending at the geyser terrace where you get close encounter with steam and sulphuric mist from geyser eruptions. We'd love to stay longer but for the incessant rain 🌧️

Te Puia is a representative tourist attraction in Rotorua, New Zealand. You can enter through a guided tour and experience geysers, kiwi birds, and Maori culture (haka performance, Maori craft school). Another option is to enjoy traditional Maori Hangi cuisine in a buffet style.

#February Good Places 2025 The Maori are the original inhabitants of New Zealand and have been living on the island as early as 300 years ago when the British came over. Fortunately, to this day, the Maori, Maori language and Maori culture are well preserved and passed on! Coming to this Maori cultural village, the Maori representative will first explain the situation of the village and some of the historical life background of the Maori people. After that, we came to the big grassland to receive the welcome of the Maori ethnic group, and the jangdingmen would take up the baguette while singing and dancing to welcome us, which opened our eyes. After the welcome ceremony, we entered the Maori community hall and enjoyed a wonderful performance by a group of Maori young people who sang and danced for us. When you come to New Zealand, you might as well visit the indigenous Maori people here and learn about this different culture! #New Zealand #Different Experience 📍Address: Whakarewarewa, Rotorua

Spring Festival is here! Want to enjoy a hot spring trip in New Zealand? This 4-day itinerary will take you to the best hot spring destinations and make your New Year holiday even more enjoyable! -- New Zealand, a country where history and nature intertwine🌳. Here you can find the spectacular Milford Sound🏞️, the mysterious Maori culture🎭, and the enchanting vineyards🍷. Come to New Zealand and experience the unique charm and beauty! -- 🗓Itinerary: Day 1️⃣: Auckland Harbour Bridge - Mount Eden - Auckland Labour Memorial Explore the spectacular Auckland Harbour Bridge, climb to the top of Mount Eden for a panoramic view of the city, and visit the solemn Auckland Labour Memorial to feel the weight of history. Day 2️⃣: Hobbiton - Lake Rotorua - Government Gardens - Polynesian Spa Immerse yourself in the fairy-tale atmosphere of Hobbiton, enjoy the tranquil beauty of Lake Rotorua, stroll through the Government Gardens to feel the greenery of nature, and relax in the soothing Polynesian Spa in the evening. Day 3️⃣: Agrodome - Te Puia Get close to animals and nature at Agrodome, then head to Te Puia to experience the unique charm of Maori culture. Day 4️⃣: Redwoods - Waitomo Glowworm Caves Stroll through the Redwoods to feel the magic and tranquility of nature, and visit the Waitomo Glowworm Caves in the evening to experience the magical beauty of the underground wonders. -- Some tips: * Food: New Zealand seafood is delicious🦞, don't miss the local specialty of white wine baked mussels! * Visa information: You need to apply for a visa in advance to go to New Zealand📝 to ensure a smooth trip. * Airport transportation: You can choose a taxi🚕 or bus🚌 from the airport to the city, which is convenient and fast. * Exchange rate: Pay attention to the exchange rate between the New Zealand dollar and the RMB💵, and prepare cash in advance. -- New Zealand, a dream country that you don't want to leave once you come, we look forward to your next visit to explore more unknown beauty!🌟

New Zealand has the largest geyser in the south - What are geysers? It's like a hot spring but it keeps erupting. It's erupting right in front of you! This is a large conservation area. When you walk on the bridge and the road, the geyser will spray. You can see the springs at different heights in the photos. It is a very magical and rare attraction. When the weather is clear, the lake is Tiffany blue 🥹💙 📍 Te Puia Geothermal Valley For more travel and food information around the world, please follow @bunnys2peach_travel 🌷 #globaltravel #newzealand #newzealand

#newzealandtrip My visit to Mauri Te Puia thermal park was a rejuvenating escape! Located in the heart of Rotorua, this tranquil oasis offered a serene retreat from the world. As I wandered through the park, I was mesmerized by the steaming hot springs, bubbling mud pools, and vibrant native flora. A soothing soak in the natural hot mineral waters was the perfect way to unwind, leaving my skin feeling soft and refreshed. With its stunning landscapes and relaxing atmosphere, Mauri Te Puia is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a peaceful and rejuvenating experience in New Zealand's thermal wonderland!

