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With its heady mix of Christian and Hindu groups, Fĳji is an archipelago with plenty to celebrate. The contrasts between the two religions are, of course, massive but then there has been a certain amount of blending together along with the adding of a number of Fĳjian holidays for good measure.

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March Festivals

Ram Navami: falling on the ninth day of the Hindu lunar calendar, this popular festival is held in honour of the birthday of Rama, a Hindu god. Colourful processions take to the streets while, strictly speaking, the faithful are supposed to fast on this day.

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October Festivals

Diwali: signifying the victory of good over evil, the Festival of Lights as it is also known, is one of the biggest events in the Indian calendar and thus also big in Fĳji among the resident Hindu population. Celebrated over five consecutive days of feasting, fireworks, shopping and prayers – it’s all here at Diwali.

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