THIS is the moment that Prince Harry went nose-to-nose for a traditional Maori greeting as he arrived in New Zealand for a week-long tour.Harry was greeted by dignitaries when his plane landed in Wellington on a sunny and calm autumn day.
Wearing a blue suit, Harry stopped to say hello to cheering fans as he began his first tour of the South Pacific commonwealth nation of 4.5 million.
From the airport he traveled to Government House for an official welcome, where he pressed noses with Maori leaders in a traditional greeting called a "hongi".
He also talked with schoolchildren, feigning surprise when some told him they didn't play rugby.
"I thought you would be forced to play rugby," he said. "That's why you have such a good rugby team isn't it?" Click link for full post from EXPRESS.