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10,000 turn out for festival - Vimarsana News

10,000 turn out for festival

Some may call it the Coachella of the Wakatipu. There were not as many global pop stars or TikTok influencers, but the Arrowtown Autumn Festival’s...

Source: odt.co.nz
10,000 turnout for festival - Vimarsana News

10,000 turnout for festival

Some may call it the Coachella of the Wakatipu. There were not as many global pop stars or TikTok influencers, but the Arrowtown Autumn Festival’s...

Source: odt.co.nz
Autumn fest honours Chinese community - Vimarsana News

Autumn fest honours Chinese community

Xu Weidi, of Dunedin, a member of the Dunedin Senior Chinese Association, performs a Beijing opera at Arrowtown’s Buckingham Green yesterday, part...

Source: odt.co.nz
It's party time! - Vimarsana News

It's party time!

Mountain Scene By MARK PRICE The timing for our Aussie visitors couldn’t have been better. Just three days after the first international flight in more than a year landed at Queenstown Airport, Arrowtown’s holding the mother of all autumn parties. The 36th Arrowtown Autumn Festival fires up today after, like all major events last year, being forced to put the 2020 event on ice. The town that sprang from the 1860s gold rush has turned on the colour just in time for the five-day festival — and the town’s ready to celebrate. Festival coordinator Carole Watts says having t...

Five of the best small towns to visit in New Zealand in autumn - Vimarsana News

Five of the best small towns to visit in New Zealand in autumn

BROOK SABIN/STUFF New Zealand's tiny towns are home to some of our best hidden gems, from an emerald lake, to cliffs that look like they're from the moon. There’s something sweetly melancholy about the last days of summer when it’s still warm enough for swims and eating outdoors, but the chill in the early mornings and late evenings signals the frigid days that lie ahead. With the timeline for travel bubbles still uncertain, it’s probably best not to bet on escaping to warmer climes this autumn – but fortunately New Zealand does the season particularly well. With foliage that drew...