What and where
The imaginary country of Teglepea is an island in the Red Sea off the coast of Suez, Egypt. 
When
It was formed from an underwater volcano on 1/31/1236 A. C. at noon.
People
Today, the population of Teglepea is 2,584. People who live there are called Teglepeans. All imaginary friends begin in Teglepea.
Language
The languages spoken in Teglepea are (from most popular to least popular) English, Arabic, French, and Italian.
Wether
The weather in Teglepea is usually room temperature, even in winter. Once a year, in Winter (January/December), it snows, and the snow usually does not last very long.
Flag and sports
The teglepean flag is shaped like an archery target because archery is the most popular sport.
Money
All coins are made out of a non-magnetic metal (shrude) which is only found in teglepea. Shilling bills are printed on silver paper but the 10 shilling bill is printed on green.
The teglepean Token is worth 1 cent The teglepean mite is worth 5 cents The rare teglepean 10-token piece is worth 10 cents. It’s supposed to say ONE 10-TOKEN PIECE. Made out of a magnetic metal called magnetrude. The teglepean ounce is worth 50 cents The teglepean shilling is worth 1 dollar The teglepean shilling bill can have any number in the corner. There’re bills for 1 shilling-100 shillings, but the 10 shilling bill is rare.
Food
Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo with Broccoli is a common dish for Teglepeans and ME!
Chicken Fettucine Alfredo with Broccoli
I want to visit Teglepea, especially on a day when it does NOT snow. Are there any flights to Teglepea, and do they take the Teglepean currency as payment?
There are flights to Teglepea, and you do have to have Teglepean currency to pay when you are in Teglepea. But in Teglepea, there is a place (the bank) to trade cash from any country to Teglepean money! (And you can trade it back when you leave.) I will post a map of Teglepea later.