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Niue

Niue
  • Capital

    Capital

    Alofi

  • Local time

    Local time

    8:11

  • Population

    Population

    1 611

  • Driving side

    Driving side

    Left

  • Calling code

    Calling code

    +683

  • Currency

    Currency

    $ NZD (dollar)

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Niue

Niue
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  • Capital

    Capital

    Alofi

  • Local time

    Local time

    8:11

  • Population

    Population

    1 611

  • Driving side

    Driving side

    Left

  • Calling code

    Calling code

    +683

  • Currency

    Currency

    $ NZD (dollar)

  • Petrol price

    Petrol price

    € NULL pl

  • Precipitation

    Precipitation

    1 138mm /year

Geography & travel

  • Country Area

    Country Area

    260 km2

Population

  • Languages

    Languages

    English
    Niuean

Economy

  • Industries

    Industries

    handicrafts, food processing

  • Agriculture

    Agriculture

    coconuts, passion fruit, honey, limes, taro, yams, cassava (tapioca), sweet potatoes, pigs

  • Natural Resources

    Natural Resources

    fish, arable land

  • Natural Resources

    Natural Resources

    fish, arable land

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What not to do when visiting Niue

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Marker Niue
Business & Communication

Don’t ever offend Church - it’s a central feature of the social organisation.

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Don’t disrespect elders - Niuean society is based on obedience to and respect for those who are older than oneself, with special accord being given to males and those who are first-born.

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Marker Polynesia
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Don't refuse the Hibiscus blossom when offered - place it behind your left ear. The Tiare Tahiti flower can be found only in French Polynesia and is used to welcome friends or new visitors.

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Don't forget the monsoon season usually runs from December to March.

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