Waitomo Glowworm Caves

The experience of the Waitomo Firefly Cave was amazing. As soon as you entered the cave, it was dark and quiet, and only the fireflies above you flickered like stars. Sitting on a boat, glide up and look up at the blue-green spots, as if floating in the galaxy. The whole process was quiet, no explanation, no noise, only the sound of water and light and shadow, making people completely immersed in the dreamy atmosphere. Short but unforgettable.

it was a trip to New Zealand with family. we visited Waitomo Glowworm Caves. it was a very fun and interesting experience.

very interesting place! joined the tour and the tour guide gave us a great introduction to the caves and the glowworms. we could see under the light what the worms looked like. afterwards, we got onto the boat and in total darkness, it really is a sky full of stars (glowworms). they are all over the cave! it’s like you entered a magical world! so amazing that such creatures exist on earth!

Driving along Highway 1 and 39 from the North Bank of Auckland, we can get to Waitomo Fireflies Cave for nearly three hours. Because we wanted to come here temporarily and didn't book tickets, we bought tickets to the ticket office with a slight hope. Fortunately, there are fewer people going to the cave in the afternoon and it's off season, so we still have tickets for 4:00 p.m. ~I suggest you return here. I made an appointment to buy tickets on Ctrip. In case it was cheaper, I had a meal here and waited for a while. With the tour guide and other tourists, we didn't have to worry about not understanding. Oh, the tour guide is a standard English pronunciation and very simple language, so it's no problem for me to think that there's no sense in the newspaper group. No photo studio is allowed in the firefly hole. So there's no real super beautiful, fantastic, but just a short one. I really hope to stay a little longer. The scale of the stalactite cave is worse than that of China, but it's well preserved. So the Indian tourists who are still worth seeing are still singing a song in the cave. It's a song praising God that has some echoes in such a mysterious cave. The trip was more religious and mysterious.

Waitomo Firefly Cave is a scenic spot in Rotoruabi, New Zealand. It is through a winding mountain road and enters a cave that only two people can pass through. You will find the fireflies dotted in the cave, like stars in the sky, very beautiful and magical. For us who grow up in the city, such a wonderful sight is rare. Unfortunately, the camera can not catch this movement. People's pictures, only you personally experience, can you feel the magic of nature.

The entrance hall of the firefly cave is made of logs and membranes, beside which stands wood carved red pillars engraved with gross profit totems. On the first floor, beside the staircase is a souvenir shop. It doesn't care about postcards, T-shirts, books and firefly dolls. It bought the popular MANUKAHONEY18+, a custom brand of Huaito Cave. The price is NT$80, which is cheaper than the supermarket, and hangs in another corner. If you like, you can take pictures and make postcards to make up for the regret that you can't take pictures in the cave. This can be charged about a dozen yuan. Up the stairs is a cafe and theatre. On one side of the wooden wall hangs photographs of the Maori patriarchal tower, Dinulao, and a British surveyor, Frank, exploring firefly holes many times. They are called the discovery of the Ninth Wonder of the world by later generations.

On the wall of the cave, the green light dots scattered all over the cave lay on top of each other. The green light shines on the dark water, doubling the light and shadow. This is a wonderful world belonging to the green elves. With the light rain to go to the firefly hole, the hole is not allowed to take photos, the sky is beautiful!