Ngāpuhi (Iwi)

Ngāpuhi is the largest Māori iwi (tribe) in New Zealand, primarily based in the Northland region. With a rich history that dates back centuries, Ngāpuhi holds strong cultural, political, and social significance. The iwi traces its roots to ancestral lands and is known for its historical role in New Zealand’s early interactions with Europeans and its leadership in Māori sovereignty movements. Ngāpuhi maintains vibrant cultural practices, language, and traditions, emphasizing community, identity, and the preservation of its heritage for future generations.