Fiordland National Park - The Cleanest Places in the World
Located at the southern tip of New Zealand's west coast, the park encompasses beautiful landscapes and wild surprises. The mountains are covered with tropical forests. Because it is the largest park in New Zealand, the park is an attraction for those who practice hunting and fishing, or for those who want to collect the precious stones that are hidden in this beautiful area. The region brings clean air currents from Antarctica, which makes the park to be one of the cleanest places on the planet. Fiordland National Park, the largest in New Zealand has an area over 12,500 square kilometers. The country of fjords basically constitutes of mountains. They are a continuation of the Southern Alps and their height reaches 3000 meters. In the past, this area was covered with a huge glacier, which is melting, cut up the slopes of the mountain range, deep gorges, forming many picturesque bays, fjords, and long, narrow lakes
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New Zealand Mother Nature has generously endowed beauty. And the best and most beautiful landscapes of New Zealand are concentrated here - in the Land of Fjords. Everyone who gets in these parts for the first time is amazed. It seems that even today any man's foot stepped on this earth. A feature of the coast of Fiordland is that the rocks forming the coves go into the water sharply and it seems that the place to find the landing is simply not possible. Another feature of these places is surprisingly the close proximity of the forest with glaciers. Another place where the southern beech, laurel, myrtle is so closely side by side with a snow-crystal layer of ice, perhaps cannot be found on the Earth
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