Hells Gate Geothermal Park
Rotorua geothermal reserve
Hells Gate Geothermal Park, the geothermal reserve of Rotorua.
- Chinese name
- Hells Gate Geothermal Park
- Foreign name
- Hells Gate Geothermal Park
- area covered
- Over 20 hectares
- Category
- Whakarewarewa Thermal Area
Hells Gate Geothermal Park is the most active geothermal reserve in Rotorua. Covering an area of more than 20 hectares, it has a 2.5km natural geothermal landscape trail. The reserve is rich in geothermal landscape, steaming jet holes and hot mud pools. It seems that《 The Ring 》In the place where the Orcs are produced in the film, air vents, hot water lakes, sulfur crystals and sediments can be seen everywhere. Tourists can also walk along the footpath of the ancient Maori soldiers in the reserve and enjoy the largest hot water waterfall in the southern hemisphere—— Kakahi falls (Kakahi Falls), this used to be a place for Maori soldiers to bathe and recuperate after returning from the battlefield. Hot water containing sulfur can heal their wounds and wash away the "wounds" brought by the war. Hells Gate also has a unique geothermal mud bath in New Zealand. No one will miss Rotorua's most famous mud bath. Apply warm mud all over the body, and gradually feel the tightness of the skin. You can wash away the mud without waiting for the mud to completely dry, and then jump into the sulfur pool directly extracted from the geothermal hot spring. Tight skin becomes moist and smooth in the warm spring water, and every pore of the body is relaxed. [1] 
