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09/04/2017

22/03/2017

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12/03/2017

03/03/2017

Ibrahim Nasir International Airport at Hulhulhe Island.

01/03/2017

The Maldives national museum was opened for public display on the National Day, 1 Rabeeul Awwal 1372 A.H., (19th November 1952). It was inaugurated by the then Prime Minister, Ameer Mohamed Amin Didi. The purpose of setting up the museum was to preserve the history of Maldives and to invoke the patriotic feelings of people.

The museum houses a number of fabulous objects belonging to the Sultans. It consists of the ornaments and costumes worn by various kings and queens, stone items of the Maldives' pre-Islamic period, paper and cloth manuscripts, arms and armor, photographs of important personalities, anthropological objects and other such items that exhibit the past Maldivian way of life.

01/03/2017

The country, a collection of thousands of tiny coral islands, doesn’t cease to amaze

28/02/2017

the largest and amazing underwater restaurant in the world ..

28/02/2017

Do you know?
Coming to the Maldives you don't need a visa. You need a valid passport that is at least 6 months valid upon arrival. Upon arrival you will get a tourist visa / stamp which is valid for 30 days. But you need to have valid documents which proves you are coming for holidays. Like: Hotel Voucher or travel agent voucher.

28/02/2017

Sandbank ..

28/02/2017

Water Villa In Maldives ..

27/02/2017

There’s A Glow-In-The-Dark Beach In The Maldives. Yes, Really.There’s a beach way down in the Maldives that looks like something out of a science fiction fairytale. It’s gorgeous, to say the least.

27/02/2017

The Republic of the Maldives is a chain of around 1200 islands stretching 750km across the Indian Ocean. The tiny islands are geographically grouped into ring shaped reefs called "atolls" and there are 26 of these atoll formations. An atoll encloses a central lagoon with a flat, sandy bottom at a relatively shallow depth of 40-100m. The outer reef, which forms many of the islands, is often broken by deep channels that allow oceanic water to flow into and out of the central lagoon. Inside the atoll there are numerous smaller ring shaped reefs and tillas.
Of the 1200 islands only 200 are inhabited by local Maldivian people, nearly 100 islands have been developed as tourist resorts and the remaining islands are uninhabited.

THE CLIMATE:

Maldives experience quite a complex weather pattern although the temperature remains fairly constant. Many people think of monsoons are periods of high rainfall, but in fact the wind is the key factor.There are two seasons in the Maldives: a dry northeast monsoon (called Iruvai by the Maldivians) and a wet southwest monsoon (hulhagu).

Maldivian days are hot and humid throughout the year, with temperatures of about 25-30º C (72-80º F) and humidities of 60-80%. There is not much difference in terms of sunshine between the seasons but a huge difference in the amount of rainfall – just as in any tropical country. When it rains in the Maldives it rains hard and usually for just a short time.