The Good Shepherd's Church is New Zealand's most recognizable landmark. It is located next to Lake Tekapo in the Canterbury Region. It was built in 1935 and named after a sculpture of a shepherd dog. It is praised by the pioneers of the Mackenzie area to remember them. Great achievements. The most special feature of the church is that it is completely built of rock, and the panoramic view of the Southern Alps is seen from the window of the church altar. This is also a good place to watch the stars. When the night falls, the long guns and short guns are waiting, everyone wants to capture the stars in the background of the church. However, due to the fact that there are cars entering from time to time, the direct shooting of the high beam lights has repeatedly destroyed the shooting results, and the complaints from time to time have become the norm. Compared to the night, I prefer the church during the day, solemn and quiet.