Te Hana Maori Village

Saturday 19th May                                   9am-2pm


Warfare was a big part of traditional Maori life, and one form of tribal defence was a pa, or fortified refuge, built to protect the village from enemy tribes. A wall of spiked logs surrounded the village and had platforms where armed sentries kept watch. On this day trip, we’ll visit a life-size model pa site and 17th Century Maori village in Te Hana (about an hour north of Auckland), where you can experience and learn about pre-European Maori life in an authentic setting.

Cost: $25 for Unitec students; $30 for everyone else Includes transport, marae visit, morning tea, cultural performance and guided tour.

Register at USU reception in the Hub, Mt Albert campus or if you study at another campus, email usuinternational@unitec.ac.nz by 4pm Friday 11th May to register and arrange payment online .