A beautifully corny introduction to the world of m...Photo by Anonymous
Scenic route Photo by Katherine B
Chair lifts which carry you back up to the luge tr...Photo by Bandit, USA
Champage Pool at Wai-O-TapuPhoto by David C, Australia
Here we are being welcomed on to the VillagePhoto by Drynene M, Australia
Relaxing with a beer after enjoying the fantastic ...Photo by Big Dog, Australia
Frying Pan Lake at Waimangu volcanic valley. Unfor...Photo by David C, Australia
Typical whare on the marae groundsPhoto by Big Dog, Australia
Going down the luge!Photo by Bandit, USA
Ready to ride the gondola to the top.Photo by Bandit, USA
Maori concert.Photo by ANGELA G, USA
Plate of Hangi prepared dinnerPhoto by Rossa R, Australia
Gondola coming down.Photo by Bandit, USA
Welcoming the visitors to the Concert portion of t...Photo by Big Dog, Australia
Maori carving in the marae grounds.Photo by Big Dog, Australia
Mud pools near Wai-O-TapuPhoto by David C, Australia
Chair lifts.Photo by Bandit, USA
Welcoming song.Photo by Triin S, Estonia
The hair ranges from lusciously woolly to comicall...Photo by Anonymous
Maori men during the welcoming ceremony on our arr...Photo by Rossa R, Australia
Rotorua
Attractions
Rotorua Attractions: Cultural Experience
Here's a list of all attractions in Rotorua tagged as 'Cultural Experience' . Click 'X' to remove this filter and browse all of our top local attractions.
Tamaki Maori Village
Built by two brothers in 1989, the Tamaki Maori Village is the destinatition for an authentic Maori experience. If you are looking for a Maori encounter ... Continue Reading »
Maori Arts and Crafts Institute (Te Puia)
Te Puia, the Maori Arts and Crafts Institute was established by the New Zealand Parliament to guard and preserve Maori culture, housing the national schools ... Continue Reading »
Rotorua Museum
The Rotorua region is steeped in New Zealand's history, from the days of the Maori settlers to the advent of European explorers. At the Rotorua Museum, you'll ... Continue Reading »
Buried Village of Te Wairoa
The Buried Village of Te Wairoa offers a unique glimpse into 19th century New Zealand life, as it was buried and preserved by volcanic ash in an 1866 ... Continue Reading »
Ohinemutu
Ohinemutu was the first settlement in the region established by the Ngati Whakaue people. Originally used as an entry hub for visitors and food headed to the ... Continue Reading »
Whakarewarewa, The Living Thermal Village
For over 200 years, the people of the Maori tribe of Tuhourangi - Ngati Wahiao have lived near the geothermal activity of Whakarewarewa; but in 1998, they ... Continue Reading »
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