Hey guys! A 4-day tour of New Zealand, exploring the North Island! A super practical guide is here to help you easily explore the natural wonders, so save it now! -- 🌏 Itinerary: Day 1: Auckland Harbour Bridge -> Mount Eden -> Auckland Labour Memorial Explore the spectacular Auckland Harbour Bridge, climb to the top of Mount Eden for a panoramic view of the city, and finally visit the Auckland Labour Memorial to experience the history. Day 2: Hobbiton -> Lake Rotorua -> Government Gardens -> Polynesian Spa Stroll through the fairytale-like Hobbiton, enjoy the natural beauty of Lake Rotorua, visit the elegant Government Gardens, and relax in the soothing Polynesian Spa in the evening. Day 3: Agrodome -> Te Puia Experience the idyllic life at Agrodome and get up close with adorable animals; then head to Te Puia to experience the unique charm of Maori culture. Day 4: Redwoods -> Waitomo Glowworm Caves Stroll through the mysterious Redwoods and explore the wonders of nature; head to Waitomo Glowworm Caves in the evening to witness the magical world lit up by glowworms. 🌟 -- 🧳 Travel checklist: New Zealand travel essentials 📞 Phone card and plug adapter are essential for easy contact and no power outage. 🪪 Passport, visa, and driver's license in hand, travel worry-free, and enjoy a more free itinerary. 👚👖 The temperature difference in New Zealand in November is large, so bring enough spring and autumn clothes, as well as rain gear. 🔋 Charger and power bank are essential, so you can share the beautiful scenery in time. -- Come to New Zealand and enjoy the pure nature and magical scenery. Take action now and start your dream trip!

This time I would like to introduce Te Puia in Rotorua, New Zealand 🇳🇿✨ Speaking of New Zealand, the Maori people are famous. This year, the new Maori queen celebrated her birthday, and Maori are getting even more attention 👀 The Maori are the indigenous people of New Zealand, and their homeland is the Polynesian Islands. They landed in New Zealand around 1320 AD, and even today they make up about 14.6% of New Zealand's population 😌 The Maori show was very impressive and memorable! In the experience corner, we actually greeted Maori by touching noses, and got to feel the Maori up close! If you're lucky, you can see the kiwi bird, which is famous in New Zealand✨ There are also souvenir shops, so you can enjoy yourself all day👀 If you visit New Zealand, please come and experience Maori at Te Puia✨ Opening hours 8:45am - 4:00pm 📍Te Puia - Rotorua, NZ 20 Hemo Road, Whakarewarewa, Rotorua 3010 New Zealand #0yentravelautumn #overseas #NewZealand #NewZealandtrip #Rotorua #overseastravel #0yentravel

At 6:30 in the morning, a sudden rainstorm disrupted our travel plans - today we were supposed to go to Eggton Farm to experience outdoor activities. Lying in bed, I thought that today’s trip might be ruined. But when I opened my eyes again, it was already nine o'clock and the sun was smiling. It was such an unexpected surprise! We quickly woke up our family, had a quick breakfast, and prepared to leave. The hotel was only a 20-minute drive from the farm and we arrived at our destination quickly. It seems that many people choose to travel by car like us, because Rotorua’s public transportation system is indeed not very convenient. The ticket redemption process was exceptionally smooth, and after putting on our iconic stickers, we entered and waited for the show to begin. There are more than a dozen different breeds of sheep on the farm, which are graded according to their wool production. The children were very interested in these furry animals, and the sheepdogs and cute white geese also joined the performance, making the atmosphere even more cheerful. However, just as the performance ended, another downpour suddenly came, catching us off guard. The next program is to take a tractor tour of the farm and have close contact with the sheep. The wind was freezing cold and our whole family was hesitant. Seeing that everyone else had gotten on the bus, we followed suit. Ten minutes later, the sun came out again, warm and comfortable. The warmth we felt from our close encounters with sheep, alpacas and deer is beyond words. Afterwards, we boarded the tour bus and returned to the visitor center. Another storm hit on the way, and the alternating hot and cold weather was really unbearable. We quickly replenished our coffee and hot chocolate at the coffee and food store to drive away the chill in our bodies. Half an hour later, the rain subsided and we hurriedly drove back to the hotel to change clothes and take a short rest. At 4pm we headed to the Maori Cultural Village, where a war song performance, geothermal geysers and a buffet were waiting for us. The Maori cultural performances are wonderful, full of primitive power and beauty, and are well worth seeing. Despite the changeable weather, our journey was still full of joy and gain.

