Local life of people-Languages,Religions and more in Fiji. Free Classifieds People Search Country Flags Country Maps Travel Warnings Travel Links Hotels of World Travel Directory Embassies Cities of World Travel Forum ISD-Codes Currency Convt. Books People Fiji is perhaps the most cosmopolitan of all South Pacific nations.
Fijian customs reflect an utmost dignity and courtesy toward the visitor.
The second largest ethnic group are the Fiji Indians, who came to the islands as laborers in the late 19th century. These people of mixed blood proudly trace their cultural heritage on both sides of the land and enjoy the rights of the family group to which the Fijian parent belonged. Most speak both Fijian and English. They enjoy full citizenship, and many have settled on Viti Levu in order to find greater economic opportunity. Although a separate racial and cultural group, Rotumans have always assimilated easily and see themselves as an intrinsic part of the Fijian nation.