New Zealand Maori Cultural Village Travel Guide
Scenic spot introduction:
New Zealand Maori Cultural Village (Maori village) is located in the southeast of Rotorua City, adjacent to the Whakarewarewa Geothermal Reserve. The center gathers ancient Maori houses here after restoration. There is a Maori cultural exhibition room in the village, which displays unique Maori carvings and is the best place for tourists to learn about Maori culture. The Maori Geothermal Cultural Center is famous for its geothermal fountain (Te Puia).Attractions distribution:
The main attractions of the Maori Cultural Village include sacred stones, wood carving totems, Maori cultural exhibition rooms, early housing, storage rooms, Maori performances, geothermal landscapes, geysers, etc.Scenic spot features:
Photography, culture, exotic places, cultural villages, geothermal landscapes, hot springsTransportation
Scenic spot location:
Oceania>New Zealand>Auckland City
Scenic area map:
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Tickets
Maori Cultural Center ticket prices:
free
Scenic area opening hours:
8:00-17:00
Travel Tips
Best time to visit:
All seasons
Gallery
New Zealand Maori Cultural Village Travel Guide - Wooden Carved Totems
New Zealand Maori Cultural Village Travel Guide - Mud Pool
New Zealand Maori Cultural Village Travel Guide - Sacred Stones
New Zealand Maori Cultural Village Travel Guide - Maori Performance
New Zealand Maori Cultural Village Tourism Guide - Early Housing
New Zealand Maori Cultural Village Travel Guide - Geothermal Landscape
New Zealand Maori Cultural Village Travel Guide - Drying Food
New Zealand Maori Cultural Village Travel Guide - Baked Food
New Zealand Maori Cultural Village Travel Guide - Maori Culture Showroom
New Zealand Maori Cultural Village Travel Guide - Storage Room
New Zealand Maori Cultural Village Travel Guide - Hot Springs
New Zealand Maori Cultural Village Travel Guide - Geysir
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