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KIRIBATI

Kiribati - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Kiribati (/ˌkɪrɪˈbæs/; KEER-ə-bahss or /ˌkɪrɪˈbɑːti/; KEER-ə-BAH-tee), officially the Republic of Kiribati (Gilbertese: Ribaberiki Kiribati), is an island nation ...

‎Tarawa - ‎Gilbertese language - ‎South Tarawa - ‎Bonriki International Airport

Kiribati

Country in Oceania

Kiribati, an island republic in the Central Pacific, comprises 33 coral atolls stretching along the equator. With lagoons and white-sand beaches, many of its islands are uninhabited, offering a remote setting for fishing, diving and bird-watching. The crowded capital, South Tarawa, made up of small islets, retains remnants of WWII battles fought on its shores, and is known for folk dancing and handicrafts.

Capital: South Tarawa

Dialing code: +686

Continent: Oceania

President: Anote Tong

Population: 102,351 (2013) World Bank

Currencies: Australian dollar, Kiribati dollar

Points of interest: Ambo Lagoon Club, Te Umanibong, more

 

 

 

 

 Delicious locally grown foods! — at Tarawa.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 


 

 

SOUTH TARAWA

Drive to South Tarawa

Elder and Sister Youngberg, the Humanitarian missionaries,
 took us for a drive to South Tarawa. We stopped at the Buota Ward
Chapel, an open air building.  It was a beautiful setting with a special spirit.
 

The chapel/cultural hall with classrooms in the back.

                              The baptismal font.

     Typical homes in Tarawa.  In South Tarawa, the

     homes are somewhat larger, and the surroundings

     are much cleaner than other parts of the island.

The roofs are made from woven pandanus leaves.    

South Tarawa Beach.  The water is much cleaner here

and we could possibly go swimming sometime.

    The old Temaiku Chapel. We have been told it is

    rat invested but we didn't go in since they were

    having a baptismal service.   

The new Temaiku chapel, almost complete.

 

                   The children along side the road.
            The kids here are the cutest and so friendly.

                                     On our way back home we came across a wedding feast.
                                              It would have been fun to stop and check it out.

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