samoa cultural village
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samoa cultural village印象
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It was raining that day so we were unable to see all of the village. We started by hearing about the history of Samoa, the people and the culture. This was very interesting and also made quite funny too. We got to see lady preparing a tapa cloth, and two ladies making sarongs.We then saw how coconuts were traditionally opened and invited to try some. We also saw how coconut milk was made.The village was free, but donations were welcome.
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Our whole group of four different people all voted this the highlight of our trip. Friendly welcome, idyllic environment, amusing and informative performance. A glimpse into history, food production, customs that had all the visitors under their spell. Demonstrations live - and we made our own flax lunch plates which got us involved right from the start. A lot was to do with self sufficiency in the event of natural disasters. The most impressive was how to start a fire which we wouldn't have believed had we not seen it. A great morning.
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Wood carving, tattooing amazing to watch. The wood carver even gave us the story of the carving he was working on. Watching the women working on the tapa cloth was so interesting.
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nice cultural center - gave nice insight into Samoan history and culture, which we appreciated. Had no idea they were the ones that settled Hawaii.
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Basic and chill is how the Samoan's live. The best way to do it! The villages you see on your journey are a plenty. With a lot of Churches - Religion is so important don't forget that. I did struggle with the strays being an animal lover. But the homes are all so beautiful and bright - happy!
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In a country where a lot of tourism people do not seem to do much ( we found many in the tourist office and some guides did not have a lot of knowledge ), Chris is an outstanding representative of his culture. Passionate about his country and traditions, he is eloquent and should be the public image of Samoa tourism.
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Very enlightening. The story teller was engaging and the demonstrators were talented and entertaining.
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Great learning experience. We had an awesome guide that knew the answer to every question. A great way to promote the culture. We got to try the food we saw being made, it was delicious i had seconds!!
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If you ever get the opportunity to stay with a family I recommend it. A highlight of the trip. Met a lovely family and learnt a lot about Samoan culture
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Pretty average island i wouldnt say it is better or worse than any other pacific island as they are pretty much the same