Everyone who came to Wanaka knew that Wanaka had a lonely tree lying in the southwest corner of the lake. In the summer, the lake flows over the roots of the tree, and the twisted branches of the tree extend out of the water and reach the sky. This unusual scene has also attracted visitors from all over the world. I was in the early morning of the New Year. I walked alone from the pier for half an hour and walked to the lonely tree. There was no tourist, only the locals who occasionally ran in the morning. Next to the lonely tree, there is a small sign, I don't know if you noticed it. The map above marks a few places worth taking photos around Wanaka. A lonely tree is one of them. I will punch the cards one by one and show them to everyone. The beauty of Wanaka and the location suitable for taking pictures are clearly marked on this government-established brand. Wanaka Pier is photographed No1, and the lonely tree is No2.