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With Wellington as its capital, New Zealand has 5x the number of sheep than its population of only around 5.1 million. This moderate maritime climate country has an area of 268.021 km² divided into two main islands and accompanied by several small islands.
The largest one is The South Island. This land is infertile land with many lakes and waterfalls. However, Mount Cook, the highest in New Zealand, is on this island. Meanwhile, The North Island is fertile land lined with mountains. There are many geysers in this area.
One of the most popular tourist attractions, especially for European people, is Queenstown. You can go hiking, skiing, and snowboarding in the mountainous region. Thus, you can enjoy the natural charm of Lake Wakatipu, visit Gibbston wineries, etc.
Want to see where The Hobbit and The Lord Of The Ring were filmed? Come to Hobbiton. Want to dive and fish in a bay formed from melting glaciers? Go to Fiordland National Park. Want to go sailing, surfing, or snorkeling? You can also camp on Pukaki Lake.
And don't forget to enjoy local culinary delights such as Kawakawa Tea, Hockey Pockey Ice Cream, Kumara (which comes from sweet potato), Hangi, Pavlova, etc.
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English is one of the three languages spoken in New Zealand, along with Te Maori (Maori language) and New Zealand Sign Language. As a result, you may notice variations in the way English is spoken by the people in the country.
New Zealand is a country in the Pacific Ocean known for its breathtaking scenery and a plethora of enjoyable activities. If you're a fan of rugby, you're in for a treat, as New Zealand is famous for being home to some of the best rugby teams in the world. You can catch thrilling rugby games played by top teams in the country, making it a perfect destination for sports enthusiasts and rugby lovers alike.
When traveling to New Zealand, it's important to be aware of items that require declaration upon arrival. These items include live or dead animals, animal products, outdoor or sports equipment such as shoes, wooden items, traditional or herbal medicine, and foods.
If you're planning to visit New Zealand for a holiday, it's important to know that you'll need to obtain an NZeTA (New Zealand Electronic Travel Authority), also known as a visitor visa, unless you're an Australian citizen.
The maximum duration you can stay in New Zealand if you hold a holiday visa is nine months.
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