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The Nono
The fruit of eternal youth The Nono (Morinda citrifolia) is a fruit considered as sacred from Asia which Polynesians have used for many years. Its occidental name is “Pomme-chien” or “dog-apple”. The Nono grows naturally in the Pacific islands and it was only from 1990 that Tahitian decided to begin mass cultivation for its medicinal…
The Pareo
A Polynesian Trademark accessory The pareo is the inseparable vahine*’s accessory. Not only considered as a symbol of Polynesian culture in terms of clothing but its confection requires a meticulous process and artful expertise. Traditionally handmade for generations, the pareo is a work of art that requires precision and hand-craftsmanship. It is made in two…
The 9th Pacific International Documentary Film Festival (FIFO)
Oceania on a Widescreen The Pacific International Documentary Film Festival or FIFO has become the indisputable meeting for Polynesian film makers and movie-goers alike. Dedicated to the lovers of Oceania film, the festival is a real opportunity for passionate and amateur film lovers to witness various documentary films produced in the Pacific. Created in 2004,…
Friday, day of celebration
Mahana pae This event was created in 2010 in collaboration with the city of Papeete, the “GIE Tahiti Tourisme” and the “Service de la Culture”. It is a monthly event designed to introduce visitors to local culture and a reaffirmation to the population of French Polynesia. During this monthly theme, the city of Papeete proposes…
Fire walk
Umu iti The Traditional fire walk has been practiced in French Polynesia since the beginning of time. The fire coals were first prepared. Originally the Polynesian people used to dig a traditional oven directly in the ground meant for 2 purposes : – The first was to cook the Ti, the plant root of the…