Early Agricultural Site of Kuk – Tourist Guide to the Early Agricultural Site of Kuk in Papua New Guinea

The Kuk Early Agricultural Site, located on a 16-hectare wetland at an altitude of 1500 meters in southern Papua New Guinea, is one of the early agricultural sites in the Kuk region. Archaeological excavations have revealed that the landscape was one of the wetlands transformed by humans and remained preserved for a period of 7000 to 10000 years. It includes well-preserved archaeological remains that demonstrate a technological leap in converting plant collection into agricultural activities around 6500 years ago. The Kuk Early Agricultural Site strongly validates the historical transition of agricultural practices, evolving from the initial mound cultivation to the...

Ruins of Lelu- A Tourist Guide to the Ruins of Lelu in Micronesia

The Lelu Ruins site is a very important historical site, known as “the Miracle of the Pacific” along with Nan Madol in Pohnpei State and the Easter Island statues. Historically, Lelu was the center of Kosrae State, representing the peak of prehistoric Micronesian feudal society development. The massive and sturdy stone walls in the Lelu Ruins were built around 500 years ago, and the earliest European discoverers arrived here around 1824, when the island had only 3,000 to 6,000 people divided into four different social classes. The Lelu Ruins site consists of over 100 walled compounds, most of which are...

An Afu Small Town – Tonga An Afu Small Town Travel Guide

Neiafu is the second largest town in the Kingdom of Tonga, with a population of 6000. It is an essential part of the Vava’u Group and serves as the administrative center of the archipelago. Consequently, it has been developed with facilities such as schools, banks, hospitals, shopping centers, and hotels. Like other towns in Tonga, Neiafu maintains relatively untouched natural beauty and cultural traditions, making it one of the most picturesque islands in the country. The local people are friendly, the scenery is stunning, with tall lush trees and colorful flowers blooming everywhere, under a clear blue sky with drifting...

Fiji Treasure Island – Fiji Treasure Island Travel Guide

Treasure Island is one of the favorite holiday resorts for vacationers in Fiji. The entire island is surrounded by a marine protected area, nestled quietly in the embrace of the sea. It is like a paradise, where visitors can freely swim and snorkel in the crystal-clear sea, choose a palm tree-lined beach to relax and enjoy a heavenly day! Treasure Island is one of the most beautiful islands in Fiji, with a very low seabed and water so clear it is almost transparent. You don’t need heavy professional diving equipment, just bring your snorkel and mask to explore the marvelous...

Tavarua Island – Fiji Tavarua Island Travel Guide

Tavarua Island is a heart-shaped small island in Fiji, covering approximately 29 acres. Viewed from above, the island presents a large heart shape to visitors, leaving everyone who sees its form in awe of the wonders of nature. The island, set against the backdrop of colorful seawater, is stunningly beautiful. As one of the main inhabited islands in Fiji, Tavarua Island, like other islands in Fiji, is a volcanic island surrounded by coral reefs. Therefore, the island boasts a rich marine landscape, and the underwater world is colorful and vibrant due to the diverse fish species. The island is equipped...

History and Port Town of Levuka – Fiji Levuka Historical Port Town Travel Guide

Levuka is located on the east coast of Ovalau Island, the capital of the Eastern Division of Fiji. It was the capital of Fiji until 1882 when it was replaced by Suva. Over the years, this city has long been applying for World Heritage status and was finally inscribed as a World Heritage Site in June 2013. Established around 1820, Levuka was the first European settlement in the Fiji Islands, making it the oldest city in Fijian history and the first modern city in Fiji. It served as both an important port and a trading post, developing into a commercial...

Matamanoa Island – Fiji Matamanoa Island Travel Guide

Viti Levu, the largest island in Fiji, is likely to hold more of Fiji’s beauty. The historical sites of Lomaiviti and Kula Park, along with the sugarcane plantations, are places you must visit! Don’t miss out. Known as Fiji’s most representative island, it is often referred to as the “Main Island”. Shaped like a horizontal lemon, it covers one-third the area of Taiwan, with the capital Suva and the international airport in Nadi located on the east and west sides of the island respectively, making it the most developed island for tourism. The road system is convenient, with the Queen’s...

Travel Guide to Koror, Palau

Koror is the former capital of the Republic of Palau, a Pacific island nation, and also its largest city, located in the Caroline Islands in the western Pacific Ocean. It belongs to Koror State. The people are warm and hospitable, proficient in English. The official currency is the US dollar, and the marine resources, including fish, are abundant, making it a paradise for snorkeling and diving. Koror is the largest city in Palau, situated in the Caroline Islands in the western Pacific Ocean, and is part of Koror State, covering an area of only about 8 square kilometers. Palau itself...