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Amazing Walk in Whitireia Park | Porirua | Wellington | New Zealand - 4K

Whitireia park is amazing places located in Titahi bay, Porirua city in Wellington. It has few beautiful walking tracks and you can do some other activities like biking, swimming or surfing. I has few stunning and peaceful places that you can stay and enjoy for hours and it will really make your mind calm. """ WHITEREIA PARK: From the mid-1820s the area was dominated by the Ngati Toa tribe of Te Rauparaha who had come south from Kawhia and conquered the area. Evidence of Maori occupation, in the form of kumara-growing terraces above the cliffs, can still be seen today. The anchor stone of the canoe of legendary Maori explore Kupe is believed to have lain near Paremata for centuries. Kupe left the stone, named Maungaroa, to mark the spot where his canoe returned after floating out to sea. The stone was respected by Maori tribes over the centuries, but during the 1840s British troops stationed at Porirua broke chips off it. When some of them later drowned in the harbour it was seen by some Maori as punishment for their act of sacrilege. The stone is now housed in the National Museum in Wellington. """ --- From 'gw.govt.nz' Please subscribe, like and share our channel to receive more videos about New Zealand.