population: 0.0123 million

extension: 142 square kilometers

Museums

Unfortunately, there are no museums in Halalo, Wallis and Futuna. However, you could visit the nearby capital city of Mata-Utu where you can find some historical sites such as the Royal Palace, the Catholic Church, and the tomb of the last king of Wallis.

Food

Two popular dishes in Halalo, Wallis and Futuna are Ulu faka'osi (baked breadfruit) and Palusami (taro leaves stuffed with coconut cream and onions). Other traditional dishes include Lapalapa (corned beef or canned fish with taro leaves and coconut milk), Faiai Eleni (chicken cooked in coconut milk and taro leaves), and Ota Ika (raw fish marinated in lime juice and coconut cream).

Activities

Halalo is a small village in Wallis and Futuna, and the activities that local people enjoy typically revolve around traditional island life such as fishing, farming, and weaving. You may want to try some of these activities to experience the local culture firsthand. Additionally, you can explore the beautiful beaches and lagoons in the area, go swimming or snorkeling, or take a boat tour to nearby islands. Attending a cultural event or festival, such as the Kava ceremony or the Uvea Dance Festival, can also be a unique and enjoyable experience.