【皇后镇】皇后镇

Queenstown, located in the southwest of New Zealand's South Island in the Otago region, lies adjacent to the former gold mining town of Arrowtown. Here, the Arrowtown Chinese Settlement preserves the historical traces of Chinese gold miners in New Zealand. The entire city is built around the mouth of Lake Wakatipu, which curves in a slender “S” shape. Surrounded by spectacular mountains, the scenery is ever-changing, with the lake and mountains creating a landscape like a fairy tale. The town was named in 1850 in honor of Queen Victoria. Today, Queenstown has become a world-renowned tourist destination, celebrated throughout New Zealand and beyond.