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Kauai Polynesian Festival spotlights Tahitian, Maori, Samoan and Hawaiian dancing, culture - Hawaii Magazine

The 12th annual Kauai Polynesian Festival, which features Tahitian, Maori, Samoan and Hawaiian entertainment as well as group and solo dancing

A Maori man with ta moko (facial tattoo) and woman doing hongi (traditional Maori greeting) with the Pohutu Geyser behind, Te Puia (New Zealand Maori Arts & Crafts Institute), Rotorua, New Zealand…

A Maori man with ta moko (facial tattoo) and woman doing hongi (traditional Maori greeting), New Zealand

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The Maori culture in New Zealand embraces facial tattoos on many of its men and women. They are called moko and are a sacred beauty ritual.

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Maori Hairstyles Women

Maori Carving

Maori carving at Hamilton Gardens. View on black

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Maori People

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Voyages through Polynesia

Author Julian Evans revisits the South Pacific for an island-hopping adventure by boat

8 Things You Didn’t Know About the Māori

When you hear of the Māori, most people think about the haka that has gained much attention in mainstream media. However, their culture and customs go deeper than just the haka dance.

Mine Bay Māori Rock Carvings | Lake Taupo, New Zealand

You'll need to hop on a boat to see the amazing Maori rock carvings at Mine Bay in Lake Taupo.

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Lake Taupo New Zealand

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Whakarewarewa The Living Maori Village - Aotearoa

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Maori Face Tattoo Ideas

Face tattoos are unquestionably for courageous people since they are one of the most contentious styles of body art.

Maori Tattoo Meanings

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The 12th annual Kauai Polynesian Festival, which features Tahitian, Maori, Samoan and Hawaiian entertainment as well as group and solo dancing

A Maori man with ta moko (facial tattoo) and woman doing hongi (traditional Maori greeting), New Zealand

The Maori culture in New Zealand embraces facial tattoos on many of its men and women. They are called moko and are a sacred beauty ritual.

Maori carving at Hamilton Gardens. View on black

Author Julian Evans revisits the South Pacific for an island-hopping adventure by boat

When you hear of the Māori, most people think about the haka that has gained much attention in mainstream media. However, their culture and customs go deeper than just the haka dance.

You'll need to hop on a boat to see the amazing Maori rock carvings at Mine Bay in Lake Taupo.

Whakarewarewa The Living Maori Village - Aotearoa

Face tattoos are unquestionably for courageous people since they are one of the most contentious styles of body art.