Enjoy this quick behind the scenes of kiriau (dried beach hibiscus tree bark) making to produce Cook Islands cultural dancing costumes by Te Autu Performing Arts group. 🏝 Understanding this age-old process deepens our appreciation for the effort and resourcefulness of our ancestors, and fills us with pride as we see these kiriau costumes come alive. ✨ Learn more about Cook Islands' history here: https://brnw.ch/21wKg8q 🎥 @te_autu [IG] | Cook Islands

176K views · 5.8K reactions | Get your dancing shoes (or flip-flops) on! This is your night out in the Cook Islands✨ From party buses to beach bars to open air nightclubs, you're in for a night to remember! More info: https://brnw.ch/Nightlife  @candicelamourluke [IG] | Cook Islands | Facebook

30K views · 903 reactions | "There's nothing like local produce. Grown in your backyard or in the plantations" Check out this film highlighting Cindy, Francis and Julian as they share their story living on the mystical island of Mitiaro and making the most of the fresh organic produce at their fingertips. Curious to know more? Visit: https://cookislands.travel/blog/plantation-plate-mitiaro | Cook Islands | Facebook