My first On-Site Visit..
Auckland, NewZealand

Here brief about some of places we visted there,

1. SkyTower :
Sky Tower, which is Tallest Building in Sothern Hemiphere, almost 328 meters(over 1000 feet), taller than the
Eiffel Tower in Paris or the AMP tTower in Sydeny.
We went to OBSERVATORY which almost 194 meter.
For more details plz visit at http://www.skycityauckland.co.nz/skycity

2. Ragitoto Beach ( Volcano beach):
Rangitoto, which is a Volcano beach, which is a home to New Zealand’s largest Pohutakawa forest.( The Pohutakawa tree is
Christmas tree that displays bright crimson flowers during December).
Also Rangitoto is the Auckland's youngest volcanoes, is 250 meter above the sea level.
You can see some photos at http://www.thenewzealandsite.com/photogalleries/HaurakiGulfIslands/Rangitoto

3. Kelly Tarlton(Under Water world) :
Kelly Tarlton, Its really nice place to see under water world.. which
consists of fish like Stingray Bay etc, Snakes etc. Also we can see Penguins..which are preserved
in zero degree environment. really nice experience to see them.. you can have look
whenever you have time at http://www.kellytarltons.co.nz/

4. Auckland Zoo:
Auckland Zoo, it’s also very nice to see Kiwi bird of New Zealand.
You can see all other animals too. U can visit at http://aucklandzoo.co.nz/

5. Devonport:
Devonport, town in New Zealand on the northern part of North Island. Devonport's pleasant environment, spectacular harbor views, and nearby
sandy beaches have led to its development as a residential suburb of Auckland and a recreational area. The town is joined to Auckland across the
harbor by the Auckland Harbour Bridge (completed in 1959) and a commuter ferry. The annual Auckland Anniversary Regatta, the world's biggest
one-day regatta, is held in the harbor, and crowds flock to Devonport for the best views. Devonport is situated on volcanic rock, which is riddled
with tunnels. The original Maori inhabitants built the tunnels and lived in them for 700 years until they were evicted in 1863. The tunnels were
fortified against a feared Russian invasion in the 1870s.

6. Auckland Museum:
Auckland War Memorial Museum tells the story of New Zealand, from our unique flora and fauna and our history at war, to our priceless collection
of Maori and Pacific treasures. The Museum’s galleries showcase the natural, cultural, and social history of New Zealand. For kids, two award-winning
Discovery Centres provide hands-on fun and exploration of the natural world and human culture. Housed in one of the nation's finest heritage
buildings and with spectacular views of Auckland City and the harbour, Auckland Museum is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike.
For more detills you can visit at http://www.aucklandmuseum.com/

7. Waiheke Island :
Waiheke is a large island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand, between the Auckland mainland and the Coromandel Peninsula.
Waiheke Island is a taonga (treasure) with many special places. National reserves like those on Waiheke protect natural, historic and cultural
heritage for all New Zealanders, and help safeguard the biodiversity of the planet.
Waiheke island very famous tourist place to visit.
For more details visit at http://www.waiheke.co.nz/


Check out my photos ....

View Singapore Airport, Room, City
View Rangitoto Beach, SkyTower, WaihekeIsland

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