In the traditional diet culture of the Maori people, there is a unique cooking method called "Hangi". Tasting a Maori Hangi feast and experiencing the authentic Maori style is one of the must-have experiences when visiting New Zealand. Mouri's traditional pit-roasting method involves digging a hole in the ground, heating many round stones in the pit, then sealing fresh ingredients such as pork, lamb, potatoes, and sweet potatoes with leaves or tin foil, placing them on the hot stones in the pit, and finally filling the gaps with mud or leaves to ensure heat retention. After 3-4 hours of roasting, the pit-roasted delicacies that come out of the oven not only emit a hot and fragrant aroma, but also taste fresh and tender. This time, we entered the Te Pā Tū Maori cultural village in Rotorua, watched the characteristic performance, and tasted the authentic Maori oven-roasted food in candlelight and music. Friends from all over the world gather together, singing, eating, and drinking. At this moment, music is the bridge that connects different countries. Ariana, the daughter of a tribal leader, is talented in singing and dancing. Whenever someone mentions their own country, she can sing a song from that country, be it China, England, Wales, France, Denmark, Thailand, India, the United States, the Philippines... She's amazing!

This place is much more than simply a hot water attraction. It is a cultural experience. I recommend following the guide (free service once you're inside the park). The guide I had was a Maori and clearly spoke about things from the heart. There are lots of hot springs, and boiling mud springs and a hot spring that seemed to continue spouting to a few feet. Visited on a beautiful day with blue skies which always makes better pictures. #wintergetaway #wintergetaway

Maori Cultural Village has the birthplace of the world famous Puhutu geyser, mud pool, hot springs, New Zealand national birds, kiwis and wood carvings. mysterious, wild, passionate, deep, these words can basically sum up the feelings of New Zealand's Maori culture. It is said that the Maori came to the Pacific Ocean on this unknown land more than a thousand years ago and became the earliest indigenous aborigines in New Zealand. The essence of Maori culture is basically embodied in rich cultural heritage, including carving, weaving, and tattooing. Maori are also particularly good at using geothermal energy to cook unique local cuisine. In the Mitai Maori Cultural Village, you can basically experience all aspects of Maori culture! I thought it was a special village. The result was a very modern place... I smelled the smell of rotten eggs when I entered the door. There is a volcanic geothermal fountain here, far away. The fountain is gone. There is also a volcanic mud, a spray and a spray, this do not know the effect of the mask ~ do not see kiwi, go to see the fountain, the smell of rotten eggs is getting more and more concentrated, also spewed from time to time, quite spectacular .

Who did not play Lego when he was a child? Let's take a look at the real Legoland! Legoland Malaysia The entire park is oval, and the park and water park are separate and can be circled. Going forward is LEGO's miniature world. Here you can see the famous Asian buildings made with Lego. The landmark twin towers in Malaysia don't have to be said, as well as China's Forbidden City and Great Wall! My Great Hall of the Taihe and the Great Wall, the structure of the building is still very carefully imitated, but the focus is on the front of the Forbidden City, there is a table, the above is a stupid dragon, and there is a drum team behind. There is a soundtrack button under each group of LEGO buildings. You can hear the sound of knocking and drumming with a click, which is too cute. Look at Lego in other cities. All of them are stacked together by Lego, and there is no laziness. Singapore with a water-jetted merlion is also a familiar place. When the weather is good, these Lego buildings with pools are really wonderful, worthy of a closer look, and feel like you have entered another world of dimensions. The Star Wars Pavilion is another very distinctive pavilion in Legoland. Compared to other colorful projects, this looks more serious. Of course, all the images inside are Lego. I was amazed when I entered. Restored a lot of classic scenes of Star Wars, whether it is a guard, a large flying saucer or a cosmic galaxy in the background, all come to life. Full of mystery in the dark atmosphere.

Rotorua is not only famous for its rich geothermal landscape, but also attracts tourists from all over the world with its strong Maori culture. The Maori are indigenous to New Zealand and are the earliest owners of this land. Rotorua is the center of Maori culture. Visitors from all over the world can enjoy unique, breathtaking Maori singing and dancing performances in the Maori Cultural Village here, watching Maori or quaint or exquisite carvings, and understanding Maori history, culture and traditions. The village is located in a large redwood forest, following the Maori guide into the cottage and entering the Maori life, from Maori traditional games, using sisal weaving art, learning to dance Maori dance (including man jumping haka war dance) The poi ball dance with women dances to understand the lineage of Maori ancient tattoos. The culture is presented in front of the guests in a market-oriented mode. It is directly lively and guests can participate directly in the interpretation of Maori culture. Haka is a representative dance of the Maori, also known as the Maori war dance. It originated from Hawaii and Polynesia. It is a group dance that is played and beaten with screams and snoring. The hail dance is performed by a man or by a woman behind a man. Traditionally, women have been given a major position next to the Harbin Dance Main Group because of their skill in anti-eyes. Most of them hold weapons and protect their flank; their presence is also a boost to other performers. This area is rich in geothermal heat. Maori people will adapt to local conditions, dig pits on the ground, layer the mutton, muscles, vegetables and other food into the pit, then cover them and use geothermal heat for cooking. Tips