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Attractions The East Coast: The new road leads to Hienghene where 120m high black cliffs surround a picturesque lagoon. Further south is Poindimié, the largest city on the east coast. Nearby Touho is surmounted by a 500m high mountain. Numerous churches, forests and beaches make up the varied landscape. At the southernmost point of the […]
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Shopping Overview Filigree jewelry, wood carvings (such as kava bowls), polished coconut shells, wickerwork such as mats, coasters, hats, palm fronds and trays, tapa dresses and beads are particularly popular. Most things are reasonably priced, with some stores offering bulk discounts. You can also find tax-free items such as cameras, televisions, watches, binoculars, alarm clocks, […]
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Attractions Suwarrow Suwarrow, the southernmost atoll of the northern Cook Islands, is a protected area. Suwarrow National Park is one of the most important breeding grounds for seabirds in the South Pacific. The Suwarrow Lagoon with its fascinating coral formations is an underwater paradise. Aitutaki Aitutaki is 220 km north of Ratotonga and is the […]
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Shopping Overview Local wine, wool and sheepskins, clothing, opals, modern sculptures, paintings, bark paintings and boomerangs. Shop opening hours: Mon-Fri 09.00-17.30 and Sat 09.00-17.00. Open all day on Saturdays in South Australia and Western Australia. In Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane, Hobart and Darwin, shops are open until 9pm on Fridays; in Sydney, Canberra and Perth on […]
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In French Polynesia, the diving season lasts all year round, but the best period is from April to November. Visibility under water reaches 50 meters, the water temperature in the winter season is 28 degrees, in the summer – 30 degrees. The salinity of the water in the dive sites is about 34%. The water […]
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Demography and economic geography According to petsinclude, Fiji is an island state of Oceania, in the southwestern Pacific. In 2012 the estimated population was 858,038 residents (887,027 residents in 2014, according to an estimate by UNDESA, United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs), mainly of the Taukei ethnic group (original name of the indigenous […]
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Island state of Oceania, in the southwestern Pacific. In 2005 the estimated population was 848,000 residents, with a modest increase (about 9 %) compared to the last census (dating back to 1996), despite a high birth rate (22.7 ‰ in 2005) and a low mortality (5, 6 ‰). According to paradisdachat, this phenomenon was caused […]
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In the annual mean pressure distribution, a high pressure zone (above 772 mm.) With the direct axis from Cape Leeuwin to Brisbane covers the southern part of Australia. On the equatorial side of the zone the pressure decreases regularly towards the north-west up to 754 mm.; in most of this northern region the southeast trade […]
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At the beginning I can say in advance: AUSTRALIA IS THE PLACE TO BE! I had really thought about it a lot, but I’m really more than happy with my decision to go to Melbourne. Because although you would think that Australians would be just like the English, they are really different! In addition, Australia […]
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One of the main cost factors for studying in New Zealand is the tuition fees at all tertiary education institutions. International students have a large share in the financing of the high-quality university landscape , because they usually pay significantly higher fees than local students. This is especially true for the undergraduate and postgraduate sectors. […]
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