Te Pō Maori Cultural Experience and Dinner
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Te Pō Maori Cultural Experience and Dinner
Our Heritage
Te Pō is Te Puia’s evening cultural experience. It is a feast of cultural storytelling, entertainment and Māori kai (indigenous food). Feel the spirit of Te Puia at night and experience our heritage - a living legacy of people, culture and place.
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Nice singing and dancing.
Olaf Penn -
Amazing experience.
lorah -
The perfect place for a relaxed evening.
Malina -
Drivers excellent.
Helen Pet -
Very interesting.
Jane & Regis
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We booked a tour and evening programme with dinner (buffet).
The tour was nice, very big geyser! The evening show was cool and the dinner amazing! Traditional cooked. After dinner we went back to the geyser. There, we got hot chocolate and we could see the geyser and stars!
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We enjoyed the performance of Maori song and dance and appreciated being taught the Poi dance, but overall we felt like a herd of cattle being pushed through the evening.
Food was okay. Did not get to see the geyser go off but preferred not seeing it as opposed to it being forced to erupt by pouring soap in to it.
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Very disappointed with the evening experience.
Extremely overpriced for what is included. Seems extremely disorganised. Would not recommend.
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Thermal geysers and hot pool tour in Rotorua, very good Maori guide, very informative and interesting.
Maori concert in evenin and meal. Very enjoyable with meal cooked in a hangi. Concert entertaining and well explained and performed.
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Know going in that this is a "touristy" thing to do.
That said, it felt fairly authentic and because it is Maori owned, proceeds go to the facility. The weaver and carver craft institute was wonderful, keeping the traditional crafts alive. We were pleasantly surprised at how good the meal was. The performance was also very good. Our only disappointment was that our young guide through the geyser area was not as well informed as he could have been about Maori history and native flora/fauna, although in his defense we did ask pretty in-depth questions. Perhaps an older guide might know more. That said, he was very engaging. We would highly recommend this experience if you have only limited time in Rotorua as we did.
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Bubbling mud village was really cool, guide gave us tour and history, saw haka and got a real insight into Maori culture.
We had a free walk around as well.
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Evening experience was brilliant - Mel our guide was lovely, the concert was very enjoyable and the hangi meal was delicious.
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Cultural show very professional, fantastic.
Meal hangi fresh but so many people to eat needed more organising (tables to go to buffet).
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We gave $138 per adult - that was expensive, the guided tour through the park was too quick but we saw the geyser.
nice maori dance, food excellent.
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Really good evening however would love to learn more about the history.
Was based in a very modern complex.
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Quite expensive - but then they all are, regardless of company.
A bit odd because the setting is very modern, but the dancing and food was great and we got to see a geyser explode. It is a large group though - maybe 100+ people.
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We booked a tour and evening programme with dinner (buffet).
The tour was nice, very big geyser! The evening show was cool and the dinner amazing! Traditional cooked. After dinner we went back to the geyser. There, we got hot chocolate and we could see the geyser and stars!
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Very disappointed with the evening experience.
Extremely overpriced for what is included. Seems extremely disorganised. Would not recommend.
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We enjoyed the performance of Maori song and dance and appreciated being taught the Poi dance, but overall we felt like a herd of cattle being pushed through the evening.
Food was okay. Did not get to see the geyser go off but preferred not seeing it as opposed to it being forced to erupt by pouring soap in to it.
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Quite expensive - but then they all are, regardless of company.
A bit odd because the setting is very modern, but the dancing and food was great and we got to see a geyser explode. It is a large group though - maybe 100+ people.
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Really good evening however would love to learn more about the history.
Was based in a very modern complex.
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Evening experience was brilliant - Mel our guide was lovely, the concert was very enjoyable and the hangi meal was delicious.
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We gave $138 per adult - that was expensive, the guided tour through the park was too quick but we saw the geyser.
nice maori dance, food excellent.
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Bubbling mud village was really cool, guide gave us tour and history, saw haka and got a real insight into Maori culture.
We had a free walk around as well.
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Cultural show very professional, fantastic.
Meal hangi fresh but so many people to eat needed more organising (tables to go to buffet).
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Know going in that this is a "touristy" thing to do.
That said, it felt fairly authentic and because it is Maori owned, proceeds go to the facility. The weaver and carver craft institute was wonderful, keeping the traditional crafts alive. We were pleasantly surprised at how good the meal was. The performance was also very good. Our only disappointment was that our young guide through the geyser area was not as well informed as he could have been about Maori history and native flora/fauna, although in his defense we did ask pretty in-depth questions. Perhaps an older guide might know more. That said, he was very engaging. We would highly recommend this experience if you have only limited time in Rotorua as we did.
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Thermal geysers and hot pool tour in Rotorua, very good Maori guide, very informative and interesting.
Maori concert in evenin and meal. Very enjoyable with meal cooked in a hangi. Concert entertaining and well explained and performed.
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We really had a nice evening with the indeginous evening experience (show and hangi were excellent!) Don't miss this fabulous experience.
Also a good guide during the visit.
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A fun evening but the out of town thermal parks are more impressive.
The Maori and cultural experience is good in its own right, though poor food for vegetarians.
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Traditional Maori evening and meal and to see geyser.
Great value for money and service. Meal was lovely and thoroughly recommended. Geyser at end of night - fab.
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