Saturday, July 17, 2010

My family members go to Dunedin, New Zealand


My family went to Dunedin, New Zealand. My family members reaching at Dunedin. My family members stayed overnight at Quality Hotel Cargills, Dunedin , We reached Dunedin at approximately 2.10pm. My family members present prayer canalise go to Penguin Place, Dunedin. My family members reaching at Penguin Place parking vans rented walk to building Penguin Place walk family members ascend bus tour way visit at Penguin Place, family members see visit walk underground house and house wood. My family members quite see visitor walk for animals penguins after and have rain, walk ascend bus tour return building Penguin Place, canalise family members ascend vans rented and return hotel. My family members rest and for before prayer and dinner, tomorrow.

How what you the Penguin Place?

Penguin Place is a private conservation reserve dedicated in helping this endangered species survive. The project is entirely funded by the guided tours. This funding provides habitat restoration, predator control, a research programme and on-site rehabilitation care, for the sick, starving and wounded.

The Penguins

Yellow Eyed Penguin
Hoiho (noise shouter).
Megadyptes Antipodes (the great southern diver)

Yellow Eyed Penguins are the worlds most endangered penguin, and live only in south east areas of New Zealand waters, on our mainland estimated numbers are as low as 700 individuals. The species is the third tallest and weigh between 5-6 kg and are capable of living to 20-25 years old, unfortunately today most of them will never reach breeding age.

Since the arrival of man, extinction has become a real threat, this land was once forested and free of land predators. The lack of suitable breeding areas, mammal predation and human disturbance are three key reasons for the decline. Here at Penguin Place all three issues are combated through our project, each year a few thousand native trees are planted back in the reserve, plus by providing nest boxes- the same shade, privacy and security is gained in an immediate solution.

On-going predator control ensures a safer environment and by conducting guided tours the wildlife is left undisturbed which allows them to behave naturally.

Our own scientist carries out a research programme, from this we have in-depth records of the individuals lives, breeding success, ages etc. By continually monitoring the breeding between three separate colonies we keep tabs to ensure our tours do not impact in the birds success.

While monitoring we keep an eye out for any penguins in trouble, our Penguin hospital gives a second chance at life for any who are wounded, malnourished or chicks who have been abandoned. We have a very high success in rehabilitation and our efforts are not only aiding our private colonies, but the entire coast. Penguins found elsewhere in need are brought here for us to care for.

The Tour
minute guided tours.

The tour begins with a short talk outlining the issues Yellow Eyed penguins are facing, the lifecycle and how the project is carried out. A short bus trip over the farm takes the small groups to the reserve. While in the reserve your guide will lead you on foot through a unique system of covered trenches into viewing hides. Allowing access to the living areas and breeding grounds of this shy penguin, which provides the opportunity to witness and photograph undisturbed activity at close range.


Participants need to be comfortable on their feet as it is a walking tour, over the hour a maximum of 900 metres will be covered.
Summer (October - March)

Tours begin 10:15am and run throughout the day until late afternoon


Winter (April - September)
3:15pm onwards times vary slightly due to daylight hours and fishing conditions


Please ring for specific tour times.


On any one of our tours you are guaranteed to see penguins and in doing so you are helping in the survival of this endangered species.



My family members nice much funny and thank you at Penguin Place,Dunedin. My family members visitor see much have animals penguins nice for quite.

Thanks sister,

Nabila (Kak Bila)

Wednesday, July 14, 2010

My family members go from Wellington to Picton,New Zealand


My family members returned the rented cars, took our bags and canalized to the ferry interislander send bring my bags family members ascend ferry interislander (ship kaitaki) for to Picton. My family members way ferry interislander (ship kaitaki) from Wellington way for to Picton, New Zealand. My family members interior interislander ship kaitaki for happy pleasant see visit beautiful have animals interior sea north and south island in New Zealand. My family members reaching at Picton,way terminal take my bags family members . Sibling and uncles go Picton Car Rental Europcar ,Interisland Ferry Terminal,office 8 Picton, SI 722o for Europcar , canalise take for rental vans Europcar send my family members ascend rental vans and canalise for way go to Christchurch, reaching now at Christchurch Motel night.

My family fun pleasant visitor ascend ferry interislander ship kaitaki see visit beautiful have animals interior
sea north and south island in New Zealand. My family thanks for ferry interislander ship kaitaki.

