THE MAORI CULTURE IS A CULTURE THAT IS INTEGRATED PART OF A DYNAMIC EXPERIENCE FOR VISITORS. THE MAORTI ARE THE TANGATA. THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF NEW ZEALAND CAME HERE FROM THE HOMELAND OF HAWAIKLI. TODAY MAORI MAKE UP 14% OF THEIR POPULATION AND THEIR HISTORIC LANGUAGE AND TRADE ARE CENTRAL TO THEIR IDENTITY.
THEY GIVE SINGING AND DANCING AND ANCIENT WAR DANCES TO EXPERIENCE THE CULTURE FIRST HAND. THEY COOK IN EARTH OVENS. THEY MAKE VISUAL ARTS LIKE CARVING, WEAVING, AND TATTOOING ALIVE. THEY HAVE CULTURAL CENTERS AND STUDIOS. CHECK OUT SOME CONTEMPORARY MAORI ART FASHION, FILM, AND TV FILMS THAT ARE THEIR CREATURE EXPRESSION.
THE FUTURE OF NEW ZEALAND IS INHERITED FROM BRITISH AND EUROPEAN CUSTOM WITH POLYNESIAN TRADITION.IT WAS COMPARATIVELY RECENTLY SETTLED BY HUMANS. INITIALLY THE MAORI ONLY IS A BICULTURAL VALUE. NOW NEW ZEALAND IS A COSMOPOLITAN CULTURE THAT REFLECTSITS CHANGING DEMOGRAPHICS AND IS CONCIOUS OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT AND IS AN EDUCATED, DEVELOPED SOCIETY.
MAORI VOYAGERS REACHED THE ISLANDSBEFORE 1300. OVER THE CENTURIES THE MAORI CULTURE DIVERGED FROM POLYNESIAN ROOTS. THEY ESTABLISHED SEPARATE TRIBES, BUILT FORTIFIED VILLAGES, HUNTED AND FISHED AND TRADED COMMODITIES, DEVELOPED AGRICULTURE, ARTS AND WEAPONS, AND KEPT ORAL HISTORIES.
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