Tonga

Tonga is a small nation consisting of 170 islands, located in the South Pacific Ocean. The islands are known for their breathtaking beauty and diverse wildlife. The main minerals found on the islands are cobalt and copper, and the vegetation is mostly made up of palm trees, ferns, and coconut trees. The history of Tonga is rooted in ancient Polynesian culture, and the people are known for their friendly nature and hospitality. The government of Tonga is a constitutional monarchy, led by a king. Tourism is a significant source of income for the country, with people flocking to the islands for their beautiful beaches and world-class diving. Tonga is also known for its rugby team, which has gained international recognition for its skills and accomplishments.