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Experience the Waipukurau-Takapau rohe (tribal area) as it was 400 years ago. Learn about the network of pā (settlements), the people who inhabited them, and the water and forests that once covered much of this region.

Pukekaihau Pā

During the 1600s, Pukekaihau Pā was a busy settlement.

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A watery landscape

A vibrant network of pā once spread across a wet landscape.

Explore the wider landscape

First people

Mana whenua, the tribes with authority over the Waipukurau-Takapau area, have lived here for hundreds of years.

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Change and adaptation

From the 1800s, mana whenua faced major changes to the landscape and peoples of this area.

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Restoration

Today mana whenua are dedicated to ecological restoration as well as recovering traditional knowledge.

Explore Restoration

Ngā Ara Tipuna

  • Find us
  • About
    • Credits
  • Take the tour
    • Mobile tour
  • Explore online
    • Pukekaihau Pā
    • A watery landscape
    • First people
    • Change and adaptation
    • Restoration
  • Credits
  • Press releases
Best Design Awards Winner 2022 Hawke's Bay heritage Awards Supreme Winner 2022 Recreation Awards Outstanding Project 2023
Contact us
© 2023 Taiwhenua o Heretaunga