The performances rotate with the Māori lunar calendar seasons, distinguishing between summer harvest and winter Pleiades celebration themes. The forest natural theater presents live haka and poi dances, with ritual narratives aligned with indigenous worldviews.
Built around the native Tawagulin forest, this ancient-style village integrates bonfires, forest trails, and an open-air theater, offering a fully outdoor immersive experience of the traditional Maori lifestyle in harmony with nature.
On-site excavation of underground hangi pits, where the chef innovatively enhances local seasonal ingredients, offering forest appetizers and family-style main courses that fully embody Maori hospitality and harvest culture.