Marae Titiroa, an ancient Polynesian ceremonial site built and used before European missionaries arrived in Moorea, is located in the Opunohu Valley in Moorea, French Polynesia, on June 1, 2026. The site served as a religious and communal space for the indigenous Maohi people and sits along the Opunohu Valley's ancestral trail (Sentier des Ancêtres), which links a network of ancient agricultural and religious platforms through the forest. It is known for its large ceremonial ahu (stone platform) and massive banyan trees growing around the ruins.
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