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Vanuatu
/ˌvɑːnuˈɑːtuː/
Definition
1
An island nation in the South Pacific Ocean, consisting of over 80 islands, renowned for its volcanic landscapes, coral reefs, and vibrant Melanesian culture.
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The capital of which is Port Vila, a hub for kastom traditions and international diplomacy in Oceania.
Examples
After binge-watching survival shows, I decided Vanuatu's real-life adventures might be cheaper than therapy.
My travel agent suggested Vanuatu for its beaches so pristine, even Instagram filters feel inadequate.
In Vanuatu, they count happiness in dive sites rather than deadlines, a metric I desperately need.
Forget crypto; investing in a hammock in Vanuatu seems like the ultimate bull market.