The Vanuatu archipelago consists of 80 large and small islands spread over an area of 20 million km2.2, of which 12,200 km2Owned by the Republic of Vanuatu, it is home to approximately 220,000 people who speak 120 different languages but have no ethnic or religious conflicts.
Vanuatu declared independence in 1980 and in 2006 was ranked first in the list of countries with the highest happiness index in the world. Located in the tropical climate zone, Vanuatu mainly develops agriculture, tourism and exports agricultural and forestry products such as coconut, cocoa, wood...
Although the world has become very developed, the indigenous Melanesian tribes here still live in the same way their ancestors did thousands of years ago. They do not accept the influence of modern Western civilization and still maintain their wild lifestyle. Therefore, this is a peaceful country, rich in national identity and above all, unaffected by the troubles of the outside world.
Vanuatu also uses very little electricity and water because outside of Port Vila, villagers only use well water and bathe in the river.
Vanuatu has a very clean environment and the government has never had to worry about pollution. In the capital, Port Vila, there are very few cars and there are no traffic lights in the city. The government is now planning to use coconut oil as a biofuel to replace petrol.
Vanuatu mainly develops agriculture, tourism and exports agricultural and forestry products such as coconut, cocoa, wood...
Because of their close connection with nature and their “self-sufficient” lifestyle, the people of Vanuatu live a very harmonious life, respect nature and are full of positivity. That is the reason why this small country is always in the top of the happiest countries in the world.
There are about 220,000 people living here and speaking 120 different languages but there is no ethnic or religious conflict.
