New Zealand ｜Visit Milford Sound

#OverseasTravel #NewZealand #NewZealand #NaturalTravel Fiordland National Park is located in the southwest of New Zealand's South Island, covering an area of ​​approximately 1.25 million hectares. The steep cliffs and waterfalls in the park have earned it the reputation of "the eighth natural wonder of the world" and it was designated as a World Heritage Site in 1986. The best way to visit Milford Sound is to take a cruise and enjoy the scenery of the fjord along the way. The landmark of Milford Sound is a mountain cliff that looks like a triangular chocolate. You can see this landmark when you board the cruise ship at the cruise terminal. The trip starts from here and travels in the fjord for two hours. The most beautiful thing in the fjord is the waterfalls formed by the steep terrain imprinted by the glaciers. There are really countless waterfalls in this fjord, which is also the most exciting part of the trip. When the boat approached Fairy Falls, the sun was behind the boat and the sunlight was directly on the waterfall. We were located between the sun and the waterfall, and we could see several bright rainbows appearing at the same time at the waterfall. It was so beautiful that it was beyond words. Another interesting experience was when the cruise ship approached Stirling Falls, the captain told the passengers to be careful because friends standing on the deck would get wet, but they could put on the raincoats provided on the ship to feel the power of the waterfall, so friends put on raincoats one after another. Some passengers even did not put on raincoats in such a biting cold and windy weather to greet the waterfall, and of course they ended up getting soaked! #Overseas Travel# I miss you so much