The International Day of Happiness: Exploring the Fijian Philosophy of Happiness and Enjoying Your Tour in Fiji

The annual International Day of Happiness falls on March 20th this year. The three themes for 2021 are "keeping calm, staying wise and being kind". The global pandemic is quite depressing for the mankind, and the public need to cheer up and get more positive. At this moment, the Fijian philosophy of happiness is the best cure.

The Fijians are sincere, kind, optimistic, friendly and hospitable. They live a carefree life and Fiji is recognized as "the happiest country around the world". Hence, Fiji is always the most attractive destination for a great number of Chinese tourists. You will forget about the worries and have fantastic traveling experiences when visiting the 333 islands here with wonderful scenery.

The Soothing Natural Scenery on Islands Disconnected from the World

Fiji is located on the core part of the South Pacific. The vast beaches, enchanting evening glow, clear waters and picturesque settings will bring you incomparable ease and happiness. The beauty of nature is easily neglected in life. When you start to pay attention to the neglected beauty, you will cheer up and get more positive. It is necessary to appreciate what is simple yet nice about daily life. Research has shown that such things will add to your happiness day by day.

Scientific tests prove that you can refresh and relax yourself no matter whether you rest for just 5 minutes or 5 days. When you have the chance to take a rest, you may as well explore what is worth doing in your life. Fiji is recognized as the closest place to paradise. Right here you can reduce your pressure that has built up over a long time and relax yourself from head to toe. You can stay away from the hustle and bustle of the cities, calm down, and find out the true meaning of life.

Tips for Enjoying Your Tour in Fiji

Malolo Island Resort is a holiday village on Mamanuca Islands. The village encourages the guests to pay more attention to their families by reducing the Wi-Fi coverage.

Castaway Island Fiji is also located on Mamanuca Islands. The owner hopes that guests could focus more on the seaside scenery and thus does not give them the chance to watch TV or use Wi-Fi in their rooms.

Koro Sun Resort is a good choice for your relaxing journey on Vanua Levu, and it is encircled by palm trees. Matava Eco Resort sits on Kadavu and it is characterized by environmental protection. Wi-Fi use is restricted and guests are encouraged to get closer to nature.

Shangri-La's Fijian Resort & Spa is situated on the Coral Coast. Right here, guests who plan to watch the sunset and improve their wellness are forbidden from carrying phones. In this case, everyone will pay more attention to nature, enjoy the time together with their beloved ones and learn more about the Bula spirit.

The Fijians feel extremely happy about giving and they will share everything they own with others around though it might not be that much." The roses in her hand, the flavor in mine". Giving and sharing will create a deeper bond between people and communities and contribute to building a happier society for all. Striving for the common happiness for all will bring a deep sense of satisfaction.

The Fijians have a good sense of humor and they love smiling. You can always hear them laughing in their talks. The laughter is quite contagious and connects all. The locals like sharing their happiness with others around and this is the unique Bula spirit of Fiji. They stayed optimistic even in the painful fight against the global pandemic. In Fiji, humor is an integral part of their happy life. Their humor and optimism drive them forward, give them the courage to rise to the numerous challenges of life, promote their communication with others and bring them a much happier life.

Tips for Sharing Your Happiness in Fiji and Repaying Society

Environmental Protection Activities

Coral Planting

Mangrove Planting

You can participate in the local mangrove planting and reduce carbon emissions from flight.

Volunteering

Vinaka Fiji organizes a great variety of volunteering activities. Every household could sign up and help the local marine biologists by protecting the marine life. You could also offer to help the local villages build their houses.

While exploring the South Pacific by cruise, you will be offered diverse tourism products related to Vinaka Fiji. Moreover, you will be impressed by the Fijian culture and philosophy of happiness.

Fiji boasts its traditional culture and customs. By visiting the local cultural villages, you will learn more about the country's cultural background, the villagers' life and all kinds of handicraft. The locals stay away from the urban disturbance, show you the warmest smiles and share with you the Fijian philosophy of happiness, their most valuable asset. You can learn a lot from the Fijians. They don't compare with the residents of other countries, and they live the simplest life. They might not have rows of towering buildings or the latest fashion items, but they live in the utmost tranquil place with unique beauty. They lead a pure life and every act of them showcases their loftiness and elegance.

In Fiji, children could explore the local culture when practicing on their own. In the process, they will develop good life principles and try to protect traditional culture. Right here, they will get closer to nature and learn more about Fiji's culture by complying with the local traditional customs in the immersive experiences.

Tips for the Cultural Experiences in Fiji

Lailai Adventure Club of Nanuku Auberge Resort is different from traditional children's clubs. Here children will have the chance to immerse themselves when exploring nature and Fiji's traditional culture. They can have a better understanding of the local culture by respecting and abiding by the traditional customs. The club holds diverse cultural activities for kids to choose from and the participators could try Fiji's traditional cooking, enjoy the Meke Dance, weave flower baskets, light the way with flaming torches at night, tell stories to each other, remove the coconut shells, make garlands, take classes on Fiji's languages, listen to the Fijian music, plant rice and build rafts.

Six Senses Fiji gives your children the chance to join the global initiative of" Growing with Six Senses". The program incorporates the six dimensions of wellness (social, environmental, physical, spiritual, emotional and intellectual), so kids can discover their true self and reconnect with nature and others around.

Bula Club is part of Jean-Michel Cousteau Resort Fiji and it has been awarded many times for its commitment to children. The club holds various self-exploration and education activities for kids and encourages them to explore nature and broaden their horizon so that they will learn more about themselves and the environment.

Regional Manager and Chief Representative of Greater China at Tourism Fiji Vincent Zheng stated:"We hope to spread the Fijian philosophy of happiness to China so that more Chinese tourists will come to Fiji and be infected with the locals' happiness. Now the international borders are yet to be opened, but we would like to show the globe how Fiji is different from other tourism and vacation destinations. It is truly a unique destination composed of various islands. Hopefully, when the travel restrictions are finally lifted, the Fijian philosophy of happiness will bring joy to more Chinese tourists".

Each of the 333 islands in Fiji is characteristic and dreamlike, just like a mini paradise. You will be persuaded to travel to Fiji for numerous reasons, including the warm weather all the year around, the cozy life on the tropical isles and the unique Bula spirit. Fiji showcases the utmost beauty and tranquility with its pure and distinctive natural environment. So let's meet in Fiji after the pandemic and start a wonderful journey!