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Lake Pukaki is an alpine lake in the South Island of New Zealand. It's the kind of place that makes you stop and stare, trying to get your mind to make sense of what your eyes are seeing. It doesn't seem possible that water can be this blue, cradled in the golden tussock of the Mackenzie basin.
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Lake Pukaki is a gateway to Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park, home to New Zealand's highest peak, Aoraki or Mount Cook. The lake is approx 180 square kilometres and has a depth of 70m. When you travel through the South Island, stop and experience Lake Pukaki; it is worth it! There are many vantage points to get great pictures.
Lake Pukaki and Mt Cook (Aoraki), Mount Cook National Park, South Island, New Zealand Stock
Pukaki is the largest of the three alpine lakes in the Mackenzie Basin on the South Island of New Zealand ( Lake Tekapo is the second-largest). And, in my opinion, it is the most breathtaking lake in all of New Zealand (fine, Lake Tekapo is equally stunning)! Stunning colours of Pukaki
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In the heart of South Island, Lake Pukaki is one of the jewels of New Zealand. The intense blue color of the lake contrast with the surrounding mountains and the snow covered Aoraki / Mount Cook summit. Below is a guide with: map, top things to do at Lake Pukaki, some hiking options, accommodation suggestions,
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Lake Pukaki runs along side the highway into Mt Cook and is the second largest of the 3 main alpine lakes that run along the northern edge of the McKenzie basin.
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Lake Pukaki, a mesmerizing jewel set amidst the grandeur of New Zealand's South Island, beckons travelers with its striking turquoise waters, framed by the majestic Southern Alps. In this comprehensive guide to Lake Pukaki tourism, we'll embark on a journey through its breathtaking scenery, unveil must-visit attractions, explore thrilling activities, and highlight noteworthy accommodations and
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Located in the stunning South Island of New Zealand, Lake Pukaki has plenty of great walking and hiking. Last updated on 22 May 2020 Home » South Island Walks » Southland Region » Lake Pukaki walks and hiking Here's our pick of the best walks & hiking tracks in Lake Pukaki
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A 10 minute drive from Twizel and 30 minutes from Lake Tekapo Village, Lake Pukaki is the largest lake in the Mackenzie District covering 178 sq kms along the northern edge of the Mackenzie basin under the magnificent presence of New Zealand's highest mountain Aoraki/Mount Cook.
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#6 of 514 things to do in Canterbury Region Bodies of Water Write a review What people are saying " Stunning views. Turkoise coloured water. Very quiet. " Feb 2023 The colour of the water and the views of the lake and the surrounding mountains are absolutely stunning. By Dan " Great Swim Spot! " Feb 2023
Aerial view of the Lake Pukaki coast in New Zealand South Island at sunset Windows 10
#6 of 515 things to do in Canterbury Region Bodies of Water Write a review What people are saying By Dan " Great Swim Spot! " Feb 2023 Amazing views of Mount Cook, this lake is so beautifully turquoise in colour and huge! By Teleost " This is one of those places you must see before you die. " Sep 2022
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Lake Pukaki, lake in central South Island, New Zealand, occupying 65 square miles (169 square km) of a valley dammed by a terminal moraine (glacial debris).
Sunset at Mount Cook / Lake Pukaki on the south island of New Zealand [3648x2736] [OC] EarthPorn
June 8, 2020 Set in the heart of the Mackenzie District, Lake Pukaki is a true natural wonder. Here, powder blue waters stretch for as far as the eye can see, surrounded by the backdrop of the Southern Alps. Although it's often overlooked, and wrongly so, in favour of the neighbouring Lake Tekapo, Pukaki has a few things that make it truly unique.
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#5 of 514 things to do in Canterbury Region Bodies of Water Write a review What people are saying By Dan " Great Swim Spot! " Feb. 2023 Amazing views of Mount Cook, this lake is so beautifully turquoise in colour and huge! By Teleost " This is one of those places you must see before you die. " Sep. 2022
Lake Pukaki & Mt. Cook, South Island, New Zealand [OC] [2847x1868] EarthPorn
Lake Pukaki ( Māori: Pūkaki) [4] [5] [6] is the largest of three roughly parallel alpine lakes running north-south along the northern edge of the Mackenzie Basin on New Zealand's South Island. The others are Lakes Tekapo and Ōhau. All three lakes were formed when the terminal moraines of receding glaciers blocked their respective valleys.
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Located not far from one of New Zealand's most well known lakes (Lake Tekapo), Pukaki is probably one of the most underrated of all the lakes in New Zealand South Island. As you drive over the rise on the road from Tekapo, Lake Pukaki appears out of nowhere and stuns drivers to instantly slow from travelling at 100km/h to 60km/h.
