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Fiordland National Park
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Fiordland National Park
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This is the largest and southernmost of the four Te Wahipounamu UNESCO-listed parks. It's a stunning area of fjords (including the famous Milford Sound), along with lakes, waterfalls, and cliffs perfect for hiking, climbing, or hunting.
Overview of Fiordland National Park
This is the largest and southernmost of the four Te Wahipounamu UNESCO-listed parks. It's a stunning area of fjords (including the famous Milford Sound), along with lakes, waterfalls, and cliffs perfect for hiking, climbing, or hunting.
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- Type of place: national park.
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- Area: 12,607 km².
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- Website: https://www.fiordland.org.nz
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