Thank you me sister,
Nabila (Kak Bila)

Tuesday, July 6, 2010

My family go to Paradise Valley Spring Rotorua, New Zealand


My family members go to Paradise Valley Spring Rotorua, New Zealand. My family members enter at Paradise Valley Spring,walking go see have all animals much are Lions, Deer, Opossums, Pigs, Rabbits, Sheep, Thar, Wallabies, Trout, Native Eeals, Kea, Kakariki, Waterbird Wetland, Campbell Island Teal, Alpacas, Donkey, Goats, Miniature Horse, Suffolk Sheep. My family members taste drinks spring water are natural mineral. My family members walking treetops walkway. My family member return way to Wellington,New Zealand.

How what you the at Paradise Valley Spring?

At Paradise Valley Spring, visitor can interact with a variety of wildlife that is found wild around New Zealand. Animals such as Deer, Pigs, Thar and Wallabies may be hand fed.

See Rainbow and Brown Trout in our crystal-clear pools and wild in the Ngongataha Stream that winds though our park.

Get up close to friendly farm animals in the lively streamside farmwalk Alpacas, Goats,a Miniature Horse and Sheep to name a few.

View native New Zealand birds waterfoul on, our wetland and walk-through native alpine parrots the Kea.

Taste pure spring water straight from our natural spring, or purchase some of our, own bottled 'Paradise Pure' take away with you.

Experience our elevated rainforest treetops walkway, hidden six metres high amongst bush and huge native trees.

Also get close to our Lion pride and check out exciting Lion feeding at 2.30pm every day.

We have a gorgeous Lion Cub who was born at the start of February 2010. He is available every day for patting - no extra charge!

Open everyday of the year, including all public holidays,
from 8am till dark with last entry at 5pm.

Situated only 10 minutes drive from Rotorua city - away from the traffic noise and that sulphur smell that Rotorua is known for! We are an
all weather attraction suitable for all age groups, and there is
plenty of parking.


WE HOPE TO WELCOME YOU TO PARADISE SOON

My family members welcome to Paradise Valley Spring Rotorua, New Zealand.
Come my family members see have much all animals and other. My family members thanks for Paradise Valley Spring
.

Thank you me sister,
Nabila (Kak Bila).



Friday, July 2, 2010

My family members go to Te Puia Rotorua,New Zealand


My family members go to Te Puia Rotorua,New Zealand. My family members enter at Te Puia,coach for visitor walk see together learn building story history and other,canalise my family members enter hall see dance show call "haka" and maori let's he and she who that noble dance for my family and all visitor try for dance call "haka" at Moari Cultural Show and Moari Haka Worrior dance at happy much nice. Canalise sibling uncle takes van rental,canalise my family members ascend van rental rain today morning just now. Canalise way go to Paradise Valley Spring Rotorua, New Zealand.

How what you the
Te Puia ?

Te Puia Introduction

Many people, many years and infinite stories are threaded into the history of Te Puia. Here stunning cultural performers excite and entertain in daily concerts during our Maori culture tours in Rotorua, New Zealand.

Step into an ancient valley at our Rotorua tourist attraction where geysers, mud pools and boiling waters still play after 40,000 years.

Discover the fascinating traits of New Zealand's national icon and listen to the songs of other birds in our beautiful valley.

As direct descendants, guides offer an insight into our lives, our activities and our land that no other tour in New Zealand can match.

Te Puia Rotorua Tourist Attractions

Enjoy a range of Maori culture tours and tourist attractions at Te Puia:

The New Zealand Maori Arts and Crafts Institute

For 38 years, students from tribes across New Zealand have converged on the New Zealand Maori Arts and Crafts Institute (NZMACI) at Te Puia to learn traditions in danger of being lost forever.

Like the pictures of a book, arts and crafts are the pages of the Maori culture. It's how stories were told and passed down through generations; how traditions and genealogy were preserved. History was carved and woven.

Whakarewarewa Thermal Valley

For local Maori, the Whakarewarewa Valley is more than a natural wonder. According to tribal history, this was the place where the Goddesses of fire, Te Pupu and Te Hoata, emerged from the earth's core, inhaling and exhaling, creating the geysers, hot springs and mud pools.

It is within this valley where the fortress of Te Puia once stood, a stronghold never taken in battle. And it is here where the descendants of the ancients still live today, walking and guiding you through a land more than 40,000 years old.

Kiwi House

The Kiwi House opened as a display centre in 1976 and spent fledging years learning and understanding the needs of New Zealand's national icon.

In 1986 Te Puia began receiving injured kiwi, often found in traps or on roadsides. It became a haven and achieved the highest rate of recovery and survival for the injured birds.

Because they are extremely sensitive, this is the only place where photography is not permitted. Yet by coming to Te Puia, visitors contribute to the kiwi's survival.

