One of the best examples of how many Pacific islands have adapted to a mix of different ethnic groups is the country of Fiji. Fiji is made up of numerous islands, and over the years, it has been influenced by various ethnic groups, including indigenous Fijians, Indo-Fijians (originating from the Indian subcontinent), Europeans, Chinese, and other Pacific islanders. This multicultural environment has led to a unique blend of traditions, languages, cuisine, and social customs on the islands. Moreover, Fiji has a history of intermarriage and cultural exchange, further reinforcing its diverse and blended society.
