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Tikitere Collection

Discover the mesmerizing geothermal wonders of Tikitere, located in Rotorua on New Zealand's North Island

Background imageTikitere Collection: Geothermal activity - sulphur rocks and lake. Hells Gate geothermal reserve -Tikitere - Rotorua

Geothermal activity - sulphur rocks and lake. Hells Gate geothermal reserve -Tikitere - Rotorua - North Island - New
MAB-747 Geothermal activity - sulphur rocks and lake Hells Gate geothermal reserve -Tikitere - Rotorua - North Island - New Zealand Mark Boulton Please note that prints are for personal display

Background imageTikitere Collection: Hell's Gate / Tikitere geothermal reserve - mud volcano and sulphur lake

Hell's Gate / Tikitere geothermal reserve - mud volcano and sulphur lake. Rotorua - North Island - New Zealand
MAB-314 Hell's Gate / Tikitere geothermal reserve - mud volcano and sulphur lake. Rotorua - North Island - New Zealand Mark Boulton Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Background imageTikitere Collection: Hell's Gate / Tikitere Maori owned geothermal reserve - Rotorua - North Island - New Zealand

Hell's Gate / Tikitere Maori owned geothermal reserve - Rotorua - North Island - New Zealand
MAB-319 Hell's Gate / Tikitere Maori owned geothermal reserve Rotorua - North Island - New Zealand Mark Boulton Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Background imageTikitere Collection: Hell's Gate / Tikitere geothermal reserve - Green vegetation in cold water stream inlet

Hell's Gate / Tikitere geothermal reserve - Green vegetation in cold water stream inlet
MAB-313 Hell's Gate / Tikitere geothermal reserve - Green vegetation in cold water stream inlet. Rotorua - North Island - New Zealand Mark Boulton Please note that prints are for personal display

Background imageTikitere Collection: Hell's Gate - Tikitere / Rotorua - boiling mud pools Maori owned geothermal reserve - North Island

Hell's Gate - Tikitere / Rotorua - boiling mud pools Maori owned geothermal reserve - North Island - New Zealand
MAB-597 Hell's Gate - Tikitere / Rotorua - boiling mud pools Maori owned geothermal reserve - North Island - New Zealand Mark Boulton Please note that prints are for personal display purposes

Background imageTikitere Collection: Geothermal Activity - close-up of boiling mud. Hell's Gate geothermal reserve Tikitere / Rotorua

Geothermal Activity - close-up of boiling mud. Hell's Gate geothermal reserve Tikitere / Rotorua - North Island
MAB-596 Geothermal Activity - close-up of boiling mud Hell's Gate geothermal reserve Tikitere / Rotorua - North Island - New Zealand Mark Boulton Please note that prints are for personal display


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Discover the mesmerizing geothermal wonders of Tikitere, located in Rotorua on New Zealand's North Island. This Maori-owned geothermal reserve, also known as Hell's Gate, offers a surreal experience like no other. As you explore this unique destination, be prepared to witness the raw power of nature firsthand. The air is thick with the scent of sulphur, and your senses are immediately awakened by the sight and sound of bubbling mud pools and steaming fumaroles. The main attraction at Tikitere is its striking sulphur lake. Its vibrant yellow hue contrasts against the surrounding landscape, creating an otherworldly atmosphere that feels straight out of a sci-fi movie. Take a moment to admire this natural wonder and marvel at its beauty. Venture further into Hell's Gate to discover more incredible sights. Mud volcanoes erupt sporadically, sending plumes of hot mud high into the air. It's a thrilling spectacle that showcases Earth's powerful forces at work. Don't forget to explore the cold water stream inlet where green vegetation thrives despite being surrounded by geothermal activity. Witnessing nature adapt and flourish in such extreme conditions is truly awe-inspiring. Tikitere is not just about witnessing geological phenomena; it also offers cultural insights into Maori traditions and history. Being owned by local Maori people adds an extra layer of authenticity to your visit as you learn about their deep connection with these lands. So if you're seeking an adventure off the beaten path or simply want to immerse yourself in nature's grandeur, make sure Tikitere is on your travel itinerary when visiting Rotorua on New Zealand's North Island – it will leave you speechless.