New Zealand, located at the southwestern edge of the Pacific Ocean, is the most remote developed nation in the world. Positioned on the boundary of two tectonic plates, its two main islands boast an array of natural wonders and beauty. The South Island features the majestic Southern Alps and the breathtaking Fiordland, while the North Island is home to the stunning Lake Taupo.
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