New Zealand ’s most famous tree has been the victim of bad visitor behavior. A willow tree at the southern tip of Lake Wanaka, which appears semi-submerged in the water and is a massively ...

The Wanaka tree before it was damaged (left) - and after (right). Before photo / Linda Robertson. After photo / Kerrie Waterworth That was the question most asked by tourists, visitors and locals ...

We are particularly talking about Lake Wanaka tree, the lone beauty sprouting from the womb of the lake. Its glories have reached far and wide, and there are many who want to experience it too.

ONE MORE THING…. Wanaka makes a fine alternative to Queenstown if you're looking for calm, smaller crowds and reasonable prices. Michael Gebicki visited Wanaka as a guest of Tourism New Zealand.

The tree, referred to by some residents as 'Our Wanaka Tree' due to its similarities to the famous tree in the Central Otago town, was damaged by winds gusting over100km/h in the area in the last ...

New Zealand ’s most famous tree has been the victim of bad visitor behavior. A willow tree at the southern tip of Lake Wanaka, which appears semi-submerged in the water and is a massively ...

The most famous tree in New Zealand — and possibly in the world — was tragically vandalized this week, according to police. Locals view the tree, located in Lake Wanaka, as a symbol of hope.