Rakiura National Park, National park in New Zealand
Rakiura National Park encompasses a large part of Stewart Island, with lush rainforests and diverse wildlife.
Established in 2002, Rakiura is the newest national park in New Zealand.
The park holds great significance for the native Maori culture, with ancient sites and legends.
Visitors can explore Rakiura via hiking trails, including the famous Rakiura Track.
Known for its minimal light pollution, the park offers one of the best spots for stargazing in the Southern Hemisphere.
Location: Southland Region
Inception: 2002
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Rakiura National Park encompasses a large part of Stewart Island, with lush rainforests and diverse wildlife.
Moturau Moana is known for its diverse collection of native plants and breathtaking views.
The Rakiura Track offers a glimpse into New Zealand's wild and scenic Stewart Island.
Dog Island Lighthouse stands proudly off the coast of Invercargill.
