Fiji Research Paper

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In geography class we have learned so much about so many different and amazing places. The place that I would like to visit the most and really gets my attention is Fiji. To begin with, Fiji has many different flavorful and exotic foods to try. Also, there are many fun and exciting activities for people of all ages to do. Finally, another reason I would like to go to Fiji is because of the tropical climate, and I like being near the beach. As can be seen, there are fun things to do at Fiji for everyone. First of all, there are all kinds of different exotic foods to try. Some of the main dishes include but are not limited to Kokoda, Lovo, Duraka, and Nama. I love trying new things, especially new foods, and I think Fiji has a lot

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