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Reunion, an overseas island and integral part of France in the Indian Ocean, is home to Africans, Indians, Europeans, Chinese, and Malagasy people living together peacefully in different regions of the country.
The backbone of the economy is the worldwide export of sugar and vanilla, earning the country its nickname "Vanilla Island." Additionally, tourism stands out as a vital source of livelihood for the local population. The people of Reunion, hailing from various nations, are admired globally for their care for nature and strict adherence to laws.
Located to the south of Mauritius, east of Madagascar, and north of the French territory Tromelin Island, the Reunion experiences a tropical climate, with temperatures varying significantly based on location and conditions. The period from May to November brings cool and dry weather, while November to April sees rainy and hot conditions. The eastern part of the country receives more rainfall than the west. Temperatures are higher in areas near sea level, dropping significantly as you move towards the higher regions.
The capital of Reunion, Saint-Denis, nestled in the center of three grand volcanic mountains, surprises visitors with the Nature History Museum, featuring rare historical artifacts. The Pisse en l'air Waterfalls and volcanic remnants that you can explore with a guide gives the city a natural wonder atmosphere, offering tourists an extraordinary experience.
The city, with its rare black sand beaches, also allows you to enjoy shopping at the Grand Marche Market, established by the locals. In Reunion, where fun and festivals are highly cherished, numerous major events in dance, music, and theater take place throughout the year. Sporting events in the country's pristine nature attract a considerable number of participants.
During the Leu Tempo Festival in March, theater artists from around the world perform theatrical shows, and in June, the Guava Festival, named after a local fruit, welcomes gourmets from across the globe. The Le Grand Yarışı, held in October with the participation of numerous alternative athletes, is considered one of the world's toughest races due to the many obstacles presented by the country's challenging terrain.
Reunion, successfully reflecting the diversity of its population in its cuisine, allows you to savor the flavors of Chinese, Indian, and European cuisine. Chefs, particularly using fish and chicken in every dish, enhance these meals with their special sauces, creating magnificent flavors. As the center of vanilla, you can find various pastries incorporating this unique taste. If you visit Reunion and don't try the spicy duck or taste the liquor called Rom Aranje, you might regret it.