The public will get the opportunity to explore Te W\u0101nanga Taiao and all its facilities, the whare kai, the accommodation centre and the wharenui, which has special significance to Mana Whenua, Rangit\u0101ne o Wairarapa and Rangit\u0101ne o Tamaki nui-\u0101-Rua. Carvings crafted by P\u016bkaha National Wildlife\u2019s onsite carvers adorn the wharenui.
Visitors on a self-guided Te W\u0101nanga Taiao viewing experience can look to get wowed as they immerse themselves in k\u014drero (stories), told by local volunteer guides, who will be stationed in various rooms and buildings of Te W\u0101nanga Taiao<\/em>.
However, please note that spaces for these viewings are limited to 30 people & ‘first in, first served’, enhancing the intimacy and depth of the experience. This is your chance to witness first-hand the culmination of our conservation efforts and dedication to environmental education.
Make sure you visit us early to secure your place early and join us in celebrating this milestone on a day of cultural and environmental significance.
Remember, it’s a gold coin entry, with all proceeds contributing directly to our ongoing preservation work.<\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n\n\n
We encourage visitors to Carpool or use our Free bus where possible.<\/p>\n\n\n
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