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Our 8th episode has us exploring the Rotorua region. Rotorua is one of those places where the earth literally breathes because this town sits on top of a geothermal hotspot. Upon entering the town, you'll be greeted with bubbling mud pools, steaming lakes and that iconic sulphur smell.🥚 Our day started at Kuirau Park, one of the few geothermal parks in the world that’s completely free to enter. In the middle of the city, there are even free geothermal baths, where anyone can soak their feet. Then we headed to the Redwoods Treewalk. These towering redwood trees were planted in 1901, and one can walk 28m above the forest floor, across a series of suspension bridges. It’s very magical towards the evening when the lanterns start glowing through the trees. But we did neither of those; we decided to walk the forest floor where we stood in awe of how tall the trees are. We wrapped up our day at Te Puia, one of Rotorua’s most iconic cultural and geothermal sites. Home to the Pōhutu Geyser (pronounced gee-zer), the largest active geyser in the Southern Hemisphere, it can erupt up to 30m high. Te Puia is also a place to experience authentic Māori culture — from haka performances to a yummy hangi dinner. If you’re planning a trip around the North Island, this is a day trip you absolutely shouldn’t miss!!! Places featured in this video: 📍Rotorua Town Centre 📍Kuirau Park (free geothermal park) 📍Redwoods Treewalk 📍Te Puia Experience (tickets to be booked in advance) Shot on: DJI Osmo Pocket 3 Follow us on Instagram: @taytikitour - new zealand, nz, nzwh, nz working holiday, rotorua, te puia, geyser, bay of plenty, north island