This is part 2 of my adventure off the beaten path in Nadi, Fiji. Kindly checkout part 1 if you haven't already. Also, please keep in mind that Fiji is a very diverse country. Based on the culture, some of the practices described on the video will be different. Kindly hit the 👍button. It's truly appreciated. Subscribe for more soon!!

As a person who previously lived in Fiji for 7 years, I have never seen Fiji in the other light than being a very beautiful place with very pro max friendly locals.

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Very nice video, Ivain. It's really nice to see the different kind of resources that's available to the children in that community. I'm glad to see that the classes are not overcrowded. The students will definitely thrive in that system. I grew up wearing uniforms to school in Jamaica, I really do think that it encourages students to do their best in their studies. It's almost the same as Catholic or private school in the US. Great content brother. Thank you so much for sharing this visit to the school. I enjoyed watching 👍👍👍.

I hope to see you continue on to the rest of the pacific love what you’re doing

Thanks Ivain, I didn't really know we similar cultures with a lot of countries, this so good of you.

Great content video. Loved the kids and teachers welcoming you. Enjoying your travel journey. Blessings and safe travels ❤❤❤

The children are adorable.

Have you visited Suva yet? You know Suva is the capital of Fiji, and I would like to explore it with you. Thanks in advance!

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Great video 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿 and your shirt was funny 😂😂 I need one

The children very well discipline! l❤

Ivain this is so awesome to take a different stand on education . Yes agriculture is a must .

great video, i specially loved to see the students sing. 👏

***How is the relationship between the Indians and the local Fiji population? Is it like they have it in Guyana, acrimonious?

Hi Ivantures you should head over to Vanuatu, Solom0n Islands and eventually come to Papua New Guinea.

Respect boss man. I try to stay away from comparing channels but some travel channels do the skyscraper tourist trap thing, others go to like my country Jamaica and try to find the most derelict places. I like thaf you just do normal.

Ivan, that man doesn't have a village. He's a indian fijian descendant. Native fijians are the ones that have villages. If you wanna learn about the real FIJI, then i consider you ask a native fijian to take you around. Im 100% sure you'll find what you're looking for

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Thank you for coming to Fiji.

Very good and insightful

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What school did you visit?

Hello Ivain. Wonderful information. The school infrastructure looks like any other school infrastructure in the developing world. The issue of not caning children came about as a result of countries ratifying the UN Convention on the "Rights of the child that was introduced in 1989". This treat came too late for the rest of us (older generation). Caning was normal. This treaty made it illegal to subject children to torture. It is one of the most widely ratified UN treaties. But there is one country that has not ratified it. Guess which one.

That’s true..

We had corporal punnishment in schools here in the U.S. way back in the sixtes, seventies and before that! My backside - and palms - still remember those days! Oy!!! 😫

Great content Ivan. I thought you missed a key follow up point. The young man said they cremate starting from 17, 18 or so. My question is what happens to those who die aged 16 or younger. Also Ivan , cremation is widely done in the US by christians , not sure about Muslims. Its just that it is not done in a public way which probably would spook those of us who are not Hindu. In a way it speaks to the comfortability of Hindus around life and death i guess. I am from Zimbabwe where we have many Indians and did not know about some of these practices. I also have been to Mauritius, Tanzania, Kenya, Zanzibar , South Africa etc where there are plenty of Indians and it is always fascinating for me to notice the subtle differences between how laid back the transplants seem to be versus those straight from India. I see you have 26K , true testament that if you provide good content people will subsribe and follow.

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Great vid. As a Fijian native but living overseas, im following yr fiji trip quite eagerly n loving yr the content. I can attest to the corporal punishment during my time growing up .. 70s & 80s and i tell ya - was no joke LOL. the debate is still out on that one i suppose - it did keep me in line and i went on to university then corporate ... but i know others that did NOT succeed due to the harsh discipline. But i fully support the change as our values as a modern society have changed as well. Not to say that Fiji parents no longer whoop their kids at home - oh no they do ! Just not in the school system no more. One thing i wish for is for teachers to get paid more for the hard work they do for such a vital profession. Yes Fiji is a multi cultural society and i can say theres a lotta harmony between the races in the rural areas. A lil less in urban as you factor in money & business ownership & the so called "class" ( have n have nots ) and with urban rears the ugly head of politics which always hits on our differences as a people for polítical gain. But still as a whole we are harmonious though culturally native Fijians and indo Fijians are on opposite sides of the scale. My recommendation to you Ivan is also go film at a high school .. and then a tour of the University of the South Pacific in Suva, my alma mater. Youll love it there seeing all the different students from all over the pacific ( as its a university for about 12 or 13 pac island countries) as well as exchange students from overseas including the US. HAPPY TRAVELS !!

Man you kind off look like E40 the rapper and his brother I gest noted this all these time watching your video

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I don't see anything that will change how i see Fiji. It's still the same. The only thing different is that the Govt now provides Free Education which is a positive step in the right direction. Fijian children now are better educated then say 10 - 20 years ago.

I have lived in that part of the world decades ago But I know there is still underlying tensions between Native Fijians and INDIANS ( They wish to Control the Island!!! ).

Hello my brother I would like to move on Fidji with my family my so I would like to know if we can find some job I am a hairdresser with my sister and my husband is mason's help and we have 2 sons

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Ivan, you're being fooled mahnn, what that man is showing you is not fijian culture!!!! You're getting yourself into trouble. This is an indirect tourist trap for sure.