【庫克山】庫克山國家公園

Mount Cook National Park is located in the Midwest of New Zealand's South Island and extends 40-90 km inland from the 450-km West Coast. Mount Cook National Park is a long and narrow park with a length of 64 kilometers, a minimum of 20 kilometers, 70,696 hectares and 40% of the glaciers. Mount Cook National Park has the highest peaks and largest glaciers. There are 27 snow-capped mountains with an altitude of over 3,050 meters in New Zealand. 22 of them are located in this park. The highest one is Mount Cook, which is 3,755 meters above sea level. Cook's Maori language is also known as Aoraki, meaning "the mountain of clouds", from the mouth of Arthur in the south, to the main mountain in the west, and is in the middle of the most spectacular scenery of the Southern Alps. Mount Cook is very spectacular. It is generally recommended to enjoy the short-distance hiking while enjoying the cute animals on the mountain, such as the Tar sheep and the red deer.