Colo -I- Suva Forest Park | Suva's Farmers Market | Impressions | Fiji Travel

[@bronsonhuynh5824]

Super fun guys 👍

[@TooMuchLuggage]

Thanks for the message my friend...🙏👍

[@Noi2PrinLume]

Ce frumos!!!! FIJI - paradis👍😍

[@TooMuchLuggage]

Hope you get a chance to visit soon

[@Packsalot]

Interesting the see the markets. Looking pretty wet out there. Awesome adventure through the jungle. Good thing you found some others to point the way. Beautiful waterfalls and pools that you explored. Looked like a good time. Take care and be safe out there. Have a great day.

[@TooMuchLuggage]

Yes, it was a nice time. Beautiful places. Thanks for the message my friend👍

[@UncomplicatedSimpleLife]

Sorry for the scare by getting lodt in the forest. But I see that you make it all safe, that's good. I'm glad... thank you for sharing the video with us. It is beautiful.

[@TooMuchLuggage]

Thanks for the message, friend👍...

[@adimereseiniNRRavouvou76]

Another fabulous family adventures video Suva City Fiji islands Oh Colo i Suva can pronounce it Thoughlaw i Suva Colo means interior Again thanks for visiting Fiji islands God bless always guys That national reserve forest park can go lost inside most of us locals even

[@TooMuchLuggage]

Thank you for the comment. We loved our time in Fiji. We hope our videos encourage others to visit Fiji so they can experience the warmth and hospitality of the Fijian people as well. Bula

[@adimereseiniNRRavouvou76]

Yes always look after your belonging when in the ColoiSuva National Reserve Forest Park some do get robbed again but security always catch them

[@TooMuchLuggage]

That is what the Ranger told us when we started the track. Thank you for the comment. Bula

[@LarchLine]

Oh my God, this is a nice video now. Looking at this video, what do you like better? Hawaii or Fiji?

[@TooMuchLuggage]

Both Fiji and Hawaii each have their own beauty. Hawaii has a special history related to World War II... Thanks for the message, friend👍...

[@adimereseiniNRRavouvou76]

Both

[@adimereseiniNRRavouvou76]

Oh yes Pearl Harbour Hawaii world war 2 Fiji islands won the war for Allied Nations stopping the Japanese in Guadalcanal Bougainville mostly they were the Fijian Gorrillas Infantry Land soldiers Most were in the British Naval ship HMS that was supposed to be in Pearl Harbour the night before the bombings next day The British Naval decided they stop and have picnic in the sea and head to Pearl Harbour next day evening time and saw Pearl Harbour smoking from the Japanese bombings Maybe the only world war relic you can see still existing the Momi Bay Gunsite and one opposite Suva Bay Like nowadays we for Peace keeping with United Nations

[@adimereseiniNRRavouvou76]

The Japanese was after the British Naval ship full of Fijians Gorrillas as they just came back from fighting the Japanese in Bougainville and were heading to Pearl Harbour the night to reach day time God saved them they were having Picnic in the sea near Lahaina Maui island

[@TooMuchLuggage]

@adimereseiniNRRavouvou76 thank you for sharing that really interesting piece of history with us. Bula

[@ComplicatedSimpleLife]

In my mind Fiji was more exotic... Beautiful anyway.

[@TooMuchLuggage]

Yes, she is beautiful..., Thanks for the message, friend👍...

[@tyrelmcallister3634]

Fiji is really not a cheap place to visit compared to other regional destinations. 60FJD for tea may seem okay to you, but when you consider that the minimum wage here is only 4fjd per hour, it seems downright ridiculous.

[@TooMuchLuggage]

Very true. My comparisons were to prices in Hawaii.

[@fjphoto23]

"60FJD for tea" ??? Not sure what kind of tea. For most restaurants and cafes, a cup of hot tea is around FJD1 - 1.50. "Other regional destinations" Which ones? Other regional destinations in the Pacific buy flour, biscuits etc. from Fiji where there are two major millers who produce flour and rice products.

[@tyrelmcallister3634]

​@@fjphoto23 Not disagreeing with you. I was criticizing the original video referring to this as affordable. The video should have made mention of how much these things generally cost outside of a fancy hotel. When I refer to other regional destinations, I am mainly talking about Indonesia (Bali), which offers much more affordable food and accommodation than Fiji does. Our Fijian made flour production uses imported Australian wheat, and the cost of living here has generally greatly outpaced the median household income. I can't see any reasonable disagreement to this statement, it's objectively true.