The Marshall Islands are located in the central Pacific, consisting of 29 atolls and 5 islands, known for their beautiful lagoons and significant maritime heritage. Their location makes them a key part of Pacific history, including important archaeological sites.
Marshallese culture is based on traditional navigation skills, mat weaving, and canoe building. Sports such as canoeing and fishing hold deep significance for cultural preservation, while contemporary events and artistic projects blend tradition with modern expression.
Marshallese culture is based on traditional navigation skills, mat weaving, and canoe building. Sports such as canoeing and fishing hold deep significance for cultural preservation, while contemporary events and artistic projects blend tradition with modern expression.
