Tāne Mahuta is a giant kauri tree located in the Waipoua Forest of New Zealand. Standing at about 51.2 meters tall, it is one of the largest and oldest living trees in the world, estimated to be over 2,500 years old. This magnificent tree is named after the Māori god of forests and birds, symbolizing the importance of nature in Māori culture. Visitors come from all over to see Tāne Mahuta, often feeling a deep sense of awe and respect for its grandeur. The tree is a vital part of the New Zealand ecosystem, providing habitat for various species and serving as a reminder of the country's rich natural heritage.