Fiji is a Melanesian island in the South Pacific, about 2000 kilometers
northeast of New Zealand. The Republic of Fiji consists of more than 500
islands and islets, of which 110 are inhabited. The culture of Fiji is a
mosaic of Indian, Chinese, Polynesian and European influences. It is
thought that the Polynesian Diaspora that first colonized the Pacific
island began from here. Fiji captures the popular romantic notion of
idyllic and unspoiled South Pacific island paradises.
Tuesday, 9 April 2013
Fiji
Fiji is a Melanesian island in the South Pacific, about 2000 kilometers
northeast of New Zealand. The Republic of Fiji consists of more than 500
islands and islets, of which 110 are inhabited. The culture of Fiji is a
mosaic of Indian, Chinese, Polynesian and European influences. It is
thought that the Polynesian Diaspora that first colonized the Pacific
island began from here. Fiji captures the popular romantic notion of
idyllic and unspoiled South Pacific island paradises.
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