The Great Whakatane Sunshine Sale hits Hamilton!
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Tea Tasting at Zealong - New Zealand's Biggest Gap Year – Backpacker Guide New Zealand
Day 16: Today we are taking a tour and tea tasting at Zealong in Hamilton! Zealong is New Zealand’s only tea plantation and today’s activity for New Zealand’s Biggest Gap Year!
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Today we are in Hamilton in the Waikato region of New Zealand, where New Zealand’s only tea plantation is: Zealong! We hit the road to the Zealong Tea Estate for a surprisingly affordable tour and tea tasting.
Our guide tells us the history, as well as the process of tea making at Zealong Tea Estate. We learn how tea made its way from Asia to New Zealand before going into the tasting rooms to taste some Zealong Tea! It’s definitely a new experience for us – tasting tea at Zealong with many different cups, saucers and other utensils. It’s like a wonderful science experiment.
We taste around seven different fabulous teas at Zealong then do into the dining room for some amazing afternoon tea at Zealong: cakes, pastries, scones and so much more!
The evening ends at the Hamilton Central Backpaclers right in the city centre of Hamilton in the Waikato region of New Zealand. Thanks for joining us today! See you tomorrow!
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New Zealand Biggest Gap Year
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Robin and Laura from the online travel guide, BackpackerGuide.NZ, are challenging themselves to do 365 Days: 365 Activities. It’s New Zealand’s BIGGEST Gap Year! That way, we can bring you all the best activities, all the hidden gems, and a true backpacking New Zealand experience to YouTube and BackpackerGuide.NZ. Enjoy!
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He whakamana i te hononga ki waenganui i a Ngai Tahu me te iwi nona nei te whenua o Kaitao Rotohokahoka, e tuu mai ra te whare taapoi o Ngai Tahu, ara, a Rainbow Springs i Rotorua.
Allan Titford jailed: Te Roroa vindicated after 20 years
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New Zealand Chinese Language Week - Why should Kiwis learn Chinese?
To celebrate New Zealand Chinese Language Week at Te Pūtahi Reo the Language Learning Centre, 300-level Chinese language student Sophie Liew asks Chinese speakers from around Victoria University of Wellington 'why should Kiwis learn Chinese?' We hope our friendly interviewees will provide you with some encouragement to continue your Chinese learning journey or maybe get stuck in if you haven't yet started!
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Toku Kainga is in the River City
ko ia te whaitua tuawha nui rawa o te motu - he maha ona iwi me ona hapu - engari e mohiotia whanuitia ana ia mo te korero - He piko, he taniwha, he piko, he taniwha.
Ngā Tūmanako, Kapa Haka Regionals 2020, Auckland Aotea Square
Kapa Haka Regionals, Auckland Aotea Square
On Saturday inside the Aotea Centre many kapa haka performers came to contend in a fierce competition to represent Auckland at the Te Matatini Traditional Māori Performing Arts Festival. I was lucky to catch this amazing group of giving their wonderful permanence in the public at Auckland Aotea Square.
I think this group is Ngā Tūmanako, current national champions.
The information below is from the website
As part of Auckland Live Summer in the Square.
On this weekend more than 500 of Tāmaki Makaurau’s best kapa haka performers will contend in a fierce competition to represent Auckland at the Te Matatini Traditional Māori Performing Arts Festival.
Inside the Aotea Centre will be epic performances and rivalry as current national champions Ngā Tumanako are challenged by former victors, Te Waka Huia and Te Roopu Manutaki in an intense battle of kapa haka.
Outside you can soak up the atmosphere in Aotea Square where there’ll be kai, waiata and the occasional surprise performance by some of Aotearoa’s top kapa haka performers.
Nau piki mai rā! Ngā kapa haka o Tāmaki, ki te hoe!
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Learning English can be fun! This is how it is done in the Coromandel Outdoor Language Centre. We are a friendly school where we all take care of each other and help each other improve our English like a big family.
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帶你在桃園機場搭巴士直達台北西門町， 除了搭機場捷運外又多了一個新選擇
#桃園機場 #機場捷運 #西門町
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只要輸入優惠碼 AIKY 立即折扣NTD 10元
各國旅館、酒店比價查詢：
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大有巴士1961時刻表、票價以及路線圖：
桃園機場第一航廈和第二航廈皆可以搭乘大有巴士1961，本片以第二航廈為例子。想要知道第一航廈如何走到巴士站可以參考：
帶你在桃園機場搭巴士直達宜蘭，以後到台灣宜蘭旅遊再也不用到台北轉車了！(該影片帶你從第一航廈入境大廳走到巴士站)
外國旅客到台北旅遊不外乎搭乘機場捷運至台北車站
直達車約40分鐘的車程，票價台幣150元
如果住宿的地點在台北車站附近，可說是快速又方便
但也有不少外國朋友來到台北旅遊，住宿地點選擇在西門町附近
如果搭乘機場捷運勢必就要在台北車站轉乘台北捷運到西門町
中間多了轉乘的步驟。
如果不喜歡轉乘的朋友，又初次到台北旅遊對於環境比較陌生
可以在桃園機場考慮搭乘大有巴士1961，可以直達西門町
下車就是熱鬧繁華的西門町鬧區
1961分為通勤車和直達車，票價皆為台幣100元
通勤車車程約80分鐘、直達車車程約為60分鐘
未來到台北旅遊的你，可以參考
要搭機場捷運還是搭巴士到西門町
如果想要了解台灣的哪一處景點，可以在下面留言給我知道，我有時間就會抽空到當地做一個分享。
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Hamilton, New Zealand
Hamilton is the seat and most populous city of the Waikato Region, in the North Island of New Zealand.
