Thursday, July 4, 2013
Thursday, June 27, 2013
Hukuru Miskiy or the Friday Mosque of Male’ is a significant heritage
site. The building is one of the remaining testimonies to the
craftsmanship and amazing skill of Maldivians. The extensive coral
carvings and richly decorated lacquered woodwork show the artistry and
resourcefulness of Maldivians.
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
Asseyri Inn
is a quaint guest house based on the Haa Dhaal Atoll, in the
upper-north of the Maldives. Being only 45 minutes from Male Airport,
it’s easy to see why this holiday retreat is loved so much as it’s so
accessible. With Standard rooms and Deluxe rooms, you can choose a
stunning place to stay for your trip, no matter what your 
The fantasy of a romantic Maldivian wedding celebration unravels in an array of momentous experiences at Anantara Kihavah Villas. Capture the borderless joy of each passing moment as we enhance a myriad of natural wonders with a passion for perfection in every exquisite detail. Whether you’re here to take your
The morning sun dappling the crystal clear waters of a secluded lagoon. Afternoons spent sunbathing by your private infinity pool, just steps from the ocean. An evening stroll across soft white beaches, the moonlight casting shadows on the
Maldives geography constitutes of its location, climate, landforms,
vegetation and wildlife of the islands. A part of the Asian continent, the
geography of Maldives is unique.
Nowhere else can one find such a huge concentration of coral
islands forming the
The Islamic center of Maldives which
is officially named as Masjid-al-Sultan Muhammad Thakurufaanu Al Arzam
is a structure with much architectural importance. It was opened in
November 1984 by Maldivian President Maumoon Abdul Gayoom. It is one of
the islands best known dramatic architectural structures. It was named
after Sultan Muhammad Thakurufaanu Al Arzam who was the ruler of
Maldives from 1573-1585. This mosque is the largest out of the mosques
in the country. Over 5000 people can enter into it for prayers.
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