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Welcome to NZ & CHCH. The large stone building you went to with the central courtyard was the original Canterbury University and later CHCH Girls & Boys high schools. I'm pretty sure Ernest Rutherford studied there before moving to the UK and splitting the atom. He was the father of the Atomic bomb and was mentioned in the recent Oscar winning film Oppenheimer.
Beautiful botanic gardens with a feast of colourful flowers for the eyes 🌷 and certainly an abundance of cafes and eateries to choose from. Thanks for showing me round Christchurch! ❤️
Was in Christchurch 2001. Remember the cathedral the botanic garden and a festival that the cathedral had decorated the floor with natural products like shells and flowers plus. Really wonderful..
I'm going to be in Christchurch over Easter in 2025 (South Island trip to overall match Bluff oyster season but 'm also a Rugby fan and specifically picked dates to see the Crusaders at home and away in Dunedin.) I had some worries that shops close early, most days and public holidays could be a bit of an issue, but it looks like everything will be fine.
It certainly could be. If you wanted to learn about the earthquakes then I'm sure you would be impacted emotionally. There is a quake centre where you can learn about it but I'm not sure if it's any good, some people told us it was overpriced. Best to check the Google Map reviews 😊
There are two famous Kiwi cricketers who belongs to Christchurch that I know. Richard Hadlee and Brendon McCullum. And my favorite is Hadlee. Do you know about them?
@@cjexplores Richard Hadlee played for New Zealand from the 1970s to the late 1980s and was the first player to take 400 Test wickets. Brendon McCullum is another renowned cricketer from New Zealand, known for his aggressive batting style and exceptional leadership skills. McCullum is considered one of the most successful captains in New Zealand cricket history.
I would imagine it to be a great city to spend a few years studying. You will get to have amazing summers exploring the South Island and then in the winter you can go on ski trips to any of the mountains nearby!
the living costs are cheaper in Christchurch than Auckland or Wellington, that includes rental costs and public transport costs. They have quite a few international schools plus the University of Canterbury is well ranked internationally and has lots of other international students
✨ CHRISTCHURCH TOP ACTIVITES ✨
🚋 Christchurch Tram: gyg.me/O1sGpSpz
🚡Christchurch Gondola: gyg.me/7ITDpi2V
🏔Mount Cook, Lake Tekapo Day Trip from Chch: gyg.me/Z4k02atS
🚞 Arthur's Pass, Tranzalpine Day Tour: gyg.me/i3hkD9Gl
❄ Antarctic Centre: gyg.me/iS6iU7PQ
(affiliate links - no extra cost to you but helps support our channel ✨)
Welcome to NZ & CHCH. The large stone building you went to with the central courtyard was the original Canterbury University and later CHCH Girls & Boys high schools. I'm pretty sure Ernest Rutherford studied there before moving to the UK and splitting the atom. He was the father of the Atomic bomb and was mentioned in the recent Oscar winning film Oppenheimer.
Awesome! Thanks for the history lesson there Sean 🤩🙏🏼👏🏼
Beautiful botanic gardens with a feast of colourful flowers for the eyes 🌷 and certainly an abundance of cafes and eateries to choose from. Thanks for showing me round Christchurch! ❤️
No worries! Our pleasure as always Tracy 😊
@@cjexplores 🥰
CHCH is my home town and I recently went back (I live in Melbourne now) and it's really nice seeing CHCH from a different perspective, love this vlog!
Ahh amazing! We really enjoyed our time in Christchurch :)
Thank you 😅I know live in Temuka but thank you for showing were I was born. 😅😅😅 love you heaps jakx
No worries, glad we could take you back there!! 😊🙏🏼❤️
Waooo a great day in the beautiful city. 👍
Omg I live here! I have been to the little riverside where the eels where multiple times ❤aka the markets😊 5:59
@@swifty_4_life266 oh there’s eels in the river?!
@@cjexplores yeah big ones.
@@swifty_4_life266 amazing! 🤩
Was in Christchurch 2001. Remember the cathedral the botanic garden and a festival that the cathedral had decorated the floor with natural products like shells and flowers plus. Really wonderful..
Awww that sounds like a lovely memory 🥰 thanks for sharing Sissel 🙏🏼
What a nice town to drive
An Incredible day at an Incredible city.
Thanks for watching ❤️
For any international viewers the prices are shown in NZ dollars. 2 NZ dollars is close to 1 US dollar
Thanks Alice ☺️
I'm going to be in Christchurch over Easter in 2025 (South Island trip to overall match Bluff oyster season but 'm also a Rugby fan and specifically picked dates to see the Crusaders at home and away in Dunedin.) I had some worries that shops close early, most days and public holidays could be a bit of an issue, but it looks like everything will be fine.
Exciting! Enjoy your trip to Christchurch 😁
Why is no one talking about t the videography, the quality and edits.... it's great
@@testimonycommand1128 🥰🙏🏼😘
Awesome vlog.❤..that eucalyptus tree's age is above 100years if I am not wrong 😊
Oh is it?! WOWWW! It definitely had a wisdom about it ❤️
I hope you went down New Regent street! 😊
@@VanceWarren83 I didn’t know we needed to! What’s there?
Would you say that christchurch is particularly moving?
It certainly could be. If you wanted to learn about the earthquakes then I'm sure you would be impacted emotionally. There is a quake centre where you can learn about it but I'm not sure if it's any good, some people told us it was overpriced. Best to check the Google Map reviews 😊
i'm an indonesian, good to see tempe in New Zealand
Ahh awesome! We had Tempeh for dinner last night actually 😍
There are two famous Kiwi cricketers who belongs to Christchurch that I know.
Richard Hadlee and Brendon McCullum.
And my favorite is Hadlee.
Do you know about them?
Yes, I've heard of them, both played for the Black Caps right?
@@cjexplores Richard Hadlee played for New Zealand from the 1970s to the late 1980s and was the first player to take 400 Test wickets.
Brendon McCullum is another renowned cricketer from New Zealand, known for his aggressive batting style and exceptional leadership skills.
McCullum is considered one of the most successful captains in New Zealand cricket history.
@@Zakri_Boy great cricket facts!
Oh you didnt go to Tūranga library 😢
Is that a must do??? 😲
@@cjexplores of course! You’ll be amazed on how beautiful and modern the building is :-)
@@hayley070270 oh awesome, Christchurch is really changing fast isn’t it?!
could anyone say the pros and cons of living in christchurch for an international students.
Lots of international students at high schools and the universities. Seems to be a great city for them.
I would imagine it to be a great city to spend a few years studying. You will get to have amazing summers exploring the South Island and then in the winter you can go on ski trips to any of the mountains nearby!
Thanks @denisenz!
the living costs are cheaper in Christchurch than Auckland or Wellington, that includes rental costs and public transport costs. They have quite a few international schools plus the University of Canterbury is well ranked internationally and has lots of other international students
Hi brother, and sester how you❤❤❤❤❤❤??
Good thanks! 😁
Join First table to get 50% discount on food.
$20.50 for a latte and a smoothie?!
NZ is expensive 😅
The vegan stuff is to wok for me
Don’t worry, we are pre-woke vegan ✌️ (7.5 years strong)
sadly the most borinc city in the whole wide world. overrated, overprice, a bloody ripe off to live here! period!
Down voted for being vegans
My home town ❤
Cool!! 😍