Nya Zeelands museum Te Papa Tongarewa: Höjdpunkter i Māori
Beskrivning
Upptäck rikedomen i Aotearoa Nya Zeelands inhemska kultur på denna en timmes introduktionstur, guidad av en av våra skickliga och erfarna värdar. Med fokus på viktigt Māori-innehåll och koncept inom Te Papa, erbjuder denna tur en välkomnande ingång till te ao Māori - Māori-världen. Med hjälp av ett urval av betydande taonga (skatter), kommer din Guide dela berättelser och insikter som belyser grundläggande aspekter av Māori kultur, historia och värderingar. Detta är inte en djupdykning, utan en genomtänkt kuraterad översikt utformad för att väcka nyfikenhet och förståelse. I denna tur ingår inträdesavgift för internationella besökare. Prissättning för inrikesresor finns på vår hemsida.
Turalternativ
Resplan
Moriiska orden 'Te Papa Tongarewa' betyder 'behållare med skatter'. På Nya Zeelands museum Te Papa Tongarewa upptäcker du våra lands och människors skatter och hör sina berättelser berättade med myndighet och passion. Museet är byggt på ett unikt bi-kulturellt partnerskap som känner igen och firar Māori som tangata Whenua - det ursprungliga folket i detta land. Våra samlingar är spridda över sex våningar med engagerande, interaktiva skärmar. Du möter kulturella skatter från Mori och Stillahavsområdet, Nya Zeelands extraordinära naturmiljö, dess viktigaste konstverk och dess unika historia. Vårt utbud av engagerande och informativa turer berikar varje Te Papa-besök och ger liv till berättelserna om Nya Zeelands land och människor. En turné med en av våra kunniga värdar är ett roligt sätt att hjälpa till att orientera den första gången besökare och ger djup och förståelse för Te Papa-upplevelsen. Te Papa, inklusive Te Papa Tours, är en Qualmark-godkänd besökaraktivitet och har uppnått Qualmark Enviro-Gold-ackreditering.
Höjdpunkter
Vad som ingår
Resenärers betyg
Viktig information
- Anpassat för rullstol
- Spädbarn och små barn kan åka i barnvagn eller sittvagn
- Servicedjur tillåtna
- Kollektivtrafiksalternativ finns i närheten
- Alla områden och ytor är rullstolsanpassade
- Lämplig för alla fysiska konditionsnivåer
- Barn måste åtföljas av en vuxen hela tiden
Recensioner(23)
This is a fantastic museum- and free. There is a special dinosaur exhibit that was expensive - so I did not enter that part. All exhibits had signs in English and Maori and good explanations. My favorite was the earthquake house which simulates a 4.6 earthquake. There was a 10 minute wait, and only 8 people can fit in at once, so make sure you have time. Our tour group only had 1.5 hours, so its not enough time to see everything. I did stop by the ground floor cafe - it takes a very long time in line and to order and get your food. i had fries - they were about $5USD and a huge quantity and hot. This is definitely a museum worth stopping by.
Loved the museum, and this tour. Angela is an amazing ambassador for her heritage, and passing on some knowledge for us to be more aware of the Māori history.
Led by passionate guides, the tour delved deep into the stories and traditions of the Māori people. From the powerful haka demonstration to the intricacies of traditional wood carving, every moment was a connection to Aotearoa's rich heritage. The interactive sessions, where we tried our hand at weaving and learned about the significance of taonga (treasures), made the experience both educational and hands-on. It's not just a tour; it's a heartfelt journey into the heart of Māori culture. If you're at Te Papa and want a meaningful encounter with New Zealand's indigenous roots, the Mana Māori Tour is an absolute must.
Not really much Maori culture and life to see. Would have liked to see and meet more people and watch when they work, etc.
Defiantly a place to visit, I had a great time and I was exposed to Maori culture and culture of Pacific People. There is an exhibition of European Pilgrims art and furniture, there you could see some Greek Orthodox Icons.
Very very informative tour. Highly recommend if you are in Wellington. Our guide was very enthusiastic about sharing his culture with visitors from all around the world.
Excellent guide . Beautiful displays to develop an appreciation of Maori history , expertise and culture
A must visit if in Wellington. I wish we had more time. Exhibits are nice, modern, interactive. Great experience for kids. Traveling from overseas, I particularly enjoyed the Māori exhibits on the top floor.
My daughter and I really enjoyed our Mana Maori tour. Being Maori and educated I knew quite a bit but was a good opportunity for my daughter to learn from a professional not just her mama. The tour itself covered many areas of the museum which was great. I loved how the guide was honest and up to date with new understandings as the light gets brighter so to speak. That was refreshing not being stuck with old information, and nice to see others can get an accurate account of Polynesians that would become known as Maori. Would absolutely recommend otherwise walking around on your own you may miss they whole understanding of things.
Visiting Te Papa Museum was important for me because I am staying in rural New Zealand for 6 months and, although I had availed myself of You Tube videos, I needed to know a more comprehensive history of Maori culture. From the start, the money was well worth the highlight tour. It wetted the appetite of my curious nature about the wonderful and mysterious Maori people. Warrior/whenau. A family oriented warrior culture? Who knew that many Maori can name the boat their ancestors travelled to New Zealand on? There is no way you could cover this museum in an hour or even an afternoon and do it justice, but the tour introduced me to places and customs to explore in person. It was a great place to start my 6 month journey to the land of the long white cloud!
