New Zealand has many lakes, mostly surrounded by mountains, winding shorelines, clear lakes and pleasant scenery. It is a great tourist attraction. Located in the middle of the South Island, Lake Pukaki is unique and worth a visit. One is that the lake is rich in rock particles and minerals, and under the sun, it maps out a distinctive blue, dreamy and attractive, and has the reputation of "blue milk lake". The other is that the lakeside is the best position to overlook the Cook Mountains. On the sunny day, standing on the south Alps of the north bank of Pukaki, 55 kilometers away, is clearly visible. The highest mountain is Mount Cook. The third is the lifelike statue of Tar sheep. Tar sheep native to the Himalayas, live between high mountain cliffs, are a first-level protected animal in China, and are listed in the world as a "near-risk" animal list. In 1904, an Englishman brought five Tar sheep to the South Island, because there was no natural enemy, Tar sheep flourished in the Cook Mountains, becoming the favorite animal for European and American hunters to hunt in New Zealand. In 2014, the handsome and powerful statue of Tar sheep was erected on the shore of Lake Pukaki to commemorate the achievements of the people concerned in protecting the sheep worldwide. Taking a photo with the statue is the best choice for all tourists. Fourth, the shore of Pukaji Hunan, opened the Cook Mountain salmon farm, the salmon meat produced is compact and fresh, cheap and good quality, many food lovers come to taste and buy.

Lake Pukaki is as calm, blue and beautiful as many other lakes on New Zealand's South Island, and is also set against the backdrop of the snowy mountains. The fresh salmon on the lakeside farm is really amazing.

Located in the famous Mount Cook National Park, Lake Pukaki is blue and as deep as the sea. Surrounded by continuous snow-capped mountains, it echoes the blue lake, as if entering a fairyland on earth. You can take a boat trip to Lake Pukaki, very relaxing.

Lake Pukaki is a must-see spot on the way to Mount Cook without tickets. Near the fork of Highway 8 and Mount Cook Rd is the southernmost tip of Lake Pukaki, where there is a flat land beside the lake with parking lot and Lake Pukaki Information Center. Standing by the lake, with a wide view, is a good place to view the lake and the prospect of Cook Mountain. Lake Pukaki is made of melted water from the ice and snow of Mount Cook. Because the lake contains a large number of rock particles and minerals suspended in the water, the lake water presents a beautiful Milky blue, so the lake has the title of "Blue Milky Lake".

New Zealand's most beautiful glacier lake, you can see the Cook Mountains. The color of the lake is particularly dazzling. The glacier reflects. The lake is shining with milk blue in the sunshine. It makes people unconsciously fascinated by her. They don't know what other beautiful words can describe the lake.

This place is very beautiful, in the middle of the South Island, blue sky, white clouds and clear sky.

It's similar to Lake Tekapo, but it's different colors.

It's a beautiful lake near Lake Tekapo.