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Anyone from the age of can attend. Skip to main content. Mainstay NZ Hotels Large collection of independent hotels. Choice Hotels Holiday packages for any occasion. Hawkdun Rise Boutique vineyard-stay near the town of Alexandra. Being developed alongside new housing is the huge 94 hectare Barry Curtis Park. It is a park with a difference and well worth a trip from the city via the distinctive bridge on Ormiston Road that runs through the middle of the park.
At 94 hectares, it is one of New Zealand's largest parks. As it is a new park the facilities are still being developed, and the young trees are maturing nicely. There are a lot of structures and more are being added over time. The park is made up of undulating farmland with a number of ponds and an extensive system of restored stream corridors. The design was inspired by local volcanic geology, historical defensive sites and the farming vernacular of the site.
Features include a wetland neighbourhood playspace; cultural lawn and amphitheatre suitable for large-scale events; multi-sports complex, fields and facilities; ecological enhancements through extensive wetlands and stream restoration; an iconic pedestrian bridge; signature arts areas including sculptures; an education centre; and picnic area with covered facilities.
Built with the help of the local skate community and industry professionals - the Barry Curtis Skatepark is perhaps one of New Zealand's best. The park is located in Auckland's biggest new-build suburb Flatbush and boasts a huge stair set, two bowls, a quarter pipe and rails out the wazoo.
The park's population can tend to be dominated by scooters but theirs always room for hardcore skaters, bmxers and whoever else wants to give it a whirl. There's plenty of free parking and a positive vibe which keeps this South Auckland skate hub humming all year round.
Fo Guang Shen Buddhist Temple and complex occupies over 4 hectares, and was built over seven years. It was designed in the architectural style of the Tang Dynasty. The temple also includes a large Buddha statue and a two-tonne bell.
The Temple is open to everyone from all religious backgrounds, cultures and ethnicities. The mission of the Temple is to promote Humanistic Buddhism "through education and teaching people how to lead good lives. The temple provides community courses such as Chinese calligraphy, Chinese language, yoga and martial arts. The carefully designed and manicured courtyard, lined with Zen gardens, elevated cherry blossom pathways, hexagonal-shaped stone lanterns, a wishing bell and statues of novice monks provokes spiritual thought.
The Fo Guang Yuan Art Gallery provides an opportunity for locals to appreciate and interact with art, showcasing both local and international artworks all year round through a combination of beautiful Buddhism art and crafts, literature and academic studies.
The spiritual shop has a collection of artefacts, jade statues, jewellery, incense sticks, books, diaries and lucky charms. Enjoy the vegetarian cafe on site and the cherry tree blossoms at the right time of year. Visitors are welcome, but it is a place of spiritual meditation and contemplation so be respectful and dress appropriately.
This website is for both the East Auckland and the Christchurch Temples : www. Some long-standing features of Flat Bush still remain, notably the Murphys Bush reserve. Murphys Bush has the largest remaining stand of mature lowland bush in Auckland and the finest examples of mature Kahikatea white pine which are coniferous and endemic to New Zealand.
Take a walk along any of the paths and within a couple of minutes you will be completely lost among the native trees and shrubs — the nearby urban development and busy road completely disappear from sight. Adjacent to the reserve is the historic Flat Bush School hall now used as a local community centre and the Baverstock Cottage , combining to make a small heritage precinct.
The Flat Bush area has a history that dates back to before AD.
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