Whakarewarewa - The Living Maori Village

Maori are Native New Zealanders and were the first to come to the island. Maori traditional lifestyles such as stone roast food are not difficult to find in Maori villages, as well as their weaving and carving.

The village of Huaka Maori is a village of Rotorua that retains Maori traditional culture. Here you can see the daily lifestyle of Maori people and their traditional culture. Every day, there are several Maori dance performances, full of primitive wildness, and strong Maori cultural characteristics, very wonderful, worth watching.

At the entrance of the village, a white child and a Maori boy were seen swinging happily, and there were a group of Maori children around, everyone laughing and giggling and playing happily together. The reason why the children are not mosaiced is to reflect this kind of racial harmony, and the second is that the children grow fast, and now the two children have long changed.

Learn about the simple and exquisite sculptures, history, culture and traditions of the Maori people, the ancient houses of the Maori people in the Maori cultural village, and the unique sculptures of the Maori people are displayed inside the central exhibition hall of the village. It is the best place for tourists to learn about the Maori culture. (

Rotorua has many geothermal parks, this reserve is large, everywhere can see hot mud, steam on the water, the air is filled with a strong pungent sulfur smell.