Tonga Constitution Day, observed on November 4th, commemorates the enactment of the country’s constitution in 1875. This significant milestone in Tonga’s history marked the establishment of a formal framework for governance and the protection of rights and freedoms for its citizens. On this day, Tongans celebrate their constitutional heritage with various events, including ceremonies, cultural activities, and traditional performances. These festivities serve to honor the principles and values enshrined in the constitution, as well as to reflect on Tonga’s journey towards democracy and self-governance. Constitution Day is an opportunity for Tongans to reaffirm their commitment to upholding the rule of law, promoting democracy, and preserving their unique cultural identity.