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Bora Bora and the St. Regis Resort

Bora Bora (part of French Polynesia) is located in the South Pacific, about 3500 miles west of South America, 3000 miles east of Australia, and 4000 miles south of California. This geological oddity is truly one of the most amazing places on our...

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AMERICAN SAMOA: Top 10 Travel Destinations, Tourist Spots and Attractions

Fagaalu Bay, Pago pago, Tutuila, American Samoa Aua Church, Matu'u, Tutuila island, American Samoa Mount Alava, National Park of American Samoa, Pago Pago, Tutuila island Polu island, Vatia, Pago Pago, Tutuila, American Samoa National Marine...

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Otai, A Tongan Unforgettable Watermelon Drink

Recipe for watermelon drink called Otai. An unforgettable drink from the islands of Tonga.

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A Dilemma in Paradise - La'ie

Laie is a small town on the North Shore of Oahu Hawaii. It is made up of a diverse population of students, Polynesians and haoles (whites). Laie has a unique dilemma.

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Learn more about the island that many claim to be paradise on earth, Bora Bora!

Bora Bora is a group of islands in the Pacific Ocean, a place where breathtaking natural beauty shines in all directions. Tourism has a strong influence on the region's economy each year and increases the number of foreigners seeking to know the...

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SOUTH AMERICA, OCEANIA, PACIFIC, ANTARCTICA: Top 10 Travel Destinations, Tourist Spots and Attractions

Ischigualasto Provincial Park, San Juan, ArgentinaArgentina Bolivia Brazil Chile Colombia Ecuador French Guiana Guyana Paraguay Peru Suriname Uruguay Venezuela See also: NORTH AMERICA -...

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Tahitian Dancing and It's Story

The Polynesian culture testifies to its resilience of ancient times through the beautiful and powerful drama of the Tahitian dance.Each dance portrays a symbol of life in one way or another.Someone would dance for joy, to pray to a god or worship a king. Other dances would include a challenge to an enemy or to flirt or seduce a mate. There are also dances of matrimony, or a celebration, such as a birth, as well as dances to welcome visitors to the islands.

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Best Pictures From All Over The World

We have many ways to explore the world from our home. One is the virtual tour provided by many links on net. The other is with the photos . In this hub, I have chosen some of the best photos that I have ever seen. This is a good opportunity to...

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The Polynesian Wedding & Their Religious Ceremonies.

Many historical and cultural elements are preserved in Polynesian society wedding celebration today, even without a major religious ceremony in the olden days.

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The Black Robin: Saved from Extinction

Profiling a Bird that seemed to be doomed to extinction, but thanks to the dedication and devotion of one man and his team, it's still here today, and continuing to recover.

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