Cultural Treasures at Cook Islands National Museum

The Cook Islands National Museum, set in Avarua, is vital for understanding the region's rich cultural heritage.

Founded to preserve and showcase Cook Islands and South Pacific artifacts, the museum exhibits traditional outfits, weaponry, and local artwork. Its location within the National Culture Centre enhances its significance as a cultural hub.

Unique Highlights

• 🔍 Over 1,000 Artefacts: A diverse collection representing Cook Islands culture.
• 🖼️ Artwork Displays: Regular exhibitions highlighting local artists.
• 📚 Pacific Literature: A selection of books on the Pacific available for purchase.

Visitors can access the museum free of charge. It’s ideal for tourists, families, and historians interested in the Cook Islands’ cultural narrative.