Tamaki Makaurau

Tamaki Makaurau, also known as Auckland, is New Zealand’s largest city, located in the northern part of the North Island. It sits on a volcanic field with many dormant volcanoes and is bordered by harbors, including the Hauraki Gulf. The name "Tamaki Makaurau" reflects the city’s Māori heritage and means "Tamaki of a hundred lovers," symbolizing its historical significance and connection to Māori culture. Auckland is a diverse, vibrant metropolis known for its cosmopolitan population, economic activity, and natural beauty, including beaches, parks, and volcanic landscapes.