Fiji, a captivating nation renowned for its stunning landscapes and warm-hearted people, hosts the Bula Festival in July, a month of joyous celebration. The sister festival to the Hibiscus Festival is held in Nadi just a few weeks before the festival in Suva. Enjoy parades, music and dancing in this festival that is catered to both the locals and tourists.

The Nadi festival holds great importance for the Fijian population, showcasing their rich cultural heritage and fostering a sense of unity and pride among the local communities.

During the Bula Festival, the streets come alive with vibrant parades, traditional music and dance performances, and a myriad of exciting activities. It is a time when Fijians come together to honor their history, showcase their arts and crafts, and celebrate their unique cultural traditions. The festival represents a true embodiment of the Fijian spirit, emphasizing unity, friendship, and a warm welcome to visitors.

One of the distinctive symbols of the Bula Festival is the renowned "bula" greeting. Derived from the Fijian language, "bula" means "life" and is used as a warm greeting and expression of goodwill. It reflects the genuine and inclusive nature of the Fijian people and their commitment to creating a welcoming atmosphere for all.