Marae Titiroa
Marae Titiroa
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DPNA
Acapulco, Mexico344 contributions
Sept 2019
A nice stop on our tour. It is an ancient stone temple. There is a rock plateau in the rear that was used for sacrifices. Only men were allowed inside. Nice history.
Written 25 June 2020
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PBPG
Yorkshire, UK7,409 contributions
Oct 2022
The remains of an ancient temple on the way to the Belvedere viewpoint. Not too much to see but there is a history to the place. Really needs some more information boards around.
Written 20 November 2022
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Tupelo010835
Denton, TX1,934 contributions
Feb 2020 • Couples
While en route to Belvedere Lookout, we spied this beautiful spot at the apex of one of the many turns headed up the mountain. We stopped and are happy we did.
In addition to the cultural sites, we saw the neatest blue tailed lizards.
In addition to the cultural sites, we saw the neatest blue tailed lizards.
Written 24 February 2020
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MargaritaDoug
Virginia Beach, VA1,419 contributions
Aug 2019
We drove past on our way up to Belvedere Lookout, but marked it for return. Great idea! Going from the stuffing vistas of Belvedere into the close and shaded Marae was a great decision. We loved the stone work and the moss.
Written 17 September 2019
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Jill B B
Sydney, Australia1,118 contributions
Mar 2019
We had never visited a polynesian Marae before so we were fascinated by this one. Apparently the Marae was a sacred meeting place of village importance. It was used for religious and village meetings. We found the Ahu a new notion. It was the stand for the god. Apparently the staues of gods were taken by the missionaries and dumped in the deep sea in the 1800's. Worth visiting to try and understand Polynesian religious beliefs.
Written 14 April 2019
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James_DriveMada
Antananarivo, Madagascar276 contributions
Mar 2019 • Couples
Great place to visit if you have an hour spare. Shaded so you can visit even during a hot sunny day. Information boards provide a lot of details about the sites and provide a good understanding of what you are looking at. Involves to river crossings for one of the hikes and difficulty will depend on the recent rain.
Written 22 March 2019
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Duquesadiner
Glasgow, UK1,310 contributions
Dec 2019 • Couples
We stopped here as part of an island tour. Our guide explained the history of the site and it was a little sad to hear the demise of a people who seemed to have a perfect existence before the arrival of conquering forces. The people have accommodated their conversion to religion but it is still sad to see the way the indigenous peoples used to worship the sea and sky has ended. There are some nice structures to see, the gardens are rustic, beware of mosquitoes as there are lots of them.
Written 29 December 2019
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hannahw1992
Arenzville, IL72 contributions
June 2019
This is one of many Maraes you can see in a network of them in the French Polynesian mountains. Very neat to see that after all the centuries, these still stand. Easy to get to, mild hike! Just wear sturdy shoes! We did a self-guided tour as we kind of stumbled across this, but the signs were informative! Great free attraction!
Written 8 August 2019
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rcjetskier
Santa Clara, CA418 contributions
July 2018 • Couples
This stop was part of our tour and it was very interesting and I loved hearing about the history. The people on Moorea were so nice and you could just see how proud they are of their heritage. I really would love to go back some day.
Written 19 June 2019
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Africa Tourist
Sydney, Australia9,302 contributions
Apr 2019 • Friends
The trees growing in the centre of the stones which are the base of an old building. The are beautiful lipstick trees astound and views of the eagle eye mountain.
Written 29 April 2019
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