Vanuatu has 1 10 many different languages and countless dialects.

Vanuatu is located in the South Pacific Islands between Hawaii and Australia. It consists of four large islands and 80 small islands, which are connected in a Y shape in the southwest Pacific Ocean. Vanuatu 1980 is independent with a population of less than 200,000. It has a humid tropical climate in the north and a subtropical climate in the south. The annual average temperature is 25.3 degrees, rarely exceeding 32 degrees and lower than 17 degrees; But it still rains frequently. Bislama, English and French are common, but there are more than 1 10 different languages and countless dialects on the island, making this country one of the countries with the most languages in the world. Nature's gifts to Vanuatu are rich, not only giving her rich land, but also giving her diverse tourism resources. Almost all the more than 80 islands in Vanuatu have their own characteristics. Especially Mount Isur on Tana Island, which is called the most famous volcano in the world? The nearest volcano? Visitors can stand on the edge of the crater and watch the volcano spew smoke and fire under their feet, because most of the magma spewed here is straight up and down, and it is rarely ejected obliquely from the mouth. Do people often watch this? God set off fireworks? As a lifetime of luck.

There are silvery white sands in the South Pacific, tropical diving, fish watching, crater watching, golf, yachting, windsurfing, beach sports and many other recreational activities, so that you can completely relax and enjoy peace? Tropical food, seafood, French dinner and Chinese food, especially coconut crabs, are all worth a try. Will bring you the ultimate enjoyment of taste.

You must go to the only underwater post office in the world. In a natural marine park, the underwater post office of Vanuatu Post Palace is located 3 meters below sea level. It looks like a huge underwater soda can, 35 meters from the beach in Port Vila. More than 50,000 tourists come here to dive every year. You can post waterproof postcards here, and the salesperson will stamp your postcards. We don't use the traditional method of stamping stamps with ink, but use date stamps with concave-convex patterns and print special concave-convex marks to indicate that postcards have been sent. You can also enjoy the most fascinating underwater animals and plants in the world while mailing postcards.

The port of Bougainville, the capital of Santo Island, is a world-famous diving resort. 1942 a troop carrier converted from a luxury cruise ship, carrying 5,500 US troops, came into contact with the US military's own harbor-sealed mines when entering the port here, and soon sank on a coral reef on the shore. This cruise ship is only 100 meters from the coast, and the bow and stern are only 20 to 70 meters deep from the water. It happens to be a paradise for divers and explorers. There is also a million-dollar bay nearby, which is also a good place for diving. At the end of World War II, the US military didn't want to take away heavy equipment and dumped all the equipment into the sea. When you put on a diving mirror and look down at the sea, although those rollers, bulldozers, rails, cranes and cannons have been covered with seaweed and coral, their outlines are still faintly discernible. There is also a big fish that is more than ten meters long and weighs more than ten tons. I don't know why, but I actually play with divers here for nine months a year.

The exciting bungee jumping also originated in Vanuatu. In Koster Island, Andrea Peng, there is a bungee festival every year: villagers set up a 30-to 40-meter-high tower with rattan tied to wooden poles according to the appearance of a big banyan tree. Warriors stood at the top of the tower, tied their feet with rattan, and jumped from a height, with their hair touching the ground and their flesh intact, which was passed down as stunts.

Of the more than 200,000 people in China, 60,000 are employed in the tourism sector. However, in the past, the government did not realize the importance of tourism. In order to protect the ecological and cultural traditions from external destruction and erosion, foreign tourists are restricted from visiting the outer islands. Therefore, the tourism facilities in the outer islands are insufficient and the reception capacity is limited. In recent years, the government has only relaxed its policy to encourage foreign investors to invest. At present, the local reception conditions are perfect.

Put aside the irritability between cities and stay away from the noise of cities. Enjoy the sunshine, the sea, the beach and the delicious food? Relax. Vanuatu, like a girl from a South Pacific island country, is slowly unveiling its mystery, waiting for you!