When Kupe of the Maori reached these volcanic islands, one thousand years ago, they were named Aotearoa or "Island of the long white cloud." The Maori settled there and called the area home. Today, the northern island of New Zealand is more than an iconic landmark for famous films featuring mythical creatures and legends. The locals call themselves Kiwi's, after the iconic bird. They are resilient and care deeply for their ancestry, culture, and land. It makes sense that one-third of the country is protected as national park land. Take a fantastic journey and explore Northern New Zealand's vibrant paradise in this folk art puzzle. Remember, "Not all who wander are lost." J.R.R. Tolkien