The Milford Highway is the gateway to the Milford Sound from Te Anau and is known as the "world's most beautiful" alpine road by Lonely Planet. The picturesque scenery along the way, both New Zealand's largest natural grassland, imagined in the oily grass covered with golden luster, overlooking the Eglington Valley, dreams like a fairyland. The best viewing mirror lake with the reflection of the snow-capped mountains, the reflection of the lake and the real scene constitute two parallel worlds, which are really unclear. Also worth mentioning is the world's only granite tunnel Homer Tunnel, where the traffic lights are the highest in New Zealand, and parking is also an honor. If you are lucky enough, you can see the endangered scorpion parrot. It is the only alpine parrot in the world. It often chases people to ask for food, but once it develops the habit of being fed by tourists, it will lose its predation. Ability is not easy to survive in the wild, so it is recommended not to feed.

Today, I was planning to travel to the New Zealand World Heritage Site - Fiordland National Park. Just after we finished our breakfast and prepared to leave, there was news from the front that the road to the Fiordland Park had been blocked due to a car accident. It was only opened in the afternoon and could not catch up with the cruise to the fjord, so it took another half a day in Queenstown. Find a coffee shop and sit quietly at Lake Wakatipu. This is not only the third largest lake in New Zealand, but also a concentrated area for outdoor activities, such as skiing uphill, surfing, jets. There are everything in the rafting boat, and the bungee jumping in the world is from Queenstown. Drive to the next destination, Lake Te Anau in the afternoon. It is located in the southwestern part of the South Island and is the second largest lake in New Zealand. On the west side of the lake are three large fjords, including Beiwan, Zhongwan and Nanwan. You can also go boating on the lake and visit the Te Anau firefly cave. The happy day is over.