Découvrez le site archéologique le plus visité de Nouvelle-Zélande et écoutez des histoires sur le Mont 1886. Éruption de Tarawera. Cette visite guidée propose une gamme d’expositions historiques nichées dans le paysage pittoresque de la Nouvelle-Zélande. Les visiteurs peuvent emprunter des sentiers de promenade paisibles et découvrir les récits de vie des habitants dont le destin a été étroitement lié à l'éruption volcanique. Découvrez l'héritage des terrasses roses et blanches, autrefois considérées comme la huitième merveille du monde.
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Le village enterré de Te Wairoa, à seulement 15 minutes de route de la ville de Rotorua, offre un aperçu de première main de l'une des plus grandes catastrophes naturelles de Nouvelle-Zélande. Découvrez les effets dévastateurs du mont. Tarawera a éclaté en 1886, qui a enterré Te Wairoa et a mis fin à plus de 150 vies. Aujourd'hui, bien plus d'un siècle plus tard, le village fouillé offre une occasion unique de voir comment vivaient les habitants maoris de la région et les premiers colons. Des visites guidées de groupe, des visites audio / vidéo et des conférences, qui sont incluses avec votre billet d'entrée, sont programmées tout au long de la journée. Découvrez les caractéristiques géologiques et géothermiques du lac Tarawera, au mont. Tarawera et la région des lacs environnants. Découvrez ce qui est arrivé aux terrasses roses et blanches, autrefois un monument naturel populaire. Découvrez comment le village de Te Wairoa est né, le rôle qu'il a joué dans le développement de la région et comment son héritage continue d'influencer l'industrie touristique néo-zélandaise à ce jour. Rencontrez le musée de classe mondiale de Te Wairoa et sa collection d'objets fouillés. Explorez le site archéologique, qui révèle la dévastation de l'éruption, et parcourez un chemin pavé le long des sites mêmes que les habitants de Te Wairoa ont autrefois appelés chez eux. Empruntez le Waterfall Trail jusqu'à Wairere Falls, qui plonge à 30 mètres dans la vallée en contrebas. Dirigez-vous vers Vi's Teahouse pour de délicieux scones, du thé Devonshire et un excellent café, ou parcourez la gamme de cadeaux dans la boutique de cadeaux. Les enfants peuvent chercher des indices dans les sites fouillés ou aller au terrain de jeu d'aventure. Prévoyez 1 à 1,5 heure pour découvrir tout le village enterré.
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The museum here is fantastic, it has a very clear timeline & recount of the villages, settlers, tourists & life before & after the 1886 eruption. The Smith family should be very proud of the work they have done to resurrect this part of history & escavate the village to show what the eruption meant for the village.
This is something that you just don't see every day so it is worth going just for that reason. It is just so surreal walking around the site and trying to imagine the horrors and wonders of that historic night. I wish I could have seen the pink and white terraces. I also think it would have been truly amazing to see the eruption (from a safe distance of course!). It is also one of the cheaper experiences in the Rotorua area so I'm not sure why people are complaining about the price.
What an interesting history that the buried villiage tells us about. A good price for the experience. It took us about an hour to go through the history and walk the grounds. Being August, it was quiet, but it was a lovely educational experience that was enjoyed by us both.
I was a little disappointed, there is a lot of information at the beginning and it is all very interesting, but was a little lost once we walked outside. I wasn't sure exactly what I was looking at. Also we were told there was a wonderful waterfall loop to walk, but then you get there and no loop because of a rockfall, so you were not sure how far to go. More accurate information on this would have been nice. I felt it was a bit overpriced for what it was, although well set out. A great affordable cafe on site is a bonus though.
We visited the Buried Village during our Honeymoon Campervan adventure. Found the museum to be very informative and well worth the trip off the beaten track. As Australians on our first visit to New Zealand we learned a lot about the history and culture while visiting. This location is a stark reminder of how temporary we as humans are in the face of nature's raw fury. The walk through the village and waterfalls was stunning and loved the stories alongside the historical sites. We also enjoyed great service from the curators and coffee shop staff alike. Definitely recommend a visit.
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Was a surprising little gem of a place. Awesome walk down to a beautiful view of a water fall. Gorgeous little cafe and gift shop. Definitely recommend
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Beautiful scenery Interesting Steep stairs We did it in very heavy rain, but that made it more atmospheric, lush and challenging in some areas. Enjoyed it more than expected.
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Informative and tragic step back in time of the 1886 volcanic eruption which near destroyed the village of Te Wairoa. The personal memoirs from survivors recounted traumatic first-hand experiences brought the event to life.
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We appreciate that this is a small private enterprise, but the price is too high. We were occupied for 1.5hrs. The museum and the waterfall are the highlights. The excavated areas are certainly not Pompeii. Having read and heard about the eruption of 1886 on other tours, we could have skipped this attraction.
Thanks for your feedback, we appreciate your thoughts - due to the nature of the natural environment and the materials used to create the original village we are more a place of storytelling and remembrance than Pompeii which has many more permanent and long lasting features
Amazing place with a real atmosphere. The museum told the story of the volcanic explosion really well. Makes you wonder how we would react if it happened again today.
Thank you for your review - we constantly think about what it would be like for the people if it happened again anywhere in New Zealand
| Visite | Durée | Note | Prix | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Village enterré de Te Wairoa | 45 min–2h | 4.5 (131) | $15 | |
 Mitai Maori Village Cultural Experience in Rotorua | 3 heures | 4.6 (1,440) | $102 | Voir |
 Whakarewarewa Village Guided Tour | 1 heure | 4.7 (539) | $33 | Voir |
 Voyages of Maori at Mitai Maori Village | 2 heures | 4.8 (96) | $80 | Voir |
 Cultural Performance at Whakarewarewa - The Living Maori Village | 30 min–40 min | 4.6 (38) | $23 | Voir |
 Rotorua Canopy Tours: 2.5Hour Native Forest Zipline Adventure | 2h 30min | 5.0 (4,680) | $120 | Voir |
 Rotorua’s Ultimate Zipline: 6 ziplines, 400 m Tandem, Cliff Walk | 3 heures | 5.0 (2,613) | $160 | Voir |