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You can watch Dhonakuli webcams online to visit one of the dream places. The Maldives are exotic and beautiful islands located right in the Indian Ocean. The country is deservedly included in the list of 1000 places worth visiting before you die. For many couples, the Maldives is the perfect honeymoon destination or just a serene resort to go to get away from the hustle and bustle.
Each of the many islands that make up the Maldives is located in the heart of the Indian Ocean and offers wonderful views. Beautiful peaks in the interior of the islands and stunning sandy coastlines lined with palm trees are just some of the picturesque memories that will be remembered after visiting this paradise.
The main pride of the islands is its hospitable population. The islanders belong almost entirely to the Maldivian ethnic group, which was formed as a result of the migration of various peoples throughout the history of the country. The first settlers are generally believed to have been Tamil and Sinhala peoples from southern India and Sri Lanka. The official language is Indo-European, called Dhivehi (or Maldivian). Arabic, Hindi and English are also spoken here.
More than half of the population is considered rural. With the exception of those who live in Male, the only relatively large settlement in the country. Locals live in villages on small islands in scattered atolls. It is worth noting that only about 20 islands are inhabited by more than 1000 inhabitants. In addition, the southern islands are more densely populated than the northern ones.

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There is more to the Maldives than just exotic and secluded island resorts that promise heavenly tranquility. Cruise ships, diving and snorkelling, surfing, world-class spas and a rich, intriguing culture are among the many other highlights of this unique country.
The Maldives can offer the hissing excitement of crashing waves or the untouched tranquility of pristine nature. If that sounds attractive, then take advantage of the many excursions available. These include trips deep into the azure ocean, where you can see playful dolphins a few feet from the boat and maybe even a whale or two. Or maybe go diving to meet the many friendly sharks and enjoy the beauty of unique coral gardens made up of shades of flowers you never knew existed. If diving to depth is too intimidating, then another option is to simply swim above the surface of the water, go snorkeling. In any case, each traveler will meet more than a few dozen unique species of exquisite reef fish and many other representatives of the fauna.

If there is a feeling that the sea extravaganza of the Maldives is tired, then you should go to the capital.

In general, a visit to the small but lively Male is a must, as it allows you to look into the urban life of the state, which is very different from the lifestyle in resorts or other inhabited islands.
In Male, a visit to the National Museum is a must. This will allow you to get to know the country better and see how the Maldives has changed over the years. Artifacts, monuments and paintings in the museum will tell fascinating stories.
Another place worth visiting in Male is the Islamic Center. It is considered not only the most famous architectural landmark, but also one of the largest and best mosques in the Southeast Asian region. This large mosque can accommodate over 5,000 worshipers. Its golden dome and minaret are outstanding. By the way, you can see them before you reach the shores of Male. The ornate wood carvings and Arabic calligraphy inside are a magnificent tribute to the talents of the Maldivians.
The next unique monument is the Hukuru Miski (Friday Mosque), built in 1656. All the walls in the mosque are made of coral stones intricately carved with Arabic calligraphy and ornamental patterns. The roof, window frames and doors are made from various types of wood such as teak, sandalwood and mahogany. This mosque also showcases stunningly beautiful coral carvings done by the Maldivians. There are also a number of ancient tombstones erected in memory of past sultans, heroes and nobles.
Thus, the Maldives is not only white sand and azure sea, but also a special culture and rich history.

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