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Orakei Korako

Mysteriously known as “The Hidden Valley”, Orakei Korako is a highly active geothermal region located in the famous Taupo Volcanic Zone of the northern island of New Zealand. With a name that translates to ‘The Place of Adorning’ in the native language Maori, Orakei Korako is undoubtedly one of the best attractions for tourists and travellers in the Rotorua area as well as in the entire country. Hot springs, geysers, bubbling and boiling mud pools, and the unique silica terraces anywhere in the world abound in the entire region. Despite two of the world’s largest geysers drowned when Lake Ohakuri was filled up in 1961, Orakei Korako still boasts up to 23 active geyser sites - more than any other geothermal park in New Zealand. Read More

Paradise Valley Springs is a popular wildlife park in Rotorua, New Zealand. It is one of the many tourist attractions that people visit to escape their hectic lives and feel close to nature. The 48-acre reserve is a well-maintained facility where wildlife can thrive in the native bush environment, and people visiting can observe and study them. In addition, the place has several freshwater springs, home to a large population of freshwater trout. Paradise Valley Springs was established as trout springs in 1935. The owners of the property managed it till 1975. After that, it was bought from the owners by the government. The place is known for its friendly and experienced staff caring for the park and the animals.Over the years, several more animals and birds were added to the park. So, visitors get to see a variety of species living in an upgraded environment amidst lush greenery, tall trees and scenic surroundings. The ambience of Paradise Valley Springs is sure to inculcate a sense of excitement and happiness for those who genuinely love animals. Read More

Polynesian Spa, nature's gift to Rotorua, is an iconic geothermal mineral bathing luxury spa retreat, having exclusive access to acidic and alkaline natural mineral springs. This Spa has 28 mineral pools in the backyard wherein the water is channelled from the two natural springs - one acidic and the other alkaline. While nourishing the skin, this dual effect relieves tired muscles and aches and pains. Polynesian Spa specialises in various health and wellness treatments, combining age-old healing practices with modern techniques. It also features hydrotherapy and a reflexology walk; Polynesian Spa houses four bathing areas to look after and fulfil the needs and requirements of different guests - the Deluxe lake spa, Adult pools and Priest Spa, Private pools and Family spa. For the maximum gain from the indulgent retreat experience, 3 hours at least is recommended at Polynesian Spa to enjoy a hot mineral bath, required treatment and therapy and finally, complete relaxation at the lounge. For extra pampering, Polynesian Spa offers beauty treatments also. The time spent at Polynesian Spa restores the balance of body and soul - you will thank yourself for it. Read More

OVERVIEW: Lapped inside the scenic contours of Rotorua, a place of abundant lakes and exotic fauna Rainbow Springs Kiwi Wildlife Park is an exclusive wildlife centre specially curated for the tourists all across to see what New Zealand boasts of. There is an eclectic range of guided tours by some of their professional tour guides who will let you in about the varied range of reptiles, birds, mammals you will come across in their park The Kiwi Hatchery and nursery is one of the most remarkable sightseeing spots after the waterfalls that dot the area at several corners. You will come across various types of trout, Rainbow trout, Brown Trout, Tiger Trout and North American trout in the flowing streams, fish and take some of them back home. There are places in the park that are known for breeding some exclusive and rare birdlife Kiwi, Kaka, Kea, and Kereru. For children the park also some fun rides like the Big Splash, a waterslide, or an early morning bird watching in an open-air aviary. Read More

Amid native trees, forests, and natural springs in Rotorua is the Rainbow Springs Kiwi Wildlife Park, surrounded by the beautiful flora and fauna of New Zealand. This park is home to the world’s largest kiwi hatchery and the ‘Big Splash’ ride, which are the main attractions here. Also, the encounters with the parakeets, geckos and dinosaur descendants, tuataras add to the beautiful experience. A destination pick since the 1930s, Rainbow Springs Kiwi Wildlife Park in Rotorua, New Zealand, is home to a variety of wildlife, ranging from the little Kiwis to the 'living fossils', the tuatara. These natives of the country are referred to as the 'living fossils' as tuataras are the world's only living relative of the dinosaurs. This nature park is packed with springs, forests and the main attraction – Kiwi Burrow and the National Kiwi Hatchery Aotearoa. It is the world's largest kiwi hatchery and gives the tourists an experience of a lifetime with guided and interactive tours. These tours take you through the nature trail and stop at the kiwi house, which is the place to go in the daytime as the adult kiwis are to be found there. Read More

