What do you know about Fiji?

I’ve been feeling upset lately, and I really want to travel to relax and feel the beauty of nature. What I want to do most is the islands. A friend said that I should go to Fiji to experience it. I think this should be a good idea. So let's see what his magic is. ① In the 17th and 18th centuries, with the great geographical discoveries, Europeans began to explore the South Pacific. In 1643, Abel Tasman discovered Fiji on his way back from Tonga to today's West Java Island in Indonesia. Although he did not sail to Viti Levu, he discovered Vanua Levu, Kirishima and Taveuni. He called the small Fiji island he saw Prince William Island.

②In 1789, Captain William Bligh also landed on Fiji. The famous "Humanity Mutiny" took place here. Captain William Bligh was the first to attack the majority of Fiji. A person who conducted surveys and maps of the islands. This man was an accompanying officer of Captain Cook's third Pacific expedition. He led the ship to pass through Fiji Island after breaking away from Cook's fleet on April 28, 1789. During this voyage, he saw more than ten islands in the Lau Archipelago. While passing through the Koro Sea from the northwest, he observed Narai Island, Ngao Island, Mritiki Island, and Ova. Lau Island, Wacoa Island and Koro Island. And almost crashed into the coral reef area in the northern part of Makanga Island.

While driving in the channel, he saw the Vanua Levu fog on the starboard horizon. Island. Viti Levu was seen from the port side. Then the ship entered the vast sea north of the Yasawa Islands. Bligh recorded what he saw of the islands and published a map of these islands after returning to London. During the period, these islands were called the "Bligh Islands"

However, Fiji is also facing disappearance due to global warming. At the 2009 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen, the Danish capital, a Fiji representative. We burst into tears when talking about the Pacific island countries that are in danger of disappearing due to rising sea levels. For the sake of Fiji’s tomorrow and the home of all mankind, let us join hands to enjoy a truly unforgettable green holiday, where you can really forget. Everything, feel the paradise on earth, feel the beauty of nature, the beauty of nature.