Ngai Tahu

Ngai Tahu is the principal iwi (tribe) of the South Island of New Zealand, known for its rich cultural heritage and strong connection to the land. They are part of the Māori people, the indigenous inhabitants of New Zealand. Ngai Tahu has significant historical importance and plays a vital role in the region's economy and social fabric, particularly through their involvement in tourism, fisheries, and land management. The tribe actively promotes the revival and preservation of their language, traditions, and customs, reflecting their commitment to their ancestral identity and the well-being of their community.