Akaroa is a must-visit in New Zealand

🌈- Cultural characteristics: Akaroa is one of the most historic places in New Zealand, with a strong French style. The street names and architectural styles all reflect the influence of French culture. It is also home to the Ōnuku marae of the Ngāi Tahu tribe and the Karaweko wharenui meeting hall, where Maori culture is also passed down. 🌈- Tourist Attractions 🎉- Akaroa Harbour: Formed by the erosion of waves from an ancient volcanic crater, it is a rocky bay and a natural shelter. Visitors can enjoy the sea and mountain scenery, as well as go out to sea to watch whales and dolphins. 🎉- Akaroa Lighthouse: It is the town’s landmark building with a unique architectural style. It guides sailors and adds a romantic atmosphere to the town. The surrounding scenery is beautiful and suitable for taking photos. 🎉- Ōnuku Church: With a unique history and architectural style, it is one of the oldest churches in New Zealand. The interior is beautifully decorated, showcasing early religious culture and artistic features. 🍗- Food recommendation: Akaroa has abundant seafood resources. Lobster, abalone, salmon and other seafood are of high quality and can be cooked in a variety of ways. In addition, as a former French colony, there are French bread, cheese, wine, etc., as well as New Zealand's specialties such as grass-fed lamb and Manuka honey.