Maori Cultural Performances

Stories of old soar to life again through song. Poi and stick games reveal how favourite past times were, in fact, training for agility and co-ordination. For everything there was a purpose, yet the learning was fun.

The spirit of Te Puia's daily Maori Cultural Performances, Kapa Haka, is to learn, to enjoy and also to be uplifted. Maori performers will sense the weary and focus their energy intently. It is irresistible!

As the birthplace of tourism in New Zealand, the Rotorua region and its peoples are known as the tribe of hospitality. It is their trademark and the performing arts are their speciality.

Guided Tours

At Te Puia, guiding is as natural as humour. It is in our bones. Many guides are the sons and daughters, grandchildren and great grandchildren of the guides of old. They tell stories that have been told for generations and share their own.

The special connection guides have with the land and its' history ensures tours at Te Puia are unlike any other in New Zealand.

Korero Tuku Iho

For the first time, Te Puia will begin to share knowledge that has been carefully stored and, at times, fiercely guarded for generations.

It is the story of creation, an account so ancient it reaches back into the realms of nothingness—before all life, before all worlds, before humankind.

All tribes have their own histories. In Te Arawa, this is our belief of where we came from, before life as we know it, through the heavens, into the world of mankind to where we are today. It is the answer to Ko Wai Ahau? Who Am I?

For further information about our Rotorua tourist attraction, please contact us or visit our Maori culture tours in Rotorua Web site.

History of Te Puia

Preserving Maori traditions was never just a dream. It was a frightening and forced reality. For the Maori culture was once on the brink of being wiped off the face of the earth.

In 1918, an influenza epidemic decimated Maori communities across New Zealand. Masters of knowledge were lost. The skills of carvers and weavers were buried with them—and fear stirred. For the traditional arts and crafts were the chronicles of the culture, carving and weaving centuries of history, recording families, language and every facet of every tribe.

In 1926 a group of tauira (students) were chosen to revive the art of whakairo (carving) at a time when Maori arts and crafts were at risk of being lost.

In 1963 the Government recognised the real threat to the indigenous race of New Zealand and passed an Act to encourage, foster, train students, exhibit works and restore the Maori culture and Maori arts and crafts.

In 1967, the first carving intake representing tribes throughout the country entered the New Zealand Maori Arts and Crafts Institute in Rotorua. It was built in the reserve of Te Whakarewarewa Geothermal Valley where tourism had been thriving for more than a century.

Tourism would be the lifeline for the Institute, under the Act it was required to become self-supporting. To this day, it is visitor revenue that allows the continued training of young Maori and more.

For further information about our Rotorua tourist attraction, please contact us or visit our Maori culture tours in Rotorua Web site.

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Thanks sister,

Nabila (Kak Bila)


Thursday, July 1, 2010

My family members go to Tamaki Maori Village Rotorua,New Zealand


My family members go to Tamaki Maori Village Rotorua,New Zealand last night. My family pick up and let's ascend bus tour go to Tamaki Maori Village Rotorua last overnight just now. My family members and during coach for visitors. My family members enter at Tamaki Maori Village last night. My family members go ranks stand for see dance call "haka" Maori Worrior ,canalise walk see what story how Unitara's Maori Village,my families ranks ranking for see dance call "haka" or war dance show the tradition of Farewell Uitara's for show before and after dance show,canalise my family members eat for dinner to restaurant. My family members after eat to restaurant and dance ascend bus tour, during coach for visitors,return to motel. My family members return at motel.

How what you the at Tamaki Maori Village ?

From the moment I got picked up in the shuttle bus to go to the Tamaki Experience, I knew I was in for a real cultural treat.
Our driver informed us we had to imagine we weren’t actually riding on a bus, we were travelling in a Waka, the Maori word for canoe, and she set about telling us what was in store for the night ahead.
She asked one of the men to volunteer as chief for the night, which would involve gaining acceptance from the Maori tribe on entry into their village.

