Prince Harry Performs Haka War Dance With New Zealand Troops The 30-year-old prince is on a week-long tour of New Zealand.

While the war dance of the Māori people has become its most famous iteration, hakas have a traditional foundation in New Zealand welcoming ceremonies, weddings, celebrations, and funerals.

A spine-tingling haka performed by a groom's family at a wedding in New Zealand recently is drawing millions of views online.

AUCKLAND – New Zealand on Sept 29 reclaimed the world record for the largest mass haka – a traditional Maori war dance – after more than 6,000 people performed it, dethroning France.

A distinctly Kiwi wedding surprise moved the bride to tears — and a video of the emotional moment has gone viral. Wedding guests performed a haka, or traditional Maori war dance, at the recep… ...

The ancient war dance, which comes from the Maori culture, had been adopted by New Zealand’s renowned rugby team, the All Blacks, years ago. It has since been taken up by other national sports ...

Scroll down to watch video of war dance.HUNTINGTON BEACH – Yeeeeha! This was not your average City Council meeting. On Monday night, the Junior Guard Lifeguard Team from Piha, New Zealand &#8… ...

Video. An emotional Haka was performed on Saturday outside the Al Noor mosque in Christchurch, where 41 died in Friday's attack on two of the city's mosques.

Dressed in a camo military uniform, 30-year-old British royal showcased some impressive moves on Wednesday performing a traditional Maori war dance, or Haka, with the New Zealand Army at Linton ...

New Zealand's Haka dance is even cooler on ice No one in sports is better at intimidating their opponents than New Zealand's national teams. In a U20 hockey game against South Africa on Tuesday ...

Beyoncé Performs Haka War Dance Backstage in New Zealand—Watch Now Singer is honored by her local crew following her final show ...

News Watch Prince Harry perform traditional war dance with New Zealand troops During a recent visit down under, Prince Harry got into the groove by performing a "haka" dance with New Zealand troops.