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En la cultura mahorí cada pueblo o tribu construye una casa comunitaria, llamada wharenui, que significa "casa grande" o whare rūnanga, casa de rreuniones.También se las conoce como whare whakairo, "casa tallada", debido a la decoración exterior e interior a base de madera tallada y coloreada de tonos rojizos.
Esta se encuentra en Waitangi, el lugar en el que se firmó el tratado entre las diferente tribus mahoríes y los colonos ingleses.
es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wharenui
En la cultura mahorí cada pueblo o tribu construye una casa comunitaria, llamada wharenui, que significa "casa grande" o whare rūnanga, casa de rreuniones.También se las conoce como whare whakairo, "casa tallada", debido a la decoración exterior e interior a base de madera tallada y coloreada de tonos rojizos.
Esta se encuentra en Waitangi, el lugar en el que se firmó el tratado entre las diferente tribus mahoríes y los colonos ingleses.
es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wharenui
En la cultura mahorí cada pueblo o tribu construye una casa comunitaria, llamada wharenui, que significa "casa grande" o whare rūnanga, casa de rreuniones.También se las conoce como whare whakairo, "casa tallada", debido a la decoración exterior e interior a base de madera tallada y coloreada de tonos rojizos.
Esta se encuentra en Waitangi, el lugar en el que se firmó el tratado entre las diferente tribus mahoríes y los colonos ingleses.
es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wharenui
En la cultura mahorí cada pueblo o tribu construye una casa comunitaria, llamada wharenui, que significa "casa grande" o whare rūnanga, casa de rreuniones.También se las conoce como whare whakairo, "casa tallada", debido a la decoración exterior e interior a base de madera tallada y coloreada de tonos rojizos.
Esta se encuentra en Waitangi, el lugar en el que se firmó el tratado entre las diferente tribus mahoríes y los colonos ingleses.
es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wharenui
detail of the statue in front of the museum of archeology and anthropology in Cambridge
detail of the statue in front of the museum of archeology and anthropology in Cambridge
Traditional Maori Waka (war canoe) TaiaMai Cultural Experience, a family-run river adventure in support of a drug rehabilitation charity for wayward Maori to rediscover their roots. The experience includes paddling a 'waka' (war canoe) up river to the Haruru Falls; surprisingly hard work but brilliant!
Traditional Nga-Puhi tribal welcome - Part of the Waka (war canoe) TaiaMai Cultural Experience, a family-run river adventure in support of a drug rehabilitation charity for wayward Maori to rediscover their roots - hence the ankle tags on some of the local guys!
Traditional Maori Waka (war canoe) TaiaMai Cultural Experience, a family-run river adventure in support of a drug rehabilitation charity for wayward Maori to rediscover their roots. The experience includes paddling a 'waka' (war canoe) up river to the Haruru Falls; surprisingly hard work but brilliant!
Traditional Nga-Puhi tribal welcome - Part of the Waka (war canoe) TaiaMai Cultural Experience, a family-run river adventure in support of a drug rehabilitation charity for wayward Maori to rediscover their roots - hence the ankle tags on some of the local guys!
Waitangi, Bay of Islands, not far from where Captain Cook first landed from HMS Endeavour in 1769.
Waitangi is also the historical site of the Treaty signed in 1840 between the British and 500 Maori tribal leaders - seen as the beginning of the colonisation of New Zealand.
Returning to Seven Seas Voyager by ship's tender.
Traditional Maori Waka (war canoe) TaiaMai Cultural Experience, a family-run river adventure in support of a drug rehabilitation charity for wayward Maori to rediscover their roots. The experience includes paddling a 'waka' (war canoe) up river to the Haruru Falls; surprisingly hard work but brilliant!
Seven Seas Voyager (2003: 42,363grt 706pax) at anchor off Waitangi, Bay of Islands, not far from where Captain Cook first landed from HMS Endeavour in 1769.
Waitangi is also the historical site of the Treaty signed in 1840 between the British and 500 Maori tribal leaders - seen as the beginning of the colonisation of New Zealand.
Traditional Maori Waka (war canoe) TaiaMai Cultural Experience, a family-run river adventure in support of a drug rehabilitation charity for wayward Maori to rediscover their roots. The experience includes paddling a 'waka' (war canoe) up river to the Haruru Falls; surprisingly hard work but brilliant!
Seven Seas Voyager (2003: 42,363grt 706pax) drops anchor off Waitangi, Bay of Islands, not far from where Captain Cook first landed from HMS Endeavour in 1769.
Waitangi is also the historical site of the Treaty signed in 1840 between the British and 500 Maori tribal leaders - seen as the beginning of the colonisation of New Zealand.
Returning to Seven Seas Voyager by ship's tender.
Returning to Seven Seas Voyager by ship's tender.
Traditional Maori Waka (war canoe) TaiaMai Cultural Experience, a family-run river adventure in support of a drug rehabilitation charity for wayward Maori to rediscover their roots. The experience includes paddling a 'waka' (war canoe) up river to the Haruru Falls; surprisingly hard work but brilliant!
Returning to Seven Seas Voyager by ship's tender.