The sparkling Sea of Humanity surrounds Goring Isle. The isle was acknowledged as "one of the undiscovered jewels of Asia" in the late sixties.
		Dusk on picturesque Eliza Cay, with Dutchman's Cap, the highest point in the Republic, on the right. Dutchman's Cap was named after Grolsch Van Horton, a Dutch seaman who retired to Eliza Cay in the late nineteenth century.
		Snorkelling around Brakspear Shoal. The abundant marine life and clear blue seas make the ocean surrounding our archipelago one of diving's best kept secrets.
		Vibrant Street Market in the China Town area of Southwark. The market was a popular meeting place for locals and tourists alike with a wide variety of cheap produce.
		The South China Sea lapping onto the golden sands of Morceambe Beach, Meads Island. Is it any wonder Meads Island is known by the Chinese as "Great Tranquility Island"?
		Sunset in Songhrati as the waves crash onto Bombay Castle Beach
		The picturesque fishing village of Slapton on Eliza Cay
		The Royal Hotel in Southwark was considered one of the finest hotels in Asia prior to the invasion. The Royal was the first choice of foreign dignitories and entertainers visiting our nation. It is believed the Taiwanese occupying forces have allowed the Hotel to become rundown, thus losing much of its original grandeur.
		An artists impression of the Federal Parliament Building, built in Southwark in 1893. During the Japanese occupation of the archipelago during the Second World War the building was used as a military hospital and military headquarters. It is not known for what purpose the Taiwanese occupying forces currently use the building.