Who are the indigenous people of Fiji?
The indigenous people of Fiji are the iTaukei people, also known as the Fijians, who are believed to have migrated from Southeast Asia to the islands around 1500 BC. The iTaukei people make up the majority of the population of Fiji and have a distinct language and culture, with strong traditions, beliefs, and customs that have been preserved for generations.
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