A range of diverse forests, the Whakarewarewa forest, also known as the Redwoods Forest in Rotorua, is one of the greatest natural treasures that offer a variety of recreational opportunities, panoramic views and exotic species. It is located only 5 minutes away from Downtown Rotorua and is an award-winning attraction. So if you’re waiting for an outing in one of nature’s best creations, this 55,000-hectare forest awaits you. This forest is unique for its routes and walkways, including storyboards containing forestry information along with Redwoods i-Site centre that is the starting point for many walks, especially the Redwoods Treewalk. What’s more, the Redwoods Forest, a part of the Whakarewarewa trails, is considered one of the top eight in the world claimed by the Australian Mountain Bike Magazine. The range of biking and hiking trails is well-maintained with signposts and has cool names such as North Face, Gunna Gotta and Check it out. In addition, redwoods are the best way to get a good view of Rotorua, making it one of the leading natural attractions in New Zealand. Read More

A range of diverse forests, the Whakarewarewa forest, also known as the Redwoods Forest in Rotorua, is one of the greatest natural treasures that offer a variety of recreational opportunities, panoramic views and exotic species. It is located only 5 minutes away from Downtown Rotorua and is an award-winning attraction. So if you’re waiting for an outing in one of nature’s best creations, this 55,000-hectare forest awaits you. This forest is unique for its routes and walkways, including storyboards containing forestry information and Redwoods i-Site centre, which is the starting point for many walks, especially the Redwoods Treewalk. What's more, the Redwoods Forest, a part of the Whakarewarewa trails, is considered one of the world's top eight.The biking and hiking trails range well-maintained with signposts and cool names such as North Face, Gunna Gotta and Check it out. Read More

The Rotorua Museum of Art and History is set in a spectacular former bath house. The building is a true architectural gem. If you wish to go on an informational spin about the region’s cultural and geological history, this museum is the place for you. It houses an essential collection of TeArawataonga. Whenever visiting the museum, plan a short halt at the TeAraway War memorial nearby. The museum is located near the City centre, in the Government Gardens. The house of art and history houses an impressive collection of Taonga objects from the Maori culture, social history, photography and fine arts. The front fence of the gardens showcases various carvings, while the south of the museum is home to a contemporary Maori sculpture. The Rotorua Museum of Art and History offers a world-class cultural experience with exhibitions from nationally and internationally renowned artists. You can surely learn a lot about the exciting geothermal history of New Zealand at this museum. Discover the heritage and culture of the nation. Commuting is easy as the museum is a few minutes from central Rotorua. You can enjoy scenic tours of the Government Gardens for free. Read More

Held at the heart of Tutanekai Street, Rotorua Night Market comes to life once every week and brings a platform where local artists can showcase their talents with many handmade art and crafts, among other things. This market spreads its wings when Tutanekai Street is closed off from Haupapa to Hinemoa Street for one night and is transformed into a lively place with vibrant LED lights, innumerable stalls, and live entertainment.

An ideal way to spend an entire day in Rotorua, the Skyline Rotorua is a cornucopia of adventure and gourmet experiences. The best part is that it is suitable for people of all ages. The views of this area of New Zealand from the Skyline Rotorua are simply majestic and stimulating. It is a complete package of entertainment with a raft of activities. It offers under its umbrella the awesome Gondola, the terrific Luge experience, the thrilling Zoom Zipline, the nerve-wracking Sky Swing, the Skyline Rotorua MTB Park to the unimaginable Stargazing, pleasant Nature Trails, Wine tasting, world-class Dining experience and Shopping too. On top of all this, Skyline Rotorua organises events and celebrations also on special days like - New Year's Eve and Christmas day. Read More