Why we celebrate our culture is to respect the culture we do but also it’s a tradition to celebrate our cultures.Culture is important because it fosters a sense of belonging to contribute to the quality of life.My culture is fijian and tongan so on my tongan side it is a tradition to celebrate our culture tonga is the only kingdom in the pasific.
That is my tongan side of celebrating my culture.My fijian culture celebrations are fun because we drink cava we dance in a dress of sulu or mat.Or we watch the rugby game.We celebrate our culture because I think it’s important for people to. Kava (also
The largest Hindu temple in the Southern Hemisphere, Sri Siva Subramaniya Swami in the Fijian tourist hub of Nadi is just one symbol of the nation’s conflation of cultures that includes Indigenous Fijian, Indian, Chinese and European origins. Designed by Indian architect V.
Ganapati Sthapati, the colourful temple opened in 1994 but throughout the former British colony – Fiji only gained independence in 1970 – you’ll notice this Christian-majority nation has many churches, which were built after
visiting missionaries began converting Indigenous Fijians in the 1800s.
