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a powhiri is a welcoming ceremony. which is a maori tradition that includes speeches, dancing, singing and at the end a hongi.

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ki a au nei, kia ora ai ngā tikanga Māori mo te oranga tonutanga o te Ao Māori.

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Karanga/Waerea
whaikōrero
Waiata
Hongi/harirū
Kai

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A pohiri is a welcoming ceremony. Most of the time it is done on a marae. Its a traditional Māori custom

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a powhiri is a maori welcoming ceremony

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Pōwhiri on a marae

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Pōwhiri or welcome ceremonies provide a special opportunity for visitors to experience Māori traditions in action.

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"The powhiri is the ritual ceremony of encounter."

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Marae and Powhiri Protocol and Customs | English new Zealand

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There are many customs to follow in/around a Maori marae, we've created a step-by-step guide so you'll know what to do when you're there.

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Pōwhiri or welcome ceremonies provide a special opportunity for visitors to experience Māori traditions in action.

A pōwhiri normally takes place on a marae, or Māori meeting grounds. The marae sits at the heart of any Māori community and is an important part of Māori culture.

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Pōwhiri - Māori welcome | 100% Pure New Zealand

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Pōwhiri or welcome ceremonies provide a special opportunity for visitors to experience Māori traditions in action. A pōwhiri normally takes place on a marae, or Māori meeting grounds. The marae sits at the heart of any Māori community and is an important part of Māori culture.

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Pōwhiri on a marae / Te marae / Videos / Homepage - He reo tupu, he reo ora

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There is commentary in this clip about how tikanga can vary from marae to marae, and from region to region. We are walked through the process of a pōwhiri - starting from the manuhiri gathering outside the entrance way of the marae (organising their kaikōrero and waiata).

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