Introduction to local folk customs: Tahitians have dark and rosy skin, strong bodies, bold temperaments, and are good at singing and dancing. During festivals or festive days, women wear flower crowns, flower neck ornaments, and golden grass skirts made of straw, and dance to the sound of leather drums and rhythm; men also gather together to compete in performing skills. Perform various shows.
Dragon boat racing is an important folk activity in Polynesia. It is said to commemorate their ancestors who sailed across the ocean in wooden boats from Southeast Asia and settled on the island in the fifth and sixth centuries.
The celebration of "Hiva Day" is the most important day in Tahiti. It was established to celebrate Polynesia's acquisition of territorial autonomy. During the festival, the island will hold several days of celebrations, including daytime sports. Competitions and evening dancing and singing.