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Kamuikei Site

  • Historic site and monument
  • Historic patrimony
  • Archeological site
98742 Nuku Hiva
The Kamuihei site is the most spectacular, if only for the strange atmosphere that emanates from this moss-covered pile of large basalt boulders.
The presence of huge banyan trees reinforces this impression. No dating has yet been done. On the other side of the trail lies another restored tohua, that of Tahakia, and a few pae pae. This was the site of the Keikahanui warrior clan. An explanatory sign has been installed, but in the absence of signposting, it's not easy to find certain remains on your own, notably the superb petroglyphs that adorn two large stones on the Teiipoka site; they depict human figures, birds, dogs, turtles,...

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All year 2025 - Open everyday

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Kamuikei Site
98742 Nuku Hiva
Updated on 08 March 2023 at 09:52
by Tahiti Tourisme
(Offer identifier : 6379555)
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