Does Fiji have any traditions?

Fijian culture is a gift-giving culture. Gifting large quantities of food for a community ceremony is a long-standing tradition. Food gifts such as raw or cooked oxen, whole pigs and turtles are usually accompanied by non-food gifts like bark cloth, kava or valuable whales teeth.

What is the culture in Fiji?

The indigenous culture is an active and living part of everyday life for the majority of the population. Fijian culture has evolved with the introduction of Indian, Chinese and European culture, and various cultures from the Pacific neighbors of Fiji; in particular the Tongan and Rotuman cultures.

What is everyday life like in Fiji?

Fijian lifestyle is a relaxed combination of traditional culture and a strong belief in the family and community. Fiji Time refers to the relaxed way of life that means the bus often runs late as the driver stops to talk to friends, or you may make some unexpected stops to help the family.

What is the flower of Fiji?

tagimoucia The tagimoucia is the unofficial floral emblem of Fiji and has a prime position on the nations $50 bill. But to Fijians, its significance stems from several legends of romance and heartbreak. Seeing the flower “was on my bucket list,” said Ravi Kumar, 31, who grew up in Fiji but later moved to Australia.

What is Fijis national animal?

Collared Lory The Official National Animal of Fiji Fijis national animal is the Collared Lory. This is a beautifully colored parrot thats endemic to the islands of Fiji.