The city encompasses a land area of about 110 km2 on the banks of the Waikato River, and is home to 156,800 people, making it New Zealand's fourth most-populous city. Hamilton City is part of the wider Hamilton Urban Area, which also encompasses the nearby towns of Ngaruawahia, Te Awamutu and Cambridge.
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NZ PM Helen Clark visits Egypt
SHOTLIST
1. Tilt down exterior of World Trade Centre
2. Wide of Helen Clark, New Zealand Prime Minister arriving at newly established New Zealand Embassy
3. Clark greeting Egyptian officials
4. Clark entering building during Powhiri, traditional Maori welcoming and blessing ceremony
5. Various of ceremony
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Helen Clark, New Zealand Prime Minister:
In establishing the New Zealand Embassy here in Cairo, we're recognising the importance to New Zealand of the relationship with Egypt as a way of engaging closely with the Middle East. We believe that being present here in Cairo, in this way will enable us to gain far more insights into this very critical region for the world.
7. Mid of Maori performers singing
8. Clark pulling back curtain from official plaque, reading engraving UPSOUND (English) Helen Clark: It says, the Embassy was officially opened by Helen Clark, Prime Minister of New Zealand on the 29th November, 2007. Thank you Minister for being with us.
9. Mid of plaque reading (English) New Zealand Embassy
10. SOUNDBITE (English) Helen Clark, New Zealand Prime Minister:
It's something we've been wanting for a long time and something the Egyptian government has encouraged us to do. Obviously when you're in the site in Cairo you're at the very heart of the leadership of the Arab world, the Arab League is here. We look for insights from the Egyptian government into what's happening in the region and of course we're interested in building the relationship in many ways across the trade and economic, the cultural and other forms of cooperation.
11. Pan of Maori performers singing
STORYLINE
New Zealand's Prime Minister, Helen Clark, was in Cairo on Thursday for the official opening of the New Zealand Embassy in Egypt.
Accompanied by a group of traditional Maori performers, Clark entered the embassy building amid a ceremonial Powhiri, a traditional Maori welcoming ceremony, as is customary in New Zealand and to New Zealand visitors overseas.
By establishing a New Zealand embassy in Cairo, Clark said we're recognising the importance to New Zealand of the relationship with Egypt as a way of engaging closely with the Middle East.
Being present here in Cairo, in this way will enable us to gain far more insights into this very critical region for the world, Clark told guests and officials at the ceremony.
Clark said opening a base in Cairo was something the Egyptian government had encouraged New Zealand to do for some time.
When you're in the site in Cairo you're at the very heart of the leadership of the Arab world, the Arab League is here. We look for insights from the Egyptian government into what's happening in the region, Clark told AP.
Clark's Egyptian visit is part of a two week journey around the world visiting heads of state and attending meetings.
The New Zealand Prime Minister visited Uganda for the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting and Germany where she met with German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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Coromandel New Zealand Accommodation, events & activities Beaches & Forests on Coromandel Peninsula
A binocular’s view across the gulf from Auckland, The Coromandel is everything that a big city isn’t. With a mountainous interior cloaked in native rainforest and more than 400 kilometres of dazzling white sand beaches, it is rustic, unspoiled and relaxed.Activities and attractions are plentiful, from fishing and diving to hiking and cycling. You might choose skydiving in Whitianga or a guided sea kayak tour around the coast. For the more adventurous there's Sleeping God Canyon, a 300m vertical descent down a set of waterfalls.
You could wander among the coolness of the pristine bush; The Coromandel is a walker’s paradise. Explore the relics from the area's gold mining heritage, follow the Karangahake Gorge and Coromandel Coastal Walkway, hike the Pinnacles, or hop on your bike and cycle the Hauraki Rail Trail. Or simply sit and relax in a warm bubbling pool at Hot Water Beach where you can dig your own spa two hours either side of low tide. Don't miss the spectacular Cathedral Cove, the jewel of a protected marine reserve.The Coromandel is the home of many artists and craftspeople. Pop into their studios – you’re welcome to visit – and pick up a unique piece of art or pottery to take home with you. It’s also the home of many events and concerts that draw locals and visitors alike to this remarkable place.Staying in The Coromandel is easy. Most of the accommodation providers have found themselves spectacular locations so whether your tastes are for the upmarket or the simple, you’ll find a room – or tent site – with an amazing view. It's just over an hour from Auckland airport, Rotorua and Hobbiton, and can be reached by road, air, or ferry.Thus it’s exciting to hear whispers of adventure sports in the shaft and to see the development of the Gold Discovery Centre, to commemorate and inform of the region’s proud history. Until this opens in September 2014 and the mine closes, take the excellent goldmine tour to get up close and personal with the extraction process, see the majestic Cornish pumphouse and walk around Martha’s 4km perimeter. This is New Zealand, so inevitably there’s a full panorama of stunning scenery and, considering she’s a mine, Martha ain’t too ugly at all.
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