Maori Carved Wooden Panel Department Of Conservation Info Centre NZ
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On display at the Department of Conservation Info Centre in the Whakapapa Village in Tongariro National Park, NZ is a beautiful Maori carved wooden panel.

When visitors go to the Department of Conservation Info Cenre in the Whakapapa Village in Tongariro National Park, NZ, it is hard to miss the beautiful Maori carved wooden panel. Intricate details are clearly seen in this wooden panel which took many long hours to complete.

The Department of Conservation Info Centre was built to enhance a wider community understanding and the respect well deserved for the Maori people and their traditions and cultures. The Department of Conservation Info Centre is open every day except Christmas Day with closing an hour earlier in winter than summer. Established in the 1960's, the centre offers visitors information and orientation, interpretative displays, audio visual shows, quality merchandise, maps, walking information and this stunning wooden panel.

Tongariro National Park in NZ is a park which recognizes the importance of Maori cultural and the spiritual associations along with the unique volcanic landscape. Being the oldest national park throughout NZ, it was recognized by UNESCO as one of 25 mixed cultural and natural World Heritage Sites.

Maori carved panel at the Department of Conservation Info Centre in the Whakapapa Village, Mt Ruapehu, Tongariro National Park, Central North Island, New Zealand.