Nelson Lakes, and Abel Tasman), miles of sandy beaches, and adjoins two wine regions (including Marlborough, New Zealand’s largest). Or perhaps it’s the makers: the artists, horticulturists ...

Historically, the lake was used to cleanse the bones of the dead before their spirits returned to the ancestral homeland.

Tourists visiting New Zealand’s Nelson Lakes National Park have been asked to wipe their shoes before entering Lake Rotomairewhenua. The waterbody, also known as Blue Lake due to its pristine ...

The lake is known as Rotomairewhenua, or Blue Lake, and it sits inside Nelson Lakes National Park in New Zealand’s South Island. According to reports by CNN, Nelson Tasman and other scientific ...