Felicitous Isle Maldives, where Nature Shows its Best

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The highest point here is only about 7 feet; agriculture is virtually impossible and the political situation is a bit aflutter (not always): the smallest Asian nation Maldives still draws tourists in hordes, who visit here to explore its magnetic beaches, stunning coral reefs and enchanting marine life. Maldives, an Islamic Asian nation, is an archipelago in Indian Ocean combining 1,192 coral atolls of which above 200 are inhabited. The economy of the nation is heavily dependent on tourism.

Owing to its wonderful topography, the Maldives feature a humid but pleasing weather all though a year. The heat is abided by the Indian Ocean quickly and the cool sea breeze is ejected in rotation, which keeps the temperature pleasant ranging between 25 and 33 degree Celsius. The monsoon remains active from June through August, when the entire archipelago turns tropical green with amazing flora & fauna all around.  Since agriculture is not possible here, the country has to import almost everything except for coconuts. Fish and a variety of seafood are delicious local cuisines, which are available at almost every restaurant or dining spot.  Maldivians rely heavily on water-crafts for transportation between islands, though modern vehicles can also be seen running on roads of cities. Male, the capital of the Republic of Maldives, is the most important city of the island and a must-visit place for tourists. There are towering skyscrapers, beautiful parks and numerous preeminent religious monuments of the nation in Male.

Awe-inspiring beauty of nature couple with salubrious weather and all modern retreats; Maldives have been a treasure-trove for tourists, especially the honeymoon couples. Several tour agencies organize tour to Maldives from India. Searching online, you’ll find travel portals offering a variety of tour packages like Andaman packages, Singapore tour packages and deals for Maldives travel online. Considering your needs and budget, you can choose your most suited deal.  

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