Maldives Island is an island nation in the Indian Ocean, formed by twenty six
atolls. The Islands are know for it's turquoise lagoons, underwater coral garden, swaying pond
fronds, and glorious white sandy beaches. Recently they have launched their first 10 day tour of the Maldives. It starts out with the arrival in Male which is capital city, the first day is spend exploring the island. The second, third and fourth days are spent exploring the sea. The remaining days are spent visting and exploring other islands and getting little taste of the Maldivian cusine and culture, with traditional music, dancing and drumming.
There are also many others things you can do in Maldives, which includes diving, water sports, excursions and spa and wellness. The best way to explore the Islands are to travel to other inhibited islands and experience the ordinary life of Maldivians. Spa and wellness is also another main attraction there, with their traditional sand massage, which is used for muscle and joint pains.
The Maldivian people differ from one atoll to other; people from south and south-east Asia, Africa and Arabia are settlers there. Religion wise, Islam dominates and there are also people who practice Buddhism. Visitors are also able to participate in traditonal music and dance performances and jazz recitals. They are also able to take part in festivals, such as Victory day and Republic day and enjoy the music, dances, and food served. Who would not want to spend their vacation enjoying the beautiful turquoise sea, snorkelling, and at the same time experiencing a little bit of maldivian tradions.
For many times I've heard that the Maldives is one of the most beautiful nation on the planet. It seems to be true as the corral reef picture looks spectacular. However, lately I've heard that the Maldives islands are sinking due to the rise of sea levels. The government of Maldives is setting asides some of their tourist income each year on buying a new 'homeland'. Lands own by Sri Lanka and India seem to be in their interest due to the similarity of cultures, cuisines and climate as the Maldives. I better go visit ASAP before it sinks due to climate change!
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