Arrowtown Chinese Settlement

It's not big, but it's actually the first Chinese settlement in the area, the first town to be a gold rush, and there are many Chinese who come across the sea to join the gold rush workers.

This Chinese settlement is considered to be the earliest Chinese community in New Zealand. It is not very large, and they are all very low stone houses. At that time, many Chinese lived in this place and panned for gold.

Many Chinese live here in Arrowtown, Queenstown. Most of them settled here for gold panning over 100 years ago. The Chinese settlement here is a community where Chinese people live together. There are many Chinese elements in it. The business is very lively. Although it is not like Chinatown, it is also worth a visit.

The town of Arrow discovered gold in the 19th century, so it attracted a large number of gold diggers, including Chinese workers. The Chinese village is the relic of the Chinese workers when they were there. It records that history. There are also many history of labor in the Arrows museum. If you are interested, take a long day to explore it.

The houses were built from the results of the archaeologists' discoveries. The houses were very low and dark, with very small windows. There were always signs on the road that told us about the Chinese people who worked and lived here, and we could learn a lot about the local history.

This was the restoration of the original site under the guidance of the archaeology department of the University of Otago, which recreated the survival of the Chinese gold miners. The Chinese settlement was right next to the Arrow Town, and there are people living nearby, but it was a little sad to go into the ruins. The Chinese people were really too hard to bear. The houses looked so sad.

One of the more famous attractions in the town of Arrow, many people have seen it

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