Mackenzie District

Mackenzie District is a scenic region in the South Island of New Zealand, known for its stunning mountaintops, lakes, and vast open spaces. It includes popular tourist destinations like Lake Tekapo, famous for its turquoise waters and starry night skies, and Aoraki/Mount Cook, New Zealand's highest peak. The area is ideal for outdoor activities like hiking, skiing, and stargazing, all within the backdrop of the Southern Alps. Mackenzie District also plays a vital role in agriculture, particularly sheep farming, due to its fertile lands and favorable climate.