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In order to truly appreciate Auckland’s diverse culture, Visit Oakland hopes you take a moment to explore its community. Visit Oakland thinks whether you are in a farmers market in Chinatown or a theater in a residential area, you will find proud locals in every corner. Don't live in one place for too long Auckland has many places to cover. Auckland Airport is not just a place to enter and leave the port, although it may be famous for a departure, such as Amelia Earhart in 1937. Oakland Chinatown is one of the oldest Chinatowns in the United States. It settled shortly after the gold rush in the 1850s. No longer only Chinese, this 16-block area is pan-Asian, with Koreans, Vietnamese, and Japanese. This quiet residential area at the foot of Oakland has a rich Latin American culture and a fresh and simple atmosphere. There are few handmade cocktail bars or bicycle-driven coffee machines.