A lake shining in emerald color,
Waimangu Valley
Experience the pristine nature of Waimangu Volcanic Valley, a unique attraction in Rotorua, New Zealand. This valley, formed by the large-scale eruption of Mt. Tarawera in 1886, has a well-organized course where you can trek while encountering natural wonders and geothermal areas. Take a healing time while viewing the main attractions of Volcanic Valley.
The mystery of nature itself,
Waimangu Volcanic Valley
Discover one of the world's largest thermal lakes at Waimangu Volcanic Valley, a self-guided trek through a mystical geothermal area in New Zealand. You'll encounter jaw-dropping views from viewpoints along the way. From the geothermal Frying Pan Lake, to Lake Echo Ray and Inferno Crater, we recommend a course that allows you to see them all.
Introducing the main attractions
See the world's largest hot spring lake at the viewpoint nicknamed 'Frying Pan Lake' for its boiling steam and hot water. Then, observe real-time geothermal activity at Echo Ray Lake, which was created by an eruption about 100 years ago. Finally, catch the water changing color at Inferno Crater! The beautiful blue lake is said to have a temperature of up to 80 degrees Celsius.
Healing in the great outdoors
How about spending some healing time after trekking at the cafe located at the entrance of Waimangu? Take in the scenery of Waimangu Volcanic Valley at a glance and take unforgettable photos here! Waimangu Volcanic Valley is also a unique ecosystem where various plants and animals live, and you have the opportunity to meet rare and endangered species that only live in the valley.
Experience the endlessly beautiful nature of New Zealand!
address :
Waimangu Visitor Center
587 Waimangu Road, Rotorua 3043 New Zealand
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Operating hours:
8:30am - 4:30pm
※ Entry is only allowed at the time you selected. Please arrive 15 minutes before your selected time.
※ Admission closes 2 hours before closing time.
※ Operating hours may vary depending on the season, so please refer to the official website before visiting.
Waimangu Volcanic Valley