The Yaqona Vakaturaga presented to the President Katonivere. Pacific sprint king Banuve Tabakaucoro is part of this traditional protocol on the chiefly island of Bau. | FijiLive

#FijiOneNews | Na Meketaki Ni Yaqona Vakaturaga, a traditional Kava ceremony dance not seen in decades. Here is a footage of the tradition last recorded in 1990. | Fiji One News

Kava, known locally as yaqona or grog, holds deep cultural and ceremonial significance in Fiji . Made from the ground root of the kava or yaqona plant, this traditional drink has been used for centuries in Fijian rituals, chiefly gatherings, as well as social occasions 🥥🇫🇯 Sharing kava is a symbol of respect, connection, and storytelling — often accompanied by laughter, music, and tradition. Visitors to Fiji are invited to take part in a kava ceremonies, so make sure to enjoy this unique cult