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الأربعاء، 20 أغسطس 2014

Aoraki / Mount Cook, New Zealand

Aoraki / Mount Cook, New Zealand
New Zealand's highest mountain, the 3,754 meter high Aoraki / Mount Cook area of ​​700 square kilometers, is rising in the middle of a national park. This majestic mountain, the 2,000 meter high peak of 140 hosts and a giant glacier is 2. New Zealand's largest glacier, the Tasman Glacier is located in the mountains.

New Zealand native Maori language "clouds wound meaning" mountain Aoraki, Mount Cook in 1851, and since 1998, also known as Aoraki / Mount Cook modified. Protected area since 1887, in 1953, Aoraki / Mount Cook National Park has been declared.

Mount Cook in 1992 was higher than 20 meters from today. On this date, from a peak of 10 million cubic meters of broken ice and rock shifted to the valley.


The first person to reach the summit of the mountain, Edmund Hillary of New Zealand became a national hero. In e.hillary peaking in 1948, and has climbed Mount Everest also famous for being the first person. Everest preparations before the Aoraki / Mount Cook made ​​in the mountains.

Located on the south side of the mountain, Hooker and Mueller glaciers located at the end of the small villages, mountains, is known by the same name; Aoraki / Mount Cook Village.

Starting in the town of Tekapo, Lake Tekapo lake road extending parallel to the Aoraki / Mount Cook while moving toward its extraordinary beauty finds oneself in the midst of nature. Green meadows, still greenish turquoise reflection on Lake Tekapo indescribable. We're excited to go lie down and close to the mountains.
Where is Mount Cook

Zealand, which is the highest mountain Aoraki / Mount Cook, New Zealand's South Island, South of the Alps (Southern Alps) is in the middle.









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