The Cook Islands National Museum is located in Avarua, the capital of the Cook Islands. It serves as a cultural and historical repository, showcasing the rich heritage of the islands. The museum features various exhibits that highlight the unique traditions, art, and artifacts of the Cook Islands and its people. Visitors can explore displays that include traditional crafts, photographs, and historical documents. The museum also emphasizes the importance of preserving the Cook Islands’ natural environment and cultural identity. It plays a vital role in educating both locals and tourists about the islands' history and cultural significance.