Yes, nearly everywhere you go within Rotorua's city, you'll see, hear and even feel evidence of our geothermal features. ♨️ The beauty and power of Pōhutu Geyser, which can shoot hot water and steam up to 30 metres (nearly 33 yards) high, can be seen from miles away – but seeing it from just feet away Te Puia - Rotorua, NZ is the best. 🛤 At Whakarewarewa The Living Maori Village, a gorgeous boardwalk meanders alongside and over colourful steaming lakes and thermal pools. 🔥 Near the city centre

The Waiotapu Mud Pool is a free-to-visit geothermal attraction near Rotorua, New Zealand, famous for being the country's largest mud pool. It is a constantly active, bubbling site, formed from the remains of a mud volcano that was destroyed by erosion in the 1920s. 😱🥵📍🇳🇿 #fblifestyle #reelsfypシ #fypシ゚ #fbpost #mudpool #rotorua #newzealand | Vibes Good