imuapua
Imuapua is a small coastal settlement located in the western part of the island of Uapua in the Central Pacific Territory. The community sits on a flat plain surrounded by low limestone cliffs that rise steeply to the surrounding reef ridge. Its strategic position on the island’s northern shoreline has historically provided residents with easy access to the sea for fishing and maritime trade.
The village’s origins can be traced to the early 19th century, when families from the nearby island
Cultural life in Imuapua is centered around communal events, including the annual Fish Festival held each spring
The settlement has a population of approximately 1,200 people, largely of indigenous Pacific ancestry. Languages spoken
Infrastructure in Imuapua is modest: a single paved road connects the village to the island’s main roadway,
Tourism is emerging in Imuapua, particularly eco-tourists attracted by its pristine coral reefs and limestone cave