We would later realise just how important a role our chief would play throughout the evening.
On arrival at the village, we were greeted by the guardian of warfare Tumatauenga, with a Powhiri (welcome), to determine whether we were friend or foe. This was followed with a welcome from Tangaoroa, in honour of the voyage across Te Moana Nui A Kiwa – The Great Ocean of Kiwa – or the Pacific Ocean. He honoured the manuhiri (guests) with a gift of shells. Then we were amazed by a Wero (challenge) from Ruaumoko, the Guardian of volcanoes, geothermal activity and all earth’s power. He wowed the crowds with a spectacular blazing Taiaha display of Maori weaponry.The final welcome came from Tane Mahuta – Guardian of the forest. He welcomed the crowd into the huge native Tawa forest which is home to Tamaki Maori Village, and issued the final challenge and gift of a fern – the peace token or Teka. After the gift was accepted by our chief, we were given a Haka Powhiri (welcome Haka) to acknowledge our peaceful visit.The invitation was sealed with the call of the women – the Karanga – which apparently was essential for us to enter the village.It was a moving experience, and gave a real impression of what it would feel like to enter a Maori village.
Once inside, we were able to look around the home of the warrior sect of Ngati Tama. This is where the chosen few learn the art of becoming a warrior. We had the chance to meet the villagers themselves, learn about their lives and hear their tribal stories.
Their stories link the history to the land, to their ancestors, to the people of today.

I was told their costumes are the product of six months work and research, and the Tamaki show includes a strong link to earliest Maori arrival from Polynesia.Each of the outfits has been handcrafted and inspired by the textures, colours and resources available to earliest Maori, with a specific emphasis on feathers, shell and flax.
A piercing sound of a Putatara (shell horn) summoned us into the meeting house for a tribal hui. This involved an amazing display of song, haka, poi and weaponry displays to celebrate and remember their hardships, battles won and sacred traditions.
It was then time for a hangi feast, a delicious meal of meats and veges all cooked traditionally on hot rocks in an earthen oven for several hours to give an amazing flavour and real “melt in the mouth” yumminess. Our night drew to a close with Poroporoaki – the tradition of farewell, and final words from the storyteller to set us on our Waka ride home.

My family
members happy see dance show call this is "haka" much nice!!!!.

Thanks me sister likes,
Nabila (Kak Bila).

My family members go to Skyline Skyrides Rotorua,New Zealand

Photo my family right : Younger sister Nur Istianah, Oldest sister Nabila, Younger brother cousins Haikal, Arief, My mother Rosnina, Aunt Jusniar and Younger sister cousin Nur Amallina in Skyline Skyrides Rotorua,New Zealand.

My family members go to Skyline Skyrides Rotorua, New Zealand. Photographer take picture for my family members above gondola ride to Mount Ngongotaha Skyline Skyrides . My family members for breakfast in terraces cafe Skyline Skyrides eat before,eat after canalise to luge rides happy my family members team start luge rides nice. After luge rides finish canalise return chairlift base to Skyrides. Cousins and younger brother or sister noble go to Sky Swing happy. Return gondola ride under to Skyline Skyrides walk enter building Skyline Skyrides, photographer give book picture for my family members buy take book picture speak what ask how many price give money photographer. Canalise at vacations.Return at motel for to pray and eat slim,canalise go to vacations.

My family members much come me all visit nice.

Thank you me sister,
Nabila(Kak Bila)

My family members go to Milford Sound,New Zealand

Nabila and my mother Rosnina in Milford Sound,New Zealand.

My family members go to Milford Sound,New Zealand. Photographer take picture for my family members passengers ascend ship way have animals watching out for dolphins, seals and penguins. Photographer give book picture for my family members buy take book picture speak what ask how many price give money photographer. Return to parking for pray, canalise way to Queenstown,New Zealand.

How what you the Milford Sound Wildlife?

Milford Sound Nature Cruises

Milford Sound Daytime Cruises

Explore Milford Sound on an extended and relaxed Nature Cruise.

With specialist nature guides on board, Real Journeys Nature Cruises offer a close-up experience of Milford Sound’s rainforest, soaring rock walls, and wildlife. Throughout the cruise, the guides share stories of the fiord’s history and are happy to answer your questions.

Nature Cruises have a flexible itinerary that allows plenty of time to enjoy the scenery and to pause to view highlights. Cruise so close to waterfalls that water soaks the foredeck, or drift gently while watching out for dolphins, seals and penguins.

Milford Sound Scenic Cruises

Milford Sound Daytime Cruises

Enjoy Milford Sound’s dramatic scenery from the comfort of a spacious modern vessel.

Our Scenic Cruise vessels have purpose-built observation lounges and large decks, so you can be sure you’ll get some great viewing opportunities. Keep a look out for wildlife such as seals basking on the rocks.

We have a wide range of dining options on board so treat yourself to a delicious lunch while watching the scenery drift past.

During the cruise, the friendly crew provide commentaries in several languages and point out highlights such as Mitre Peak and the Pembroke Glacier.

My family members come me much vacations nice. Travel many much all the in New Zealand nice.

Thanks me sister,
Nabila (Kak Bila)