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From a new luge to hidden walks, here are the best things to do you've (probably) never heard of.

Treehouses can cost thousands a night - but this one works out as little as $12.50 per person.

It's the largest private garden in the region.

The Three Sisters and Elephant Rock walk is a place full of caves and incredible rock formations.

You can eat your way around the world in just a few steps.

The Taranaki town of Eltham is home to one of the country's most extraordinary bed and breakfast escapes.

Tucked away in Taranaki is a new adventure the kids will love.

Deep in the rugged North Island is a self-declared republic, where you may just need to buy a passport to get in.

For just $1, you can go for a ride on Masterton's famous miniature train.

The Intrepid Hotel on Ghuznee Street is Wellington's cool new inner-city escape.

Almost 500 steps later, this is a walk you'll never forget.

This is the best bike ride you've (probably) never done.

Welcome to a jungle-like paradise packed with wildlife, home to some of the rarest creatures New Zealand has to offer.

Move over Melbourne, Wellington has a foodie street that may be the world's tastiest laneway.

The luxury pod is in a secret location — and that's not the only mystery.

The small town of Te Aroha is home to the most complete Victorian and Edwardian hot pool complex in the country.

The family-run Te Tiro is home to a Lotus Belle tent, complete with a stunning view and outdoor bath.

Many Kiwis have experienced the world-famous Waitomo Caves, but just a few kilometres drive away is a cave that doesn't have the same kind of recognition.

The new trail follows the mighty Waikato River and features magnificent bridges, views and cafés.

A steep staircase weaves through jagged rocks, past canyons, to reveal the Jurassic heart of Great Barrier Island.