A selection of processed and packaged food for sale at the local grocery store in Nuku’alofa, (circa 2008). Processed food is imported into the country so the prices are quite high. On the other hand, locally produced fruit and vegetables are very cheap.
Looking at a selection of local handicrafts at Talamahu Market in Nuku’alofa. Pictured are some weaved baskets, tapa cloth,...
Sunday in Tonga is considered the sabbath day and is even enshrined in the constitution. Pictured is one of...
Two teenage girls and a boy wearing a uniform in traditional Tongan style. Known as tupenu, it is tailored...
Looking at a fale in Ancient Tonga located in the village of Popua. It is only a seven minute...
Mala’ekula Royal Tombs in Nuku’alofa is where the Tupou Royal Family have been laid to rest. Mala’ekula is off...
Taufa’ahau Rd is the main street in Nuku’alofa, Tonga (circa 2011). This road has a number of banks, shops,...
Flying into Nuku’alofa in Tonga with the coastline in view. The city is the biggest settlement in Tonga and...
Every Sunday, Tongans attend church services. They dress up as a sign of respect for God and their faith...
