The most famous tree in New Zealand — and possibly in the world — was tragically vandalized this week, according to police. Locals view the tree, located in Lake Wanaka, as a symbol of hope.

In order to prevent further deterioration, the New Zealand Tourism Board will be installing warning signs around the Wanaka Tree ... like Disney, Lake Tahoe, and Mecca in Saudi Arabia.

a freshwater lake on the top of Mou Waho Island in Lake Wanaka, in the Otago region of New Zealand's South Island. As we watched, gentle ripples ruffled the surface of Arethusa Pool, smudging ...

LAKE WANAKA, New Zealand (10 October, 2012) – Lake Wanaka restaurants have been tasked with creating a signature dish using the region’s finest fresh produce as part of the Lake Wanaka Wine ...

Visit this quaint, quiet lakeside enclave, just an hour’s drive from the much busier Queenstown on New Zealand ... Wanaka’s only specialty. Where else can you find a dazzlingly clear lake ...

LAKE WANAKA, New Zealand (13 February 2012) – December 2011 visitor number figures released by Statistics New Zealand have shown a significant growth in the Lake Wanaka region with an increase ...

Known as the “lone tree of lake Wanaka,” it is said to be one of the most photographed trees in all New Zealand. However you still need to have the inside scoop to find it, as there are no ...

You can even go heli-biking in Wanaka if you want, or even try your hand at stand-up paddleboarding down the mighty Clutha River, New Zealand’s ... James Helmore, of Lake Wanaka Tourism.

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Wanaka has plenty of stories to tell and the rugged Land Rovers of Ridgeline Adventures can take you on a spirited journey along ...

New Zealand’s most famous tree has been the victim of bad visitor behavior. A willow tree at the southern tip of Lake Wanaka, which appears semi-submerged in the water and is a massively popular ...