（Phoenix Islands Reserve）
Located between the islands of Hawaii and Fiji, the Phoenix Islands Protected Area covers 408,250 square kilometers and is a habitat for Marine and terrestrial life in the South Pacific region.
The site includes the Phoenix Islands, one of the three major islands of Kiribati and the largest designated Marine protected area in the world. The reserve is the largest in the world and contains a well-preserved Marine coral archipelago ecosystem.
In addition, the area includes 14 known underwater peaks (presumed extinct volcanoes) and other habitats for deep-sea life.
（Abemama Island）
Abemama is an island in the central Gilbert Islands in the west-central Pacific Ocean, part of the Republic of Kiribati. Located at 0°22 'north latitude and 173°53' east longitude. The atoll consists of six small islands, with a land area of 17 square kilometers.
Population 2,400. Tabang Tebek is the main settlement. After World War II, it served as the capital of the Gilbert and Ellis Colony. In 1947 the capital was moved to Tarawa Island. Export coconut.
The islands are southeast of the Marshall Islands and northeast of the Solomon Islands, straddling the equator and in the middle of sea lanes between the United States and Australia.
（Ewa）
Located 18 km southeast of Tongatapu Island, the main island of the Kingdom of Tonga, Ewa Island is famous for its unique natural features and pristine scenery.
Formed about 30 million years ago, Ewa is the oldest and highest of the Tongan islands, and also the least developed, making it the best choice for those wishing to return to nature and feel idyllic.
（Three Stone Pagoda）
On the outskirts of Nuku 'alofa, the capital of the Kingdom of Tonga, there is a three-stone tower called HAMOAGA, said to be the arch of the old royal Palace, which was built by the ancient Tongans in large canoes brought from the island of Varis.
（Royal palaces of Tonga）
Tonga Palace is one of the most beautiful palaces in the world. The royal palace was built in 1867, facing the sea, with a red roof and white walls, hidden in the verdant woods, both dignified and quiet. A flag of the Kingdom of Tonga with a Red Cross flew over the palace.
The roof is red, the whole building is white, the building is 3 stories high, there is green grass in front of the building, it is beautiful and harmonious, the king of the kingdom of Tonga is crowned here.
（Aitutaki）Aitutaki Island, south of the Cook Islands, south-central Pacific Ocean. Located at 18°52' south; West longitude 159°45 '. The land area is 18.1 km2. Population 2,410. It consists of Aitutaki Atoll (140 m high) and a series of small islands.
（Atiu Island）
Islands south of the Cook Islands in the south-central Pacific Ocean.
（Muri Lagoon）
Muri Lagoon, located in the southeast of Rarotonga, is sparsely populated and is the best water playground on the island. Here is a world of peace, no earthly noise, no intrigues, no intrigues, just pure relaxation and unlimited freedom.
