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"Kura Ora" means "Welcome or Hello" in Paumotu (Tuamotu Islands in French Polynesia).

Symbol of the Mayan civilization

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"Henua Enata": terre des hommes. Représente l'ensemble des îles Marquises en Polynésie française.

Fish being a major food resource for the Polynesians, the fish hook naturally became a powerful symbol. It represents strength, good fortune, a lucky charm, protection for safe travel on the ocean.

Makemo, also called Te Paritua or Rangi Kemo, is an atoll located in the Tuamotu archipelago in French Polynesia.

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Mexican Petroglyph in Mexico City

Manta rays, called “Fafapiti” in Tahitian, are emblematic species present throughout Polynesia. They occupy an important place in Polynesian culture, considered as protective messengers (taura). However, like many ocean inhabitants, manta rays are now threatened with extinction.

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Love and Tahiti we find in the paintings of Paul Gauguin. But the main thing in his paintings is the magic of the colors of Polynesia.

Manta rays, called “Fafapiti” in Tahitian, are emblematic species present throughout Polynesia. They occupy an important place in Polynesian culture, considered as protective messengers (taura). However, like many ocean inhabitants, manta rays are now threatened with extinction.

Hiva Oa is the second largest island in the Marquesas in French Polynesia. Its population includes many artists (sculptors, tattoo artists, etc.). Jacques Brel and Paul Gauguin lived there, and the island is their final resting place.

Hiva Oa is the second largest island in the Marquesas in French Polynesia. Its population includes many artists (sculptors, tattoo artists, etc.). Jacques Brel and Paul Gauguin lived there, and the island is their final resting place.