Maps of Cook Islands
The actual dimensions of the Cook Islands map are 2000 X 2000 pixels, file size (in bytes) - 258935. You can open, print or download it by clicking on the map or via this link: Open the map of Cook Islands.
The actual dimensions of the Cook Islands map are 2000 X 2000 pixels, file size (in bytes) - 324710. You can open, print or download it by clicking on the map or via this link: Open the map of Cook Islands.
The famous IceHotel open in online interactive mode this year
A beautiful interactive model has been developed on the official website of the hotel, which allows you to inspect all rooms and public spaces of IceHotel. Each room has a unique thematic design; in addition to ice sculptures, the rooms are decorated with artistic lighting. The rooms are kept at temperatures from -5 to -8 degrees Celsius. The hotel in Jukkasjärvi will be opened until the end of winter.
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22.01.2021
A beautiful interactive model has been developed on the official website of the hotel, which allows you to inspect all rooms and public spaces of IceHotel. Each room has a unique thematic design; in addition to ice sculptures, the rooms are decorated with artistic lighting. The rooms are kept at temperatures from -5 to -8 degrees Celsius. The hotel in Jukkasjärvi will be opened until the end of winter.

22.01.2021
Aura of Cook Islands in photographs
Traditions in Cook Islands
Rarotonga is the amazingly beautiful and charming island with interesting cultural traditions. Music and dance have become indispensable attributes of everyday life. The islanders consider themselves the best dancers of Oceania and not without a reason. Travelers who wish to get acquainted with local culture and traditions have to visit the island during the second half of April, when a festival of dance Te Mire Ura takes place. It is attended by the best dance groups of the Cook Islands; the … Read more

Even though the local population is called the Māori, they actually have not much in common with New Zealand people. About 90% of the islanders are descendants of diverse Polynesian nationalities who came to the island due to the migration process through the Pacific Ocean. Even local Māori Kuki Airani language has loan words from Fijian, Samoan and Tahitian dialects of Polynesia. It’s interesting that Aitutaki people call their own language Te Reo Lpukarea meaning «from homeland … Read more
