20 unique 'things' in New Zealand

New Zealand is known as the "paradise on the ground", here are many special things that make this country the ideal destination for many tourists in the world.

1 . The number of working hours per week in New Zealand is the lowest in the world: 35 hours / week.

2 . New Zealanders have a habit of staying at home at night and often go to bed at 22:00.

3 . They rarely leave the house after 20:00 (8pm).

4 . The most popular sport in New Zealand is rugby, rapids and rapids.

New Zealand is a country of people who love adventure and adventure. So it is no surprise that this place is the birthplace of Bungee jumping adventure sport , especially this game is not for those with heart disease.

Bungee jumping adventure sport is loved in New Zealand.(Illustration).

5 . New Zealand education focuses highly on personal development, initiative, and creativity. Therefore, the test hours will never appear to cheat students.

Another difference, when the bell rang for the end of the hour, all students immediately stopped the pen even with only a few words ending. Quoting other people's opinions without consent, allowing to be considered plagiarism, piracy. This crime is very heavy and you will be forced to quit school immediately.

1. Primary level: from grade 1 to grade 6
2. Middle school level: from grade 7 to grade 8
3. High school: from grade 9 to grade 13

Higher education for science, academic majors . usually lasts from three to four years, but vocational training for basic careers has a longer training period to ensure learners can meet love. bridge of work.

1. All New Zealand universities are public schools.
2. New Zealand is in the top 10 countries with the highest postgraduate qualification in the world.

6 . Food in New Zealand is diverse and rich. The dishes have a mix of Asia and Europe. The city of Ackland has nearly 900 restaurants from China, Thailand . There is a type of restaurant that allows you to bring drinks, but the opening fee is called "BYO".

7 . Fast food items are not favored in this country. New Zealanders prefer seafood over meat. Their meals usually have at least four dishes, meat or fish plus three dishes of vegetables.

8 . Eating out is a very normal thing for Kiwi people, but they take breakfast very seriously. They rewarded a hearty breakfast at home with lamb, milk, potatoes, sweet potatoes, vegetables and fruits.

Going to breakfast at a restaurant in New Zealand is considered lavish and wasteful. But on weekends regardless of young and old, they pull together to the bar to have fun.

9 . New Zealand's famous bread is white bread. This dish has high nutritional value, long-term preservation, but they are not good for children and pregnant women, they can cause mastectomy in women.

10 . The first product you are recommended to buy immediately upon arrival in New Zealand is an umbrella. Because the weather here changes to dizziness, frequent and sudden rain.

11 . Rainbows appear often, sometimes with double rainbows.

Double rainbows often appear in New Zealand.

12 . considered the world's steepest street located on the outskirts of Dunedin, south of New Zealand. This road has a length of 350m, the difference between the height - the lowest is 70m, the slope of the road is 38.3m.

13 . Avenue "July 9" is the largest boulevard in the world with a length of 1km, 110m wide.

14 . Lombard is the most steep and zigzag road in the world.

15 . Galleria in New Zealand is a street named as a unique shopping haven with glass dome.

Galleria is known as a unique shopping haven with glass dome.

16 . Dunedin is known as the art city.

17 . Christ church is considered the most romantic and romantic city in the world located in the South near the Alps.

18 . Auckland is known for its "city of sails", where the majority of people own at least one sail for themselves.

City of sails Auckland.

19 . In New Zealand, people easily interact with government officials, even ministers.

The world famous Waitomo caves.

20 . The cave, which is the most beautiful in the world, Waitomo, was discovered in 1887 by a local leader named Tane Tinorau.