It is also a French territory, Tahiti is a famous resort all over the world, but the young we want is the minority, unique, literary and artistic, have never heard of New Caledonia, how can be called a travel talent?
On French New Caledonia
New Caledonia (English: New Caledonia; (French: Nouvelle- cal é donie) is France's overseas territory, a country rarely visited by tourists, near the line of return to the south and north-east of Australia, pure, natural, reclusive, but full of French style.
The French smell has begun to float into the nose on a flight to the capital, Noum é a (Noumea). It is croissants, thin and not greasy, and very different from what they eat elsewhere. On the other side of the earth, 20, 000 kilometers away from the French mainland, the atmosphere of southern France is everywhere.
In the millet-white architecture, Mediterranean-style shops that sometimes jump into sight are painted with lemon yellow, salmon powder and mint green with crayon-like freshness. Chic streets, French breads in grocery shops and cafes, vaguely pronounced French under coconut trees, and even downtown squares and street gardens are rife with southern French ball-rolling games-the shadows of France everywhere.
Here are bronze statues of French General de Gaulle.
Crucifixion in the centre of the street also seems to be a feature of France.
The region as a whole is mainly composed of New Caledonia and the Loyati Islands. As one of France's overseas dependencies, in addition to its official language, French, Melanessian and Polynesian are also spoken here.
The 19th-century colonial battle between France and England settled, and the islands of the South Pacific ended up in Napoleon III's hands. Although the visa shows that it holds considerable autonomy, New Caledonia has been called the "overseas Territory" of France since 1957.
General situation of New Caledonia
New Caledonia covers an area of 19060 square kilometres, with a total of 310390 people (official estimate in January 2010). The official languages are French, Melanica and Polynesian.
Like other French overseas territories, Caledonian's official flag is the tricolor of France; the national anthem is the French national anthem, (La Marseillaise).
The New Caledonia national bird is a heron crane, (Kagu).
What makes it special is that it can't fly, though it has wings. When it sensed danger, it raised its crown and spread its wings.
geographical features of a place
New Caledonia is located in the South Pacific Ocean, 1500 km from the east coast of Queensland, Australia. It belongs to the Melanesia Islands. Composed of New Caledonia, the Loyati Islands, the uninhabited Chesterfield Islands. The main island of New Caledonia is a narrow island, the rugged range divided the island into east and west parts, less flat.
climate
New Caledonia is a tropical marine climate with heavy rainfall. There are two main seasons: dry season and wet season. Dry season is 4-November, the average temperature is between 17 ℃-27 ℃, wet season is December to March, the highest temperature is 32 ℃. The climate is pleasant all year round.
local customs and practices
New Caledonia is a culturally diverse country with inhabitants of all races: Kanaks, Europeans, Polynesians, Asians, Indonesians, Wallis, Andres.
People inherited the heritage and culture of Melanesia and were influenced by French culture, thus forming a unique and harmonious atmosphere. From the island's food, architecture, art and handicrafts, it is possible to find a unique and astonishing blend of cultures.
Tourism highlights
Heart-shaped Voh mangrove
The heart-shaped Voh mangrove of New Caledonia is one of the most incredible heart-shaped attractions in the world, photographed by the famous aerial photographer Yann Arthus Bertrand and made the cover of his book < Earth From Above >.
The local tourism agency unveiled the new tourism logo. Peach heart sign inspiration comes from heart-shaped mangroves.
New Caledonia lagoon
UNESCO added New Caledonia lagoon to the World Heritage list in 2008. These lagoons, located in New Caledonia in the French Pacific Islands, live in six marine communities, one of the world's three largest coral reef ecosystems, representing the diversity of major coral reefs and associated ecosystems.
All the visible ends of your eyes are part of the Lagoon.
Any beach is private beach..
New Kibau Cultural Centre
This is a scenic spot with unique styling markers. The center has indigenous houses, acting appearances, multimedia cultural centers, and so on. What is striking is that the eight towering showrooms in the center are steel and wood buildings imitated by aboriginal pointed houses, with both national characteristics and modern art. This is now also one of the landmarks of Noum é a.
New Caledonia Museum
The Museum of New Caledonia, opened in 1971, features a traditional heritage of biological-related art in New Caledonia, Kanak, Melanesia. The museum showcases Melanesian sculptures, totem, funeral masks and related collections of more than 4500 pieces, including a wide variety of pottery, jewelry, shell ornaments, Kanak coins, spears, weapons, canoes and more.
aquarium
Come to the island to see the marine life, here the aquarium (Aquarium des Lagons) is quite famous in the area, I see and other aquariums are similar to other aquariums, but it is the coral that is displayed inside.
Fortress Hill
The Artillery Mountain was named after World War II artillery, and several ancient guns pointed to the sea with a view of the bay.
