Nestled in Turangi, the Volcanic Activity Centre offers a deep dive into the history and science of New Zealand’s volcanic landscapes. This educational facility showcases the geothermal and volcanic activity of the Taupo region, from the supervolcano that formed Lake Taupo to the ongoing activity of Mt. Ruapehu in Tongariro National Park. Visitors can explore interactive exhibits and learn about the forces that have shaped this dynamic landscape, gaining insights into the geological processes that continue to influence the area.
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