Great places for shopping in Te Kuiti in June (updated in 2024)

"What a country, exaggerated to say that a country with a very clean natural environment. People often joke that our rainwater in New Zealand, after testing is pure water, how amazing. So in New Zealand you can't buy pure water to drink, because, if you want to drink, just when it rains, look up, open your mouth, and drink!"

"Properly buy health care stores, there are chain stores, such as in Auckland and Queenstown. Its price is quite expensive, usually the tour guides take it in, locals do not go to its home."

"Very old-fashioned department store, things are not cheap, can buy some British products, no price advantage, but you can go shopping. The product display structure is the same as all department stores. The home on the top floor sells some Italian ceramic works, exquisite but expensive."

"The coffee shop above the market, the cakes and bread are very good, there is fried rice inside, here is mainly cheap, there are many people in the morning, not every day there is a market, very lively."

"The place is not very big, the environment is a bit old, but in fact, you can still walk around here to feel the local folk customs, their locals are still selling various daily necessities, and flowers and plants."

"The Auckland Fish Market is on the edge of the viaduct port. It is very close. Although the market is not big, there are some seafood stalls. There are also several restaurants next to it. You can go directly to the restaurant to eat seafood. You can also buy seafood back to the hotel to cook by yourself. We belong to the latter. As for whether we can buy seafood to go to the restaurant for processing, we did not ask, the seafood here is still very fresh, green mouth shellfish is cheap and delicious."

"This market is said to be New Zealand’s largest. It feels quite big and the traffic is very convenient. When we went there were parking spaces, we parked the car and bought some vegetables. The vegetables here are very fresh and the price is very affordable. There are many private small shops selling many small shops. Locals come to buy more."

"countdown is part of Australia's famous retail giant Woolworths. In 1981, it opened its first store in Christchurch, New Zealand's South Island. According to online information, countdown currently has more than 180 supermarkets, is the largest supermarket chain in New Zealand."

"In the Auckland Airport restricted area, the scale is not very large, but the goods are also a dazzling array, and the most people are not in the purchase area, everyone is in the Queen Street near the duty-free shop to buy goods, come here to pick up the goods, the queue of people dragon is really spectacular. DFS staff are basically Chinese now, and communication is not difficult at all."

"After passing the security check on the right side of the international terminal, like other duty-free shops, they are all duty-free products such as tobacco, wine and cosmetics. The brand is also similar. After going in, I feel that there is no surprise and go to other places to see."