




Te Puia Ticket

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Te Ra Guided Experience
Te Ra Guided Experience with Haka
Te Po Indigenous Evening Experience Combo with Guided Experience
Te Po Indigenous Evening Experience
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Guide
- Te Rā Guided Experience – 90-minute guided tour through our geothermal valley, Kiwi Conservation Centre and the New Zealand Māori Arts and Crafts Institute.
- Te Rā Guided Experience + Haka - 90-minute guided tour through our geothermal valley, Kiwi Conservation Centre and the New Zealand Māori Arts and Crafts Institute, followed by a 30-minute cultural performance in our carved meeting house.
- Tuku Iho Trail – Premium 2-hour 15-minute guided tour through our geothermal valley, including our ngāwhā (hot pool) with a sweetcorn tasting, Kiwi Conservation Centre and the New Zealand Māori Arts and Crafts Institute, plus a 30-minute cultural performance in our carved meeting house.
- Te Pō Indigenous Evening Experience – Indulge in a traditional hāngī buffet dinner with breathtaking valley views, followed by a powerful Māori cultural performance featuring song and dance.
- Te Pō Indigenous Evening Experience Combo – Begin with a 90-minute guided tour, then indulge in a traditional hāngī buffet dinner with spectacular valley views, followed by a powerful Māori cultural performance of song and dance.
- Mārama: Geyser Light Trail — A hosted, immersive night-time journey through Te Puia. Experience the valley as never before, with geysers, paths, and landscapes brought to life in a spectrum of light.
Journey through Te Whakarewarewa Geothermal Valley, home to Pōhutu Geyser – the largest active geyser in the southern hemisphere – along with bubbling mud pools and clouds of steam.
At the New Zealand Māori Arts and Crafts Institute, watch talented students learn the ancient traditions of weaving, wood, stone, and bone carving. Our wānanga (school) is a cultural centre of excellence dedicated to encouraging, fostering and promoting Māori arts, crafts and culture.
Step inside the Kiwi Conservation Centre to see our national icon in a purpose-built nocturnal enclosure dedicated to its protection.
Be captivated by a Māori cultural performance in our intricately carved meeting house, where traditional song and dance come alive.
Savour an indigenous hāngī buffet at our world-renowned Pātaka Kai Restaurant & Bar, with panoramic views over the geothermal valley.
Our expert guides share treasured stories, connecting you to the rich heritage and living traditions of our people.
FAQs
How can I get to Te Puia?
Te Puia is conveniently located only 2.5 km from central Rotorua by car. You can reach it directly from the i-Site Visitor Information Centre via Fenton Street and State Highway 30. If you're coming from Tauranga port, you can access Te Puia via State Highway 36, which takes approximately an hour. Additionally, Rotorua City Ride offers a bus service (Rotorua Route 2) from the Rotorua CBD to Te Puia for those using public transportation.
Are there dining options at Te Puia?
Yes, Te Puia is home to a famous restaurant in the Rotorua region, Pātaka Kai Restaurant, Bar, & Cafe, where visitors can taste delicious Māori cuisine. It offers a unique dining experience with a cultural touch, surrounded by the stunning natural beauty of the Te Whakarewarewa geothermal valley.
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