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Diving into the physical geography of Fiji, the islands’ unique spiral shape arises from their birth at the end of the New Hebrides Trench. This geological backdrop lends itself to beautiful landscapes, with volcanic activity visible in Vanua Levu and Taveuni. Among the islands, breathtaking beaches and lush jungles blanket regions like the Mamnuka Islands, dubbed the "Honeymoon Islands," attracting lovers and adventurers alike.
Fiji’s biodiversity is notable, with endemic species aplenty. The national drink, Kava, made from the powdered root of the Yaqona plant, embodies local traditions, often enjoyed during social and festive gatherings.