One of the most famous glaciers is the Fox River and Franz Joseph, New Zealand

The two glaciers on the South Island of New Zealand are 13 km and 12 km respectively, two of the most popular tourist attractions on the South Island, two of the world's unique glaciers because they are about 900 feet above sea level but are still frozen at this altitude As these glaciers merge into the rainforest and green forests, walking in these forests along the glacier path is called the "ice walk" and this place is one of the most popular tourist attractions on the southern island.