Melita is a small town situated in the southwest of Manitoba region of the province, one of the agricultural hubs in the area and with warm and hospitable people inhabiting it. Positioned within a junction of the Souris and Antler Rivers, the town is humid and hot earning it the nickname “Banana Belt” of Manitoba. Farming forms the mainstay of Melita’s economy with an extensive variety of wheat, canola, and sunflower fields. The tranquility of the place and its warm and friendly people make the place the best destination for anyone in search of small-town living.
Melita is distinguished by several landmarks, including “Sunny the Banana” – a colossal structure created in honor of the local weather and the agriculture business. In other words, Melita is mostly active during hiking, which is not only a movement activity but also birds and fishing by the rivers. So many summer activities such as town fairs, festivals, and local events aimed at honoring the town's agricultural past and the community members are held within the town.
Melita's position is also advantageous for the Turtle Mountains region and the neighboring provincial parks, which allow visitors to drive and view wildlife. Combining rural ambiance, traditional farmer ways of life, and hospitality, Melita illustrates the southwestern core of the province of Manitoba.