Written By
Ruchika Mandora
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Maafushi is the most popular island hideaway. Maafushi Island has the most Maldives visitors due to its size and appeal.
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Due to its lively taverns, restaurants, and tourist shops, this city is usually empty 24 hours a day.
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Nighttime beach parties and music activities fill the neighborhood. The picturesque Island is perfect for a relaxing vacation away from the metropolis.
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Mirihi is a tiny island full of adventurers. Mirihi, in Alif Dhaal Atoll, has the first overwater mansion.
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Baros Island is the Maldives' sole place to experience indoor and outdoor thrills. The area is a natural wonder with clean beaches and gorgeous coral reefs.
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It is created by mysterious "hawattis" mounds that are supposed to be prehistoric and are the remains of Buddhist temples dug up.
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It is known for its picture-perfect palm trees, homes built right on the water that look out over green water, and beaches.
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The first poorly populated island in the country lies on the Alif Atoll. It is known for its cleanliness and has giant turtles, zebra, and reef sharks.
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Bandaara Kilhi is the name of two freshwater bodies in Fuvahmulah, Maldives. The largest Fuvahmulah lake by volume is "State Lake."
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