In pictures: Harry and Meghan enjoy a day of Fijian culture

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were given a warm welcome as they carried out several engagements on the island.

Published Oct 24, 2018

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex donned brightly-coloured outfits in Fiji

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were immersed in Fijian culture on the second day of their visit to the country.

As Meghan got hands-on helping to make a traditional breakfast dish before a quick visit to a local market, Harry headed to the Colo-I-Suva Forest Reserve and planted an indigenous Dakua tree.

The duke sported a blue Bula shirt for the occasion, while Meghan donned a pink maxi-dress by Figue.

The Duchess of Sussex attended a morning tea at the British High Commissioner’s Residence — The Duchess of Sussex went for morning tea at the British High Commissioner’s residence (Samir Hussein/PA)

The duchess got involved with making lote, a traditional Fijian dish — Meghan got involved with making lote, a traditional Fijian dish (Samir Hussein/PA)

Meghan was spotted carrying a woven bag made by Fijian women — She was spotted carrying a woven bag made by Fijian women (Phil Noble/PA)

Harry was given a warm welcome to the University of the South Pacific — The couple were given a warm welcome at the University of the South Pacific… (Phil Noble/PA)

Harry and Meghan were presented with garlands during their visit — … where they were presented with garlands (Phil Noble/PA)

The couple were also treated to dance performances during their visit — They were also entertained with dance performances at the university (Phil Noble/PA)

Crowds were out in force to catch a glimpse of the royal couple (Phil Noble/PA)

In the forest, Harry planted a tree using a spade used by Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Fiji in 1953 — In the forest, Harry planted a tree with a spade used by his grandmother, the Queen, on her visit to Fiji in 1953 (Dominic Lipinski/PA)

Meghan made her first speech of the royal tour at the University of the South Pacific (Phil Noble/PA)

She later visited Suva Market (Kirsty Wigglesworth/PA)