Today, I traveled to Mount Cook National Park and drove from Tekapo for an hour or so. The time was just right. It will also pass through Lake Pukaki on the road and is one of the most beautiful lakes in New Zealand. Although the blue Tekapo made me marvel, the milk-colored Pukaki is equally shocking. The crystal clear milk blue, sparkling in the sunlight, the sky or dotted with a few clouds, makes people feel refreshed. Mount Cook is part of the world's natural heritage, with the highest point, Mount Cook, at an altitude of 3,724 meters, not only the highest point in New Zealand, but also the highest point in Oceania. There are 23 high mountains in New Zealand with an altitude of over 3,000 meters, 19 of which are here. It is also the New Zealand Mountaineering Center. Taking into account the actual situation of several rookies, we are still clear-cutting a Hooker Valley Track, a classic and not too tired hiking trail. 4 hours of walking, in exchange for the beautiful scenery along the road. Opposite the glacier lake at the end of the road, Mount Cook is unobstructed in front of us.