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Indigenous sacred sites in Cook Islands
Explore 2 sacred sites in Cook Islands connected to Indigenous. Compare locations on the map and find respectful cultural and visiting guidance.
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Arai-Te-Tonga Marae
Avarua / Ngatangiia, Rarotonga, Rarotonga, Cook Islands
Beside an ancient coral road on Rarotonga stands a modest cluster of stone platforms where, for seven centuries, paramount chiefs of the Makea tribe were lifted onto a...
Tuoro
Avarua / Nikao, Rarotonga, Rarotonga, Cook Islands
On Rarotonga's northwest coast, a black basalt headland meets the reef at a place islanders swim and watch the sun set....
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What is included in this Indigenous guide to Cook Islands?
This guide includes 2 sacred places within the Indigenous tradition in Cook Islands.
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