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Marae Arahurahu

See the restored Marae Arahurahu in a green Paea valley, where a ceremonial court, altar and carved elements help explain the form of a Polynesian sacred site.

Marae Arahurahu

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Why go

Arahurahu is particularly useful for understanding how the parts of a marae relate to one another. The restored setting includes the sacred court, enclosing wall and altar, with red wooden unu associated with guardian spirits. It offers a legible cultural visit while remaining a place that deserves respectful behaviour.

What to look for

  • Sacred court, wall and altar
  • Red carved unu in a valley setting

Useful to know

  • Avoid climbing the structures or moving any objects.

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Outdoor visit · 20–40 min

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