Live webcams Male online - Capital of the Republic of Maldives

You can watch Male webcams online on this site, transferring to the famous resort from anywhere in the world where there is Internet. The locality is the largest city and capital of the Maldives. The capital is a good place to visit if you want to get an idea of ​​what the Maldivian way of life looks like, and the best location to find ferries and speed boats to go to other islands. Male City is located on Kaafu Atoll, in close proximity to the island of the airport (Hulhumale) . It has a warm tropical climate characterized by plenty of sunshine, with a rainy season from June to August.

A typical Maldivian island is between 1 and 2 km2 wide.

A shallow lagoon, part of which is used by the islanders as a harbor where they anchor their fishing boats, surrounds it. When a tourist lands on most of the islands, only boat shelters are visible. The residences can be reached by following a dirt but clean coral sand road leading from the pier to the village.
When walking along the road, you can see the typical vegetation, consisting of coconut palms and tropical shrubs and trees. Since most of the islanders prefer to live in the center of the island, the periphery remains in the form of a forest. On the larger islands, some of this forest is cultivated for corn and millet.
There are between 50 and 100 houses in a typical village, each with its own complex. The houses are one-story, built of coral stone and covered with corrugated iron sheets. They are simply decorated with sparse furniture. The villagers like to plant bananas, guava and other fruits. Sandy roads separate blocks of houses. Traditionally, each island has a mosque, the complex of which is used as a village cemetery.
In recent years, the islands have acquired more public buildings: an office, a court and a school. The islanders also use the school for meetings and wedding parties. Some of the larger islands have small lakes surrounded by mangroves.

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More than 100 thousand people live here. The settlement is the largest in the state. At the same time, of course, if we compare it with other world capitals, then this is a tiny city. Its area is only 5.8 square meters. km. It is often called the "island of the sultans", such an unofficial name was attached to it due to the fact that many beautiful palaces were built here.
Life in the capital is in full swing mainly on the north side near the embankment, which tourists call Marine Drive, as well as at the bazaars and the port. In addition to the central embankment, there are two main streets intersecting with each other: Chandani Magu and Majidi Magu. They form several regions. The first is the northwestern one, which houses embassies, markets, a port, and boarding houses. The next one is the northeastern one, which is considered a wealthy quarter, because here are luxurious villas, banks and ministries. Two more quarters: Galolu and Machangoli - residential and cafe center.

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There is something for every traveler here. So, you can go to the Jumuri-Maidan park, which was opened in 1989. This is a real family place where you can take a walk with small children along the Northern Pier. It also offers wonderful views of the coast of the Indian Ocean.
Another public place is Sultana Park, located near Chandani Magu Street. Once upon a time there was a huge palace on this place, but during the events of the Second Republic it was destroyed. The gardens surrounding the building were turned into a full-fledged park. Now only one wing of the structure reminds of the former "castle". This place can be called a small green island. There is really a lot of vegetation here, especially flowers: roses, wild orchids, water lilies and much more.
Of course, it is worth getting acquainted with the history of the state, and this can be done in the National Museum. At the entrance, you can see a memorial plaque that commemorates the coup attempts in 1980 and 1988. Entering the building, guests find themselves in an exhibition hall, which contains various tools and archaeological finds. Among them are Buddhist sculptures, a cult tantric stone and a footprint of the Buddha. On the second floor there is an exhibition with musical instruments that were used in ritual ceremonies, such as drums and body beru. You can also see models of traditional boats here. On the last floor, clothes, coins, jewelry, a coral head of Buddha and a wooden panel from the Hukuru Mosque, on which Arabic inscriptions are engraved, are exhibited.