The TÄhuna Glenorchy Dark Sky Sanctuary, located on New Zealand's South Island, spans near 50,000 acres and is the country's fifth International Dark Sky Sanctuary. It provides an exceptional opportunity for astrotourism, acting as a gateway to breathtaking wilderness areas like the UNESCO-listed Te Wahipounamu. The sanctuary highlights the dire need for dark locations due to the prevalence of artificial light affecting most of the global population. This site represents a significant effort towards preserving natural darkness, allowing visitors to experience stunning celestial views, enhancing its appeal to both tourists and astronomy enthusiasts alike.
New Zealand's TÄhuna Glenorchy Dark Sky Sanctuary, spanning nearly 50,000 acres, is a world-class stargazing destination and the fifth International Dark Sky Sanctuary in the nation.
With over 80% of the world's population affected by light pollution, truly dark skies have become rare, heightening the importance of sanctuaries like TÄhuna Glenorchy.
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