In New Zealand lies a truly unique landmark – the hill with the longest place name on Earth. 🇳🇿

Taumata‑whakatangihanga‑koauau‑o‑Tangi­te‑a‑Tū‑Rau‑pē‑kā‑piki‑maunga‑horo‑nuku‑pō‑kā‑i‑fenu‑a‑kitanatahu. Its 85‑letter name translates roughly as “The summit where the wind‑blown tinker‑bell of the great chief Tū‑Rau‑pē sang his love song.”

Interesting fact: the hill rises 310 m above sea level, and the name was recorded in 19th‑century Māori oral tradition, preserving a remarkable piece of linguistic heritage.