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Indigenous traditions sacred sites in New Zealand
Explore 4 sacred sites in New Zealand connected to Indigenous traditions. Compare locations on the map and find respectful cultural and visiting guidance.
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Aoraki / Mount Cook
Canterbury, New Zealand
Aoraki is an ancestor in Ngāi Tahu tradition and the highest mountain in Aotearoa New Zealand....
Ngauruhoe
Central North Island, New Zealand
Ngauruhoe is a distinct volcanic cone within the Tongariro sacred landscape. Its relationships with neighbouring mountains and with mana whenua are more important to this...
Ruapehu
Central North Island, New Zealand
Ruapehu is an ancestral mountain with relationships held by several iwi. Ngāti Rangi’s public account places its communities at the mountain’s foot and connects their...
Tongariro
Central North Island, New Zealand
Tongariro is a sacred maunga within the ancestral landscape of Ngāti Tūwharetoa. Ngāti Hikairo ki Tongariro maintain a particular guardianship relationship with the area.
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Indigenous traditions sacred sites in New Zealand questions
What is included in this Indigenous traditions guide to New Zealand?
This guide includes 4 sacred places within the Indigenous traditions tradition in New Zealand.
Can I view these New Zealand sacred places on a map?
Yes. Switch to map view to compare their geography, then open a site page for history, visiting context, and nearby places.
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