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…»Maori Tradition Music Concert Festivals New Zealand Travel Forum - View All Questions Ask a Question Search Q Maori tradition music concert/festivals? ( New Zealand - Maori Culture) Henry Halls - 31st Dec, 2016 Hi, I am looking for an event in 2017 where Maori groups perform traditional songs…
A sacred place – a spiritual place. An evening with Mitai will give you an authentic introduction to Maori culture. Enjoy a traditional hangi meal. See warriors in traditional dress paddling a waka (ancient war canoe). Home of the sacred Rainbow Spring and glow worms. Five minutes from the CBD. Nau…
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The Old Maori Trail is also know as the Rosie Bay - Lake Kaitawa Track and follows what was once a Maori trail to the lake. Starting at Rosie Bay, the track follows what was a traditional Maori route to Lake Kaitawa.
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Located at Willowbank Wildlife Reserve, Ko Tāne is the South Island’s only Māori cultural experience and hāngī dinner. Includes a pōwhiri (traditional Māori welcome), an interactive village experience and a 45-minute kapahaka performance with an optional hāngī meal and/or kiwi tour. Performances at…
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View the glow and richness of Maori traditions and culture forever preserved on DVD. See the Maori Haka, traditional welcome, and songs and dance. Travel back thousands of years to the coming of the Maori and watch their progress through the ages, their struggles in developing the land and the…
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Take a short stroll from the Cape Reinga/Te Rerenga Wairua car park down to the lighthouse. From here you can enjoy the outstanding panoramic views and pay respect to a site that is steeped in Maori tradition.
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…highest non-volcanic peak (1,754 metres), Mount Hikurangi, is regarded as sacred by the Ngati Porou Maori of the region, who believe the mountain to be the resting place of Maui's waka (canoe). Traditionally the peak is regarded as the first land in the world to catch the dawn of the new day.
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…unique gifts at the Museum Store. Explore our range of traditional and contemporary artworks crafted by New Zealand artisans, from Pounamu and ceramics, to jewellery and exclusive items inspired by the Museum’s collections. You will also find Maori cultural books, Manuka honey, art prints, carvings…
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…This includes a Pwohiri (traditional welcome) cultural performance, entertainment, Māori village and nature tour. Timaru – Timaru is home to Te Ana Ngāi Tahu Rock Art Centre, an interactive tourism attraction housing the largest and most significant collection of Māori rock art in the world.…
…visitors with a timeless elegance and preserving history and tradition. With the hotel's location within a Dual World Heritage National Park, the hotel is an advocate for conservation and upholds a strong relationship with local Maori. The elegant Chateau Tongariro is located within Whakapapa…
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