For both locals and visitors this is a rare opportunity to see first had Maori Rock Art in New Zealand. The displays of rock art from around the area are complemented with excellent videos, and interactive audio visuals. There is a very helpful guide too who imparts much insight into the local history. We spent a whole morning at this... More

Get to understand deeper about the Maori culture & having the first hand look at the rock carving which wont be found anywhere in New Zealand.

We had trouble finding educational tourist sites on the South Island where we could learn more about the Maori culture. This little museum was on our way to Oamaru and ended up being a great place to learn more about this indigenous culture. It was brought to life by the tour guide who took us through the exhibit and explained... More

Te Ana Rock Art Centre is not located at the main touristy route heading to Mount Cook. It's worth stopping by to the Centre if you want to know more about Maori culture particularly Ngai Tahu tribe. Whilst the Rock Art Centre may not be imbedded with the latest interactive & entertainment technology, it has knowledgeable and enthusiastic staff that... More

We visited the brand new Te Ana Rock Art Centre in Timaru today. What a fantastic, comprehensive and stylish place! It's located by the old railway station in the center of town in the old Landing Services Building and has been put together by local Ngai Tahu. The South Canterbury region of New Zealand has many examples of indigenous art... More