Queenstown travel guide

Christchurch

Scenic spot introduction:

Queenstown was once famous for its gold mining, and its name was given by the gold diggers at that time in memory of Queen Victoria of England. It is a beautiful town surrounded by the Southern Alps and a beautiful city surrounded by mountains and rivers. New Zealand is known as a "living geography classroom" because of its diverse geographical landscape, and Queenstown is the most rugged, beautiful and exciting area in the country. Therefore, the area is famous as "New Zealand's most famous outdoor activity paradise". outside. This mountain resort town has the most luxurious hotel facilities in the country, world-class golf courses and a prestigious wine-producing area. It has complete tourist facilities and convenient transportation. It is a good place for fishing, water skiing and rafting.

Attractions distribution:

Queenstown is a perfect combination of adventure sports and luxury enjoyment, and is named after "New Zealand's most famous outdoor paradise".

Scenic spot features:

Photography, sightseeing, leisure, vacation, ethnic tourism, cultural tourism, historical tourism, famous towns, historic sites, mountains, canyons

Transportation

Scenic spot location:

Oceania>New Zealand>Christchurch

How to get there:

Air New Zealand, Mount Cook Air and Qantas provide flight services from major cities in New Zealand to Queenstown. Routes 6 and 89 connect Queenstown to other cities.

Scenic area map:

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Tickets

Queenstown ticket prices:

free

Scenic area opening hours:

All day

Travel Tips

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travelling guideline:

Tour: Taking the Skyline Gondola in Queenstown is the best way to enjoy the magnificent scenery of Queenstown. After climbing to the top of the mountain, you will be immersed in the snowy scenery and lake of the Southern Alps and never want to leave.

Scenic spot activities:

The "Queenstown Winter Festival" is held from the end of June to the beginning of July every year for 10 days, with more than 60 activities, which is the largest in New Zealand. The biggest winter celebration.

"Gay Ski Week" is held from the end of August to the beginning of August every year. It is the largest gay mountain gathering in the southern hemisphere, attracting countless tourists from all over the world.

Best time to visit:

Summer (December-February), winter (June-August)

Shopping recommendations:

The main streets in Queenstown include Shotover St., as well as the pedestrian-only Camp St. and Rees St., which are very similar. Whether you want to shop or dine, you only need to walk.