07 Jun - Today will be a packed day exploring the volcanic region of the North Island. First off the list will be Te Puia, with their famous geothermal valleys, geysers and mud pools. We have booked a package which will end our day with a Māori Cultural Performance and a dinner cooked using the traditional hot stone steam method. Inside Te Puia, there is also a Kiwi House which housed 2 kiwis which visitor can try to sneak a peek. These kiwis are shy creatures which usually come out during the night to look for food.
Good weather to start the day
Welcome to Te Puia
Active vents giving out steam smelling of sulfur
How do you pronounce this name again?
Mud Pools
Geyser
Māori performance Hall
Māori house used for storing food
Māori Cooking Pools, with water reaching 80 degree Celsius which the Māori used for cooking in the past
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