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Museums and Historic Places to Visit in Cook Island
| Name |
Description |
Location |
| Cook Islands Museum and Library |
The museum showcases the history and culture of the Cook Islands through exhibits of traditional artifacts, photographs, and documents. The library has a collection of books and manuscripts related to the Cook Islands. |
Avarua, Rarotonga |
| Te Vara Nui Village |
A cultural village that offers a glimpse into the traditional way of life of the Cook Islands. Visitors can watch cultural performances, learn about traditional crafts, and enjoy a traditional feast. |
Muri Beach, Rarotonga |
| Arai-Te-Tonga Marae |
A sacred site that was once used for religious ceremonies and political gatherings. The marae has several stone platforms and statues that are believed to have spiritual significance. |
Arorangi, Rarotonga |
| Pa Ariki's Palace |
The former residence of the paramount chief of the Cook Islands, Pa Ariki. The palace has a traditional design and is made of coral and limestone. Visitors can learn about the history of the palace and the role of the paramount chief in Cook Islands society. |
Avarua, Rarotonga |
| Takitumu Conservation Area |
A protected area that contains several historic sites, including ancient marae (sacred sites) and stone walls. The area is also home to several endangered bird species. |
Takitumu District, Rarotonga |
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