Rain, pouring rain and the bad smell. Those were my first and last impressions of Rotorua, besides that I had a really good time.
Bad weather can’t spoil my mood. I felt like a child who is permitted to go into any puddle. Rotorua has countless geothermal attractions (source of the unpleasant smell), volcanic crater lakes, spouting geysers and bubbling mud pools. This is the most colorful nature I have ever seen. The landscape was out of this world.
I wanted to include rugby in my posts, since the All Blacks are the best rugby team in the world. I’m not the expert, only thing I know about rugby is that all the players are extremely hot and the fact that the All Blacks perform the Māori haka before all their games.
Haka is an important, iconic part of New Zealand’s history and traditions. Dance of war. I had the opportunity to see it live. Actions include violent but rhythmic body slapping and tongue protrusions to accompany a loud chant.
I hope you like this little photo diary I put together to share my time adventuring through Rotorua. Let me know if you have visited New Zealand and how did you like it. If anyone has any feedback I’d be so appreciative to receive your comments and questions below.
♥︎Unta
Unta 
is it really worth coming here? we’re going to NZ on November.. although we will arrive in Christchurch and focus on the south.. but I’ll might consider this one.. I haven’t experience any geothermal places before.. and it looks interesting.. super curious of the smell.. i wonder if I can handle it in person.. haha
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