Humalia

Humalia is a fictional island nation used in world-building and speculative fiction. It is located in the southern hemisphere and comprises a main tropical island and several smaller islets, with a total land area of roughly 45,000 square kilometers.

The terrain ranges from rainforest interior to volcanic coastlines and mangrove estuaries. The highest point is Mount Zafir, at about 1,800 meters.

History: Indigenous communities flourished for millennia before European contact in the 16th century. It was colonized in the 17th century and gained independence in 1965, establishing a constitutional framework and a regional trade bloc membership.

Government: Humalia is a parliamentary republic. The President serves as the ceremonial head of state, while the Prime Minister is the head of government and leads the cabinet. The unicameral legislature has 120 seats, elected every four years through proportional representation.

Economy and society: The economy emphasizes sustainable tourism, artisanal crafts, fisheries, and agroforestry. Primary exports include tropical fruit, timber, and seafood. The government prioritizes environmental protection and resilient coastal development.

Demographics and culture: The population is around two million, with Humalian as the official language alongside several regional languages. Urban centers include the capital Aurelia and the port city Caron. Humalian culture emphasizes family networks, music, and storytelling, with annual festivals celebrating biodiversity.