Which country is Tahiti in?

Tahiti, translated by RTHK as Tahiti, is the largest island in the windward islands of French Polynesia and belongs to French territory. Located in the South Pacific. The four seasons here are warm as spring and rich in products. Residents call themselves "people of God", while outsiders think it is "the closest place to heaven".

Polynesia means "many islands", ranging from Tonga, Cook Islands and Polynesia in the west to Pitcairn Island in the southeast. People in these places have the same language and ancestors, such as Hawaiian aborigines and New Zealand Maori, which can be traced back to Pacific immigrants thousands of years ago.

The geographical environment of Tahiti

Tahiti is the largest of the Polynesian islands in the South Pacific 1 18, with a total area of about 1000 square kilometers. Because it is the largest island in French Polynesia and the political and economic center of French Polynesia, many people are used to calling the whole of French Polynesia Tahiti. There are178,000 people on the island. Papeete administrative center.

Seen from the air, it looks like a tail fish. The fish head is called "Tahiti" and the fish tail is called "Little Tahiti". Because of its beautiful tropical scenery and colorful seawater around it, it is called "the place closest to heaven". 77% of the population is Polynesian. Secondly, it is a hybrid of legal person and Bo people, with about 10% Chinese. It has a tropical rainforest climate.

The temperature is 13 ~ 33℃. The annual average precipitation is 2000mm 165438+ 10, and the rainy season is from October to March. May ~ 65438+1October is the dry season, and June165438+1October is the rainy season. If you like sunny days every day, you'd better choose dry season.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Tahiti