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  • Te Puia

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    • +64 7 348 9047

    Spectacular geothermal valley and Maori cultural centre, just south of Rotorua. Educational, interactive, and full of natural wonders. Read more about Te Puia

  • Skyline Queenstown

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    • +64 3 441 0101

    High-altitude entertainment complex above Queenstown. Gondola rides, biking, cafe, bungy, walking tracks, luge, restaurant, Kiwi haka and lots more. The best views of Queenstown. Read more about Skyline Queenstown

  • The Rotorua Museum of Art & History

    • +64 7 350 1814

    Innovative exhibitions and cinema experiences to explain Rotorua's fascinating history and recount the Te Arawa Maori and Mt Tarawera eruption. Read more about The Rotorua Museum of Art & History

  • Auckland War Memorial Museum

    • +64 9 309 0443

    The Auckland War Memorial Museum presents the history of New Zealand, its people and culture. The museum is home to millions of objects, interactive displays and ideal place to take the kids. Read more about Auckland War Memorial Museum

  • The Waitangi Treaty Grounds

    • +64 9 402 7437

    The essential element of your Bay of Islands visit is the Waitangi Treaty Grounds, the Birthplace (Te Pitowhenua) of New Zealand. It was here on February 6th, 1840, that the Treaty of Waitangi was fi Read more about The Waitangi Treaty Grounds

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  • Maori Tours Kaikoura

    • +64 3 319 5567

    Maori experiences that are specially designed to offer you insight into Maori culture, traditions, history and spiritual values as well as our perspective on the natural world.

  • Pataka Museum of Arts & Cultures

    • +64 4 237 1511

    An art gallery & museum that's situated just 15 minutes north of Wellington. Pataka celebrates Maori heritage & Maori, Pacific Island, New Zealand, Asian and international contemporary art & culture.

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Maori Culture in New Zealand

The Maori culture is deep and varied, with traditional and contemporary arts taking a prominent position. The art of carving, weaving, tattoo, oratory and kapa haka (group performance) are practised across the land. 

14% of New Zealand's population is represented by Maori. However, the Maori culture impacts all New Zealanders. Throughout New zealand there are many attractions to visit. From Maori village tours & live Maori shows to thermal attractions like Te Puia that offer personal Maori Guided Tours to observe traditional Maori skills up close.  

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