Ngāpuhi

Ngāpuhi is the largest Māori tribe (iwi) in New Zealand, based mainly in the Northland region. They have a rich history as early settlers and important leaders in Māori society. Ngāpuhi played a key role in New Zealand’s colonial interactions and have a strong cultural identity, with customs, language, and traditions preserved through generations. They are involved in various social, political, and economic activities today, advocating for Māori rights and preserving their heritage. Their influence is significant in New Zealand’s history and ongoing cultural landscape.