NTE Pukaland Travelogue is the headline Version 1.4 park event running from September 30 after maintenance until November 11 at 05:59 UTC+8. The event asks you to collect Wonder Stamps and complete limited-time encounters across Pukaland, unlocking park memories and rewards including Annulith, Fabricated Dice, Floe Cinema Tickets, Elite Hunter Guides and Chaotic Dye.
The easiest way to approach NTE Pukaland Travelogue is to open the event hub before spending hours on random attractions. Check which encounters and Wonder Stamps are actually listed, then combine those objectives with normal Pukaland exploration so one trip advances the event and your park-currency farming at the same time.
How to start NTE Pukaland Travelogue
- Update to Version 1.4 and enter Pukaland.
- Open the Pukaland Travelogue event page.
- Review the visible Wonder Stamp categories and limited-time encounters.
- Complete the corresponding park activities.
- Return to the event page and claim recorded rewards instead of assuming every milestone auto-claims.
NTE Pukaland Travelogue is available from launch day, so there is no reason to wait for the October 21 second phase before starting it. The long event window gives plenty of time, but opening it early reveals which tasks can be combined with your normal park route.
How to get Wonder Stamps in NTE Pukaland Travelogue
Wonder Stamps come from the Travelogue’s park activities and limited-time encounters. The exact stamp categories are visible in the live event interface, which is more useful than treating every ride as an automatic stamp source.
After completing a new attraction or encounter, check the event page. If the stamp did not register, read the requirement again before repeating the same activity because the objective may want a score, discovery or special interaction rather than a basic completion.
Rewards from NTE Pukaland Travelogue
| Confirmed reward type | Source |
|---|---|
| Annulith | Travelogue milestones and limited-time encounter rewards |
| Fabricated Dice | Event progression |
| Floe Cinema Tickets | Event progression |
| Elite Hunter Guides | Event progression |
| Chaotic Dye | Event progression |
| Wonder Stamps / park memories | Core Travelogue collection track |
The official Version 1.4 notes confirm those reward categories for NTE Pukaland Travelogue, but the full milestone table is presented in-game. Use the live page for exact quantities instead of relying on a prerelease graphic that may have changed.
Does normal Pukaland exploration count for NTE Pukaland Travelogue
Some park exploration naturally overlaps with Travelogue objectives, but do not assume simply entering an attraction automatically completes every event requirement. The Travelogue specifically references limited-time encounters and Wonder Stamps, which can have their own completion conditions.
This is why checking the event hub before and after an activity saves time. You can see which section advanced and avoid repeating a ride that was never tied to the missing stamp.
Best order for NTE Pukaland Travelogue
Start by discovering the park’s main areas and fast-travel points. Then clear one example activity in each visible Travelogue category so you expose any follow-up objectives. After that, group nearby tasks together instead of bouncing across Pukaland for one stamp at a time.
Flora Maze is a useful early stop because it can produce Puka Stars while you learn one of the park’s main minigames. The haunted attraction and Lavaton activities can then be folded into the same Travelogue sweep.
When does NTE Pukaland Travelogue end?
The event ends November 11 at 05:59 UTC+8. That is a fixed Version 1.4 event deadline, so unclaimed Travelogue progress should not be treated like permanent park exploration.
Convert the time carefully if you play outside the UTC+8 server reference. The event page countdown is the safest final check when you are close to the deadline.
Can you finish NTE Pukaland Travelogue later?
You do not need to complete the entire Travelogue on September 30. The event lasts for several weeks, so the smart launch-day goal is to open it, understand the stamp categories and complete enough activities to reveal what is actually gated.
NTE Pukaland Travelogue is easiest when treated as a checklist layered over the park, not a separate grind. Open the event hub first, combine Wonder Stamp objectives with attraction runs and claim rewards as sections complete rather than leaving everything until November.
Quick check for NTE Pukaland Travelogue
NTE Pukaland Travelogue should be checked against the live Version 1.4 park interface because Pukaland only opened on September 30 and some attraction prompts are shown directly in-game. Use the current map marker, results screen and exchange inventory as the final authority when a prerelease guide shows different wording.
