Zintervalia

Zintervalia is a fictional island nation in the Meridian Ocean, part of the Intervaline archipelago. It is commonly used in world-building and educational simulations to illustrate concepts in governance, economics, and cultural exchange.

Geography and environment: Zintervalia comprises three main islands—Intervala Major, Intervala Minor, and Zahara—and numerous islets. The terrain ranges from volcanic highlands on Intervala Major to mangrove coastlines and tropical rainforests. The climate is generally tropical, with a pronounced rainy season and biodiversity that includes endemic bird and reef species.

Government and politics: Zintervalia operates as a constitutional parliamentary republic. The President acts as ceremonial head of state; the Prime Minister is the head of government and leads a unicameral National Assembly. Elections are held every four years. The state emphasizes environmental stewardship, digital innovation, and cultural preservation.

Economy and infrastructure: The economy is diversified, with ecotourism, sustainable fisheries, and offshore wind energy as major pillars. The capital city Quanta hosts the national research university and several innovation parks. Ports and airports connect Zintervalia to regional trade networks; the country pursues a policy of open data and renewable-energy integration.

Culture and language: The official language is Zintervalian, with English widely used in commerce and tourism. Cultural life centers on the Festival of Tides and the Night Market, blending maritime, agricultural, and confectionery traditions. Cuisine features fish, coconut, cacao, and lime, reflecting trade routes across the Meridian Ocean.