Whakarewarewa The Living Maori Village, <em>Rotorua</em>
Rotorua

Whakarewarewa The Living Maori Village, Rotorua

About Whakarewarewa The Living Maori Village

Discover Rotorua’s rich past and culture at Whakarewarewa, The Living Maori Village, which is amongst the top Rotorua places to visit. The village lies around natural geysers and hot pools and is the home to Tuhourangi-Ngati Wahiao tribe.

Traverse through this devotedly preserved village to learn about how the native tribe perform their daily chores like cooking, bathing, etc., using geothermal resources. Enjoy a cultural performance or savour a traditional hangi meal prepared in geothermal vents and collect some cherishable reminiscence.

Location: 17 Tryon St, Whakarewarewa, Rotorua 3010, New Zealand

Timings: 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

Entry Fees: 
Adult: $35
Child: $15
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