Te Pā Tū
Immerse yourself in Maori history at TE PĀ TŪ, New Zealand's highly acclaimed cultural attraction. Experience four hours of captivating performances and indulge in a traditional Hāngī feast to celebrate this rich heritage.
41M+ travellers love us
Delivering best in class experience
-
Enjoy a guided tour through Te Puia, home to New Zealand’s largest active geyser and extraordinary geothermal wonders.
-
Visit the renowned Māori Arts and Crafts Institute, watching skilled artisans create intricate wood carvings and delicate woven art.
-
Explore the Kiwi Conservation Centre, where you'll see New Zealand’s iconic bird up close and learn about ongoing conservation efforts.
-
Upgrade your experience with options including a live Haka performance or a traditional Hangi buffet dinner for deeper cultural immersion.
-
Pohutu Geyser erupts up to 20 times a day, shooting water as high as 30 meters into the air—don’t miss this natural wonder during your visit.
More details
-
Enjoy a guided tour through Te Puia, home to New Zealand’s largest active geyser and extraordinary geothermal wonders.
-
Visit the renowned Māori Arts and Crafts Institute, watching skilled artisans create intricate wood carvings and delicate woven art.
-
Explore the Kiwi Conservation Centre, where you'll see New Zealand’s iconic bird up close and learn about ongoing conservation efforts.
-
Upgrade your experience with options including a live Haka performance or a traditional Hangi buffet dinner for deeper cultural immersion.
-
Pohutu Geyser erupts up to 20 times a day, shooting water as high as 30 meters into the air—don’t miss this natural wonder during your visit.
-
Enhance your geothermal tour with a dynamic Haka performance, blending Māori culture and storytelling in a thrilling live show.
-
Walk through Te Puia’s volcanic landscape, marveling at boiling mud pools and the powerful Pohutu Geyser as it erupts before your eyes.
-
Discover Māori traditions as you visit a working Marae and gain insight into ancient customs through interactive cultural displays.
-
Spend time exploring the village and learning about Māori crafts at the Arts Institute, where you can interact with the artisans.
-
The Haka, performed by warriors in stunning costumes, was once used to prepare for battle and is now a key symbol of Māori pride.
More details
-
Enhance your geothermal tour with a dynamic Haka performance, blending Māori culture and storytelling in a thrilling live show.
-
Walk through Te Puia’s volcanic landscape, marveling at boiling mud pools and the powerful Pohutu Geyser as it erupts before your eyes.
-
Discover Māori traditions as you visit a working Marae and gain insight into ancient customs through interactive cultural displays.
-
Spend time exploring the village and learning about Māori crafts at the Arts Institute, where you can interact with the artisans.
-
The Haka, performed by warriors in stunning costumes, was once used to prepare for battle and is now a key symbol of Māori pride.
-
Travel to Mitai Māori with complimentary round-trip transportation and be regaled with creative storytelling around the history, culture, and traditions of this village.
-
After a welcoming ceremony, a traditional meal is unveiled and set to slow cook in an earth oven for consumption at the end of your visit.
-
You will be privy to warriors paddling down the Wai-o-Whiro stream by canoe, and cultural performances galore.
-
Stroll through nature and see an ancient fortified village, the spring of Te Puna Tapu o Tuhoe, and glow worms illuminating the forest.
-
Discover the ways of living, natural resources, and survival techniques used by indigenous peoples.
-
Wind down with authentic food cooked in a hāngī pit, and engage in a lively question and answer session.
More details
-
Travel to Mitai Māori with complimentary round-trip transportation and be regaled with creative storytelling around the history, culture, and traditions of this village.
-
After a welcoming ceremony, a traditional meal is unveiled and set to slow cook in an earth oven for consumption at the end of your visit.
-
You will be privy to warriors paddling down the Wai-o-Whiro stream by canoe, and cultural performances galore.
-
Stroll through nature and see an ancient fortified village, the spring of Te Puna Tapu o Tuhoe, and glow worms illuminating the forest.
-
Discover the ways of living, natural resources, and survival techniques used by indigenous peoples.
-
Wind down with authentic food cooked in a hāngī pit, and engage in a lively question and answer session.
Similar things to do in Rotorua
Nearby cities to explore
