Oceania: A Diverse Region of Islands and Unique Cultures
Oceania, a vast region covering the islands of the Pacific, includes Australia, New Zealand, and thousands of smaller islands like Fiji and Papua New Guinea. Known for its diverse ecosystems, Oceania features stunning landscapes, from Australia's arid outback to New Zealand's lush mountains and the tropical paradises of Polynesia. Home to over 42 million people, Oceania boasts a rich tapestry of indigenous cultures, including the Maori, Aboriginal Australians, and Pacific Islanders. As a region of remarkable biodiversity and cultural significance, Oceania is a growing center for tourism, environmental conservation, and global cultural exchange.
