Maori Culture

Experiencing New Zealand's indigenous Māori culture first hand is one of the main reasons visitors come to Aotearoa, but there's a lot more to it than the legendary haka. Māoritanga or Māori culture has a defining influence on Kiwi culture, is unique to the world and deserves special consideration.

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[unhooked25]

I'm white Anglo Saxon and couldn't be prouder, if you can't hear me now, I'LL YELL A LITTLE LOUDER!!!

[unhooked25]

@GrandTheftFreedom And because england had no desire to wipe them out completely when they defeated them. The diseases the british had long since become resistant took it's toll in the maori population big time.

[micap20078]

what do mean its the youngest country on earth that sounds like a stupid thing to say

[repulic5]

@GrandTheftFreedom hell yea!

did you know that when the british where assualting this place(dont remember)

they where suprised at how the maori's put their defence up

they dug a trench under a wall/fence so they had enough cover and so they just volleyed with musket fire,

the british took heavy losses and retreated even they where shocked at this new tactic the maoris made

i think thats how it wen't

[pedi007]

I definitely have to go to NZ one day.

[thaatxboss]

@ecconz This fucking guy.... where did you get that statistic, out your ass?

Sound's like you're basing your statement off of a personal experience with no true accuracy.

[ecconz]

@242didou 99.9% aren't like this in real life ...... they are scum.

[242didou]

I'd like to meet u people... Just need a bit more money for the flight! I heard that some maoris dont like white people. That makes me a bit worried about travelling down there... Answers? :)

[theLEGENDARYoneTC]

this is amazing!