New Zealand's internet-famous check-in spot - Lake Tekapo, where you can see the starry sky~

Lake Tekapo, located in the central region of the South Island of New Zealand, at the eastern foot of the Southern Alps, adjacent to Mount Cook National Park, is a glacial barrier lake. It is said that the surrounding landscape will be different in different seasons. The milky blue and green lake in winter is accompanied by snowy mountains, and the feeling of admiration cannot be described in words, only by being there can you feel it. The whole town only has one supermarket. And that small but exquisite observatory, which is also known as the southernmost stargazing spot in the world! After ten o'clock in the evening, there are basically only a few waves of people taking various devices and taking crazy photos of the sky! Good Shepherd Church: Tekapo town is very small, the Good Shepherd Church is on the lakeside of the town, so it is easy to reach. The most beautiful and loneliest church in name and in reality, there are still leisurely seagulls and ducks nearby. I also took a picture of a duck swimming in this blue lake, so happy! The church is by the lake, and there are many stone towers built by tourists by the lake. But what impressed me the most was the cloud waterfall pouring down from the mountains on the north side of the church.