The Most Searched Destinations Outside New Zealand’s Major Cities

After booking your flight, visit these attractions in New Zealand:

• Auckland War Memorial Museum

  Auckland War Memorial Museum is one of the museums and war memorials in New Zealand. The museum, built between 1920 and 1950, is on Observatory Hill. It contains the history of New Zealand's development, military history, natural history, and social history in New Zealand. This place is suitable for those who like history.

• Canterbury Museum in Christchurch

  The Canterbury Museum is located at the entrance to the Botanic Garden in Christchurch. The museum, which opened in 1870, was designed by Benjamin Mountfort. Here, you will see the history of Christchurch and its infrastructure in outline. You can also enjoy nature's beauty and learn about various plants.

• Tunnel Beach Track in Dunedin

  Visit the Tunnel Beach Track, a beach with a length of about 1.1 miles in Dunedin. Around it are beautiful wildflowers. In addition to playing on the beach, this place is also commonly used for hiking, walking, nature walks, bird watching, and picnics. It is a good place to enjoy sunrise and sunset, as well as to exercise.

• Wellington Museum

  Wellington Museum showcases interesting stories about Wellington. The museum, built in 1892, was designed by Frederick de Jersey Clere. Here, you will also be presented with views of the Poneke waterfront in the 1800s. At that time, the museum was known as the Bond Store. Bond Store is a cargo warehouse that stores a lot of goods.

• Lake Hayes Walkway in Queenstown

  Visit the Lake Hayes Walkway in Queenstown. This is a lake around which there are loop tracks, weeds, and hills. You can go hiking and look for wildlife here. The mountain views are also beautiful – perfect for seeking tranquility. You can also enjoy sunsets on the shores of Lake Hayes, exercise, and picnic with your travel buddy.

The Main Airports in New Zealand

• Auckland Intl Airport
  Auckland Intl Airport is the busiest airport in New Zealand. The airport was formed in 1988 and has operated many international and domestic flights. You can shop for many duty-free products at this airport.
• Christchurch Intl Airport
  Besides Auckland, there is also Christchurch Intl Airport. The airport is located about 12 km northwest of downtown Harewood. The airport was officially established in 1940 and became an international airport in 1950. There are many direct flights from the airport to Australia, China, Fiji, and Singapore. This airport commonly uses Domestic flights for Air New Zealand, Jetstar, and Air Chathams.
• Dunedin Airport
  Dunedin Airport was opened in 1962. In 1996, the airport was renovated and opened to international flights. There are approximately 1 million passengers every year who visit this airport. In addition, the airport also serves domestic flights between cities in New Zealand.
• Wellington Intl Airport
  New Zealand also has an international airport in Wellington. Wellington Intl Airport is the third busiest airport in New Zealand after Auckland and Christchurch. The airport is located in Rongotai, about 5 km from downtown Wellington. This airport has served many international direct flights and 1 or 2 transits flights from and to New Zealand.

What to Prepare Before Travel to New Zealand

• Valid Passport as a Malaysian tourist.
• You can arrange a Visa or NZeTa (New Zealand Travel Authority) at the New Zealand Embassy in Kuala Lumpur. You also need a transit visa if you are going to transit in some places in New Zealand.
• Flight and Daily Itinerary if needed – especially if traveling with a travel group.
• Letter of Invitation if needed – especially for those aiming for work or family events in New Zealand.

Time Difference between Malaysia and New Zealand

Malaysia has a time difference of about 4 hours from New Zealand - especially in Wellington. The time in New Zealand is faster than in Kuala Lumpur, which is also true in most cities in New Zealand. The difference between night and day in the two countries is quite significant, especially during summer, autumn, and winter.

Best Things to Do in New Zealand

New Zealand has plenty of attractions and activities to offer, and its scenic beauty is unparalleled. Here are some of the things you can do in New Zealand.

• Hiking
  Nature lovers will delight in the numerous hiking trails that wind through the country's national parks. These parks offer some of the most breathtaking views of mountains, lakes, and forests.
• Skiing
  You can also go skiing in the Southern Alps and enjoy the thrill of sliding down snow-covered slopes.
• Bungee Jumping, Skydiving, and White Water Rafting
  For the more adventurous, New Zealand is the perfect place to try bungee jumping, skydiving, or white water rafting. These adrenaline-fueled activities will get your heart pumping and leave you with an unforgettable experience.
• Food and Wine
  On the other hand, if you are a food and wine lover, New Zealand has a lot to offer as well. With its world-famous wines and fresh seafood, New Zealand is a foodie's paradise. You can go on a wine-tasting tour through the many vineyards located throughout the country and savor the unique flavors of New Zealand's wines.