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A few days ago, the French school that Jung-ah attends held a folding fan exhibition and performance. The French school in Vanuatu is attended by students from all around the world and using the traditional folding fan of each country, students staged dances and exhibited photos of fans and the fans itself. The parents were invited… [More]

This year marks the third year of the festival. Something I feel all the time, but there is something undescribable about Vanuatu’s traditional culture. Some say that it is evil. But the festival chief says it is not. Well, whether it is evil or not doesn’t… [More]

I start my day greeting the spectacular sun rise at the South Pacific. Fully taking in the unpolluted fresh air of Vanuatu, I prepare for the day. Below are photos and video clips of the sun rise at Vanuatu and the beautiful nature… [More]

July 30th marks the 29th Independence Day of Vanuatu. Vanuatu has a sad history. I heard that the painful 100 years of colonial rule by the United Kingdom and France were beyond description. I still vividly remember how depressed I got when I heard that the white sand beach had turned red with blood and the dead bodies during WW2. In commemoration of the 29th Independence Day, a ceremony was held at the Vanuatu Independence Park. Unfortunately, the event got cancelled midway due to the intermittent rain… [More]

A collection of the partial solar eclipse at Vanuatju captured with a camcorder. The “show of the universe” was staged on many countries on July 22, 2009. A few countries such as China were lucky enough to see total solar eclipse while some were able to see partial… [More]

I am Hyup Lee, a Korean living in Vanuatu. Korean names are hard to pronounce, so they call me by my Christian name, which is Solomon Lee. I go by Solomon here in Vanatu and Blue Pango online. Vanuatu, where I live, was selected by the UK New Economic… [More]