The Te Puke Giant Kiwifruit is a striking landmark located in Te Puke, a town in the Bay of Plenty region of New Zealand, renowned for its vibrant kiwifruit industry. This impressive sculpture, standing at 7 meters tall, symbolizes the importance of kiwifruit to the local economy and is a tribute to the hardworking farmers in the area.

Unveiled in 2001, the Giant Kiwifruit is made from fibreglass and painted to resemble the real fruit, showcasing the fuzzy exterior and bright green interior with seeds. The sculpture has become a popular photo opportunity for tourists and locals alike, drawing visitors to Te Puke and highlighting its status as the "Kiwifruit Capital of the World."

Nearby, visitors can explore various kiwifruit orchards, with opportunities for tours and tastings, making it a delightful stop for anyone interested in learning more about this iconic New Zealand fruit. Te Puke also hosts the Kiwifruit Festival, celebrating the harvest with family-friendly events, showcasing the community's pride in their agricultural heritage.