Arvalia

Arvalia is a small island nation located in the southeastern quadrant of the Pacific Ocean. The archipelago comprises eight main islands and over fifty smaller islets, with a total land area of approximately 1,250 square kilometres. The terrain is dominated by volcanic highlands, dense tropical rainforests, and a coastline of pristine white-sand beaches. The capital city, Valen, is situated on the island of Arka and serves as the political and economic hub.

The population of Arvalia is around 67,000 people, with the majority residing in Valen and the surrounding suburbs. The official language is Arvalian, a language belonging to the Austronesian family, while English and French are widely taught in schools as second languages. The country practices a democratic system with a parliamentary republic, holding general elections every five years.

Arvalia’s economy relies primarily on tourism, fishing, and the cultivation of export crops such as vanilla, cacao, and tropical fruits. The government has invested in sustainable tourism development, promoting eco-friendly resorts and cultural tours. The nation's banking sector is modest but well-regulated, and the Arvalian dollar is pegged to the US dollar to maintain exchange stability.

Culturally, Arvalia is known for its vibrant festivals, traditional drum music, and canoe-building crafts. The annual Arvalian Cultural Week celebrates indigenous art, dance, and cuisine, attracting visitors from neighboring countries. The nation's educational system offers free primary and secondary education, while higher education is available through a national university that specializes in marine biology and environmental sciences. Arvalia remains committed to environmental conservation, with several marine protected areas and a national park that preserves its unique biodiversity.