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Whakarewarewa Thermal Reserve & Maori Arts & Craft

Hemo Road, Rotorua, New Zealand

Featured Review : Whakarewarewa is the home of the Tuhourangi tribe, who have lived in and around this area for over 300 years. The name of the village means (wait for it!) "The uprising of the warriors of Wahiao," Waihao being the Warri...See Full Review

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Whakarewarewa Thermal Reserve & Maori Arts & Craft Reviews

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Whakarewarewa Thermal Village

  • 4 out of 5 stars by Janeight from Auckland, United Kingdom
  • October 30, 2002
Whakarewarewa Thermal Village
Quote: Whakarewarewa is the home of the Tuhourangi tribe, who have lived in and around this area for over 300 years. The name of the village means (wait for it!) "The uprising of the warriors of Wahiao," Waihao being the Warrior Chief of the village at... Read the full Whakarewarewa Thermal Reserve & Maori Arts & Craft review

From journal Rotorua Roamer

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Whakarewarewa Thermal Reserve & Maori Arts & Craft

  • 4 out of 5 stars by superpurd from Williams Lake, British Columbia
  • August 27, 2002
Quote: The location is at the south end of Fenton St. which is one of the main North / South streets of Rotorua. It is easy to spot because of the almost continuous geyser activity. There are two parts to this location, the thermal reserve and the Maori... Read the full Whakarewarewa Thermal Reserve & Maori Arts & Craft review

From journal 5 days in Rotorua

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Whakawerawera

  • 4 out of 5 stars by Quan from Seattle, Washington
  • January 3, 2001
Quote: Whakawerawera, or Whaka for short, is Rotorua's best known thermal zone and a major Maori cultural area. You go to Whaka to visit the geysers, of which the most famous is Pohutu (Maori for big splash or explosion), an active geyser which usually... Read the full Whakarewarewa Thermal Reserve & Maori Arts & Craft review

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