This vaka (canoe) is called A`ua`u, which is an old name for the island of Mangaia in the Cook Islands where the vaka originated. It was made by two Cook Island carvers, Tangitoru and Terepo, who travelled to New Zealand in 1906 to take …

Te Au o Tonga ("the mist of the South") [1] is a reconstruction of a vaka moana, a double-hulled Polynesian voyaging canoe. It was built in 1994 by former Cook Islands Prime Minister Thomas Davis and the Cook Islands Voyaging Society. [2] It was used to teach polynesian navigation.

The Vaka Moana is our largest traditional canoe. It is a fully autonomous open ocean sailing canoe. Its name means “Boat of the Ocean”. When James Cook first came to the Tuamotus and other Polynesian islands around 1770, he was inspired by …

Sir Thomas Davis built the first Vaka Moana, Te Au O Tonga in 1994 in Rarotonga/Cook Islands. “Te Au O Tonga” means “the mist of the South,” the name of the canoe of Karika, a Samoan chief who settled on Rarotonga about six centuries ago during the Tangiian epoch.

塔納蓬·塞塔西提昆 （泰語： ธนภูมิ เศรษฐสิทธิกุล，英語： Thanaphum Sestasittikul，2002年03月08日 —），暱稱 Auau （泰語： อู่อู๋）。 Domundi TV 旗下藝人，代表作有《緣定天空》等。 [1] 2002年3月8日，塔納蓬在泰國出生。 高中畢業於 聖加布里埃爾學院 （英语：Saint Gabriel's College）。 其後在 泰國藝術大學 （英语：Silpakorn University） 攻讀傳播藝術系 學士學位。 [2] 2020年，塔納蓬在演藝公司「4nologue （英语：4nologue）」的節目《VOGUE …

2017年4月16日 · Provided to YouTube by Believe SAS Vaka (Te Au-o-Tonga) (Live) · Vaimutu String Band Live at Club Raro Auckland, Vol. 1 ℗ 1996 Heimana Music - 1996 Released on: 2011-08-23 Author: RR Composer: RR...

Cook Islands dance group Vaka Te Au O Tonga perform their Ute at Te Maeva Nui NZ 2021.Watch the Tagata Pasifika Te Maeva Nui 2021 Special this Saturday, 9.30...

2023年5月4日 · Radio New Zealand Pacific Journalist, Caleb Fotheringham, wrote an article about how the art of making vaka is being preserved in the Cook Islands after nine canoes built entirely of traditional materials set sail to the sound of drums in Avarua harbor recently.

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