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Despite less than a thousand years of habitation, New Zealand has been able to preserve its identity as the pacific islands full of natural resources and vibrant colors. The fusion of European, Asian, and Pacific cultures with that of the Maori culture has a lot to do with much of New Zealand still being left untouched by human activities.
The cataclysmic geothermal activity created a nation out of the ocean floor. A set of gorgeous islands dotted with snow-capped mountains, steep river valleys, breathtaking fiords, beech forests and cares of golden tussocks, tranquil lakes, black to silvery beaches, rare wildlife in pest-free zone and ingenious people.
The natural sounds still reverberate through its landscape in the fourteen spectacular national parks. Encapsulated in the confines of these expansive natural surroundings is the true heritage of New Zealand for all to see and enjoy.
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