Mount Cook National Park
Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park - the pearl of New Zealand - is where you find Aoraki/Mount Cook, the New Zealand's highest mountain
The park stretches for about 60 kilometres along the southwest-northeast direction of the Southern Alps, covering over 700 sq km on the southeastern side of the main spine of the Alps. The valleys of the Tasman, Hooker, and Godley glaciers are the only entrances into this alpine territory
Mt Cook at dawn, Hooker Valley
A view of Mt Cook from the South side of Hooker Lake
The Southern Alps over Mueller Lake
Stargazing near Mount Cook Village
Muddy waters of the Hooker River
Melting icebergs in Hooker Lake
On the way to Mount Cook Village
The mountains are calling!
Approaching Mount Cook Village
Church of the Good Shepherd on lake Tekapo