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This New Zealand tour must go to Queenstown, Queenstown this observation deck must climb up, if you drive by yourself, you can also drive there. Originally, I climbed a hiking mountain road and accidentally harvested these blockbusters.
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The South Lake area of Queenstown at the southern end is the most charming part of the South Island of New Zealand and a symbol of the South Island. The spectacular waterfalls drop hundreds of meters down into the huge fjords; the primitive rainforests live by the mountains in a peculiar way. ; sparkling lakes and granite peaks are still beautiful after thousands of years. The beauty of the fjord will not disappoint visitors. There are Misty Mountains, Brunan Ferry, Gandalf's Way, and views of Middle-earth. Due to the change of time in different seasons, the scenery of the lake is also very beautiful.
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This New Zealand tour must go to Queenstown, Queenstown this observation deck must climb up, if you drive by yourself, you can also drive there. Originally, I climbed a hiking mountain road and accidentally harvested these blockbusters.
New Zealand lakes and mountains, the scenic Queenstown is known as a tourist paradise and resort, the town is surrounded by mountains and rivers, the scenery is beautiful in four seasons. Queenstown is actually not related to the Queen of England or any Queen, but the colonists think that the scenery here should only belong to the Queen of England, so the name Queenstown Facing the blue sky and white clouds of this snowy mountain lake, all troubles will be thrown out of the clouds. Real paradise on earth Ah.
Queenstown's big tree is actually not only Queenstown on the South Island, but also the towns that have been to the North Island, from cities like Auckland to resort towns like Taupo, are all giant trees like the one in the photo below. China has many trees for hundreds or even thousands of years, but towns, farms, let alone pure wild places, like them are clusters of trees, which are amazing.
Maybe it's the same as our Suzhou Lake. I don't know which side is more fun to play on the south of Wuhu and the west of the government.
The lake in the Nanhu Scenic Area is so beautiful, just like our Qinghai.