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Indonesian celebrities Citra Kirana and Rezky Aditya travel New Zealand in a campervan

15.07.2026 21:14 1 min 2 sources
KapanLagi.com IND + 1 more
Indonesian celebrities Citra Kirana and Rezky Aditya travel New Zealand in a campervan
Original source: KapanLagi.com

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Indonesian celebrities Citra Kirana and Rezky Aditya, with their son Athar, took a five-day campervan trip across New Zealand, visiting Mount Cook, Queenstown, and Lake Wakatipu.

Indonesian celebrities Citra Kirana and Rezky Aditya, together with their son Athar, explored New Zealand for five days in a campervan. They visited Mount Cook, where they used crampons for snow trekking, as well as Queenstown, Lake Wakatipu, and an alpaca farm. They stayed at campsites. The trip was organized without assistants to strengthen family bonds. Citra Kirana shared her experiences on Instagram, highlighting the scenic views.

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