Marshall Island

 

Overview:

The Marshall Islands are given by their name by British naval captain John William Marshall.

 

Capital: Majuro

Dialing code: +692

Airport code: MAJ

Continent: Oceania

Area: 70 sq mi (181.3 km)

Currency:  USD

Official Language: English, Marshallese

Population: 42000 (Approx.)

Religion: Christianity

National Day: May 1st

National Animal: Eastern Spinner Dolphin

National Fruit: Pandanus Fruit

National Flower: Plumeria

National Tree: Pandanus Tree

National sport: Football

                                   

Flag:

The flag's blue background refers to the Pacific Ocean, the orange strips are for bravery and wealth, and the white strips stand for brightness. The two stripes suggest the Equator, located slightly south of the Marshall Islands.

Weather in Marshall Island:

The climate of the Island has different seasons

Summer: December to April

Rainy: July to October

Winter: December to April

 Spring: N/A

Food and drinks in Marshall Island:

Marshall Island Food Culture:

The people's Major food crops include coconut, pandanus, breadfruit, and taro; the outer of the islands also raise pigs and poultry for food.

Must-try Foods:

• Barramundi cod
• Macadamia Nut pie
• Rice Banke
• Breadfruit
• Curried Corned Beef

Marshall Island Drinks:

Coconut water is the most famous on Marshall Island. It grows all over the Islands

Papaya with coconut cream is a fantastic dessert for this island setting. Plus papaya is high in fibre, rich in antioxidants, and low in calories.

Economics of Marshall Island:

Marshall Island Income Source:

Marshall Island's income sources are

• Agricultural production
• Fishing

Marshall Island Import things:

• Passenger and cargo ships
• Recreational Boats
• Refined petroleum

 

Marshall Island exports things:

• Fish
• Baked Goods
• Pork
• Meat
• Dairy products

Marshall Island export and import partners:

• Germany
• Denmark
• United Kingdom
• Malta
• Indonesia

Culture of Marshall Island:

The Marshall Island Society is passed down from generation to generation through the mother. Land ownership ties families together into clans, and grandparents, parents, and cousins form extended, close-knit family groups, and gatherings tend to become big events.

Sports in Marshall Island:

National game of Marshall Island:

Football is the most popular sport in Marshall Island. A large portion of the Marshall Island population enjoys football.

Popular Games in Marshall Island:

Football, Canoe racing, stick fighting, spear throwing, volleyball, basketball, and Pacific games are popular in the Marshall Islands.

Transport in Marshall Island:

How many airports in Marshall Island:

There are 35 airports including international, private, and domestic. Marshall International Airport in Majuro is the largest airport on Marshall Island.

Main transport in Marshall Island:

Ships and Air are the main transport in Marshall Island. The Government-owned ships make scheduled trips among the islands.

How many countries travel without visas to Marshall Island:

91 countries without visas. It grants 38 e-visas and 32 on-arrival visas. 66 countries are required for a visa.

The Marshall Island passport ranks 31st in the world.

Tourism in Marshall Island:

The Marshall Island people are generally friendly and welcoming to visitors. Crime rates are low in the Islands, but there is a risk of petty crime, break-ins, and non-violent theft.

Must visit places in Marshall Island:

• Majuro
• Jaluit Atoll
• Kwajalein Atoll
• Bokolap Island

Festivals in Marshall Island:

New Year’s Day:

Date: December 31^st

The Year –ending celebration is definitely one the most famous festivals in Marshall Island. With fireworks lighting up the sky, It isn’t difficult to see why this is one of the most famous Marshall Island festivals and holidays.

Marshall Islands Constitution Day:

Date: May 1^st

The anniversary of the day the first Marshall Islands constitution was signed. That was the first step towards complete independence and today.

Gospel Day:

Date: December

The Marshall Islands celebrates this national holiday in honor of the American missionaries who brought Christianity to the isolated islands.

Defense in Marshall Island:

Marshall Island has no army. The United States provides defense assistance for this Island.

Interesting Facts about Marshall Island:

• No army on Marshall Island.
• The world’s largest shark sanctuary is Marshall Island.
• They’re under serious threat.
• The world’s 4^th obese country.