Natural Beauty of Queenstown, New Zealand

by · October 12, 2015

Queenstown, The film trilogy “The Lord of the Rings”, which won 17 Oscars, making New Zealand as one of the vacation destination of the world that must be visited. New Zealand has a myriad of sights and other attractions that can spoil your eyes, as written by the Express on Sunday from England: “If only the location of the film could get an Oscar, New Zealand will win it.”
But New Zealand is not only about the location of the film and bungy jumping (which, by the way, is a tribal tradition Kiwi). The world’s newest nation is still thick with the natural wealth and assets of other attractions that make it perfect as a vacation spot.

With vast open spaces, mountain landscapes, charming beaches, the climate was warm and beautiful scenery. With all this perfection, the new couples who want a honeymoon, adventure lovers to family vacations can go to this country, because New Zealand can make lulled.
Resort town of Queenstown is one of over 150 locations where director Peter Jackson while shooting his Hollywood movie. In this city there are four seasons lake pride in New Zealand mountains and the inn. Located on the shores of Lake Wakatipu, this magical place will bring your imagination drift, increase your passion and spirit.

History of the region associated with gold. In 1862, two sheep shearers ‘to get sustenance’ gold in the Shotover River. Then, the city that lives for gold mining was named Queenstown because “.. fit for Queen Victoria.”

Adventure activities such as sports in the snow, bungy jumping, jet boat, horseback riding and whitewater rafting. You can also indulge themselves while on vacation with food and wine tasting, boating on the lake, spa treatments, boutique shopping and playing golf.
Queenstown is full of restaurants, nightclubs and cafes and other adventures, and full of spirit activity. Over the years, the city has pretty much do the expansion in tourism, including wineries, art galleries, street art and challenge of golf courses.