Surbhi Shah
Cape Palliser Lighthouse – Wairarapa
Wairarapa is known for its coastlines, landscapes and wine. It is now one of the two international Dark Sky reserves in New Zealand. P.C: Pete Monk Photography
Aoraki Mount Cook National Park - Canterbury
Hailed as one of the finest locations for star-gazing, Aoraki or Mount Cook National Park comes under one of the world’s largest International Dark Sky reserve. Here, you can stargaze with the help of advanced telescopes and expert guides. P.C: Miles Holden
Great Barrier Island
Named as the first Island Sanctuary of the world, Great Barrier Island makes for a beautiful setting for star-gazing. You can even dine under the stars and listen to fascinating ancestral tales and facts from the local guides! P.C: Mark Russell
Tekapo Springs - Takapō
Star-gazing while relaxing in a hot pool? How can we say no to this blissful experience. Recline on a floating hammock, unwind with a glass of wine, and immerse in the shimmering night sky.
Adrift Tongariro - Tongariro Alpine Crossing
Go on hike through the breathtaking Tongariro Alpine Crossing. Walk beneath the Milky Way and enjoy the mesmerizing starry nights and a handful of shooting stars (if you are lucky!). P.C: Zhi Yuen Yap
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