Te Aroha

Te Aroha is a small town in New Zealand’s North Island, known for its natural hot springs and volcanic origins. The name, meaning "Mound of Love" in Māori, reflects local legends and cultural heritage. Historically, it was a center for gold mining and thermal tourism, with its geothermal pools attracting visitors for relaxation and healing. Today, Te Aroha combines historic charm, outdoor activities like hiking and mountain biking, and cultural significance, making it a peaceful retreat that celebrates both Māori traditions and natural beauty.