Holiday Ayo - The city of Auckland is the main gateway to exploring the rest of the country in New Zealand. The city has a population of 1.5 million, the largest in the country. 

Moreover, the number of immigrants continues to increase for work and school. Making this city a cultural symbol of modernity and diversity. 

Explore the city of Auckland with all its beauty, fresh air and feel the life of its people. Gives a special impression to anyone who comes to this city. 

Here are four facts about Auckland City that you need to know from the many interesting facts about this city. 

1. A Metropolitan City that is Fun to Live in 

Many of those who come to school, after graduating do not return to their country. They chose to work in Auckland.

Especially when you come and bring your family. It is natural for students or workers living in Auckland to want to continue to stay, get permanent residence or change citizenship.

Because this city has everything anyone dreams of. Clean air, wide roads, easy transportation, the weather is neither cold nor hot, adequate facilities, all technology, lots of schools at various levels and beautiful tourist attractions surrounding the entire city just by bus or train.

The options for exploration in Auckland are almost limitless. There are countless parks in this city, at every turn.

A park that is quite fun to visit and is very large is Albert Park right in the middle of the city.

If you want to go hiking, you can go to Mount Eden, a hill area in the middle of the city where you can see the sunset and city buildings from the top of the mountain.

There is the Sky Tower to see the beauty of the city or go to seaside areas such as Mission Bay while drinking coffee and enjoying the cool sea breeze.

If you want to enjoy a different atmosphere, you can go to Devenport, Waiheke Island or Rangitoto Island by ferry from Auckland port. 

In Auckland we can live and settle in the city center or on the outskirts of the city. Both are equally beautiful, comfortable with adequate access to public transportation. 

Residential house designs in suburban areas, like artistic and classic fairy tale houses. 

2. Appreciate Books and Their People 

There is a saying that a city that respects books and people is the hallmark of a modern, civilized city.

In Auckland, it's easier to find a book than to find a cell phone. Bookstores are scattered in every shopping center spot, there are many public libraries in this city with complete facilities. 

Books have become part of the pulse of Aucklanders. Aucklanders consume 70 books a year, meaning they read around 5-6 books a month.

It's natural that bookstores are always full and libraries are busy. Auckland residents or those who live in this city receive top priority from local authorities.

The public facilities provided are designed for various groups so that everyone has the same rights and opportunities.

Public facilities, campuses and buildings in Auckland provide a special place for people with disabilities.

Toilets and lifts, for example, are always provided for them. Meanwhile in public libraries, programs for children and parents are prepared.

They can read, watch and do any activities in the library. The sidewalks in Auckland city are wider than the main roads.

As long as there is a road, as long as there is a sidewalk. Pedestrians have a higher place than drivers, people crossing have priority over vehicle drivers.

If there are road repair or building construction activities, safety for pedestrians is a priority.

Gravel, dust or other dangers from building construction are minimized by covering the entire area with iron fences, tarpaulins and road covers. The goal is so that residents passing by are not disturbed.