Meeru webcam in real time makes it possible to become part of the underwater world of the island.
The broadcast allows you to enjoy the seascapes and see the inhabitants of the Indian Ocean. The video sequence is accompanied by the sounds of the underwater kingdom.Meeru, whose webcams are available on the site, is one of the atolls of the Maldives with many different hotels.
If to describe this in two words - heavenly pleasure. These islands have been a fascinating place for travelers throughout history - white sand, azure ocean waters and many palm trees. Stretching across the region's traditional shipping lanes, the Maldives was a crucial crossroads for early civilizations.Like his contemporary counterparts, the Greek geographer Ptolemy had difficulty describing the many islands of the Maldives and eventually called them many islands. Ancient Chinese navigators, referring to the labyrinth of lagoons and reefs that ensnared many unwary sailors, called it "Three Thousand Weak Waters". Marco Polo, an Italian explorer, thought they were the flowers of India. For Ibn Batuta, a Moroccan, the Maldives was one of the wonders of the world.
It is believed that the name comes from the Sanskrit word Maladiv, meaning a garland of islands. The Maldives is actually an archipelago of approximately 1,200 islands formed in 26 natural atolls, including Meeru.
The webcam in real time allows you to see the beautiful views of the island.
They are grouped in two rows, like a necklace of islands, and are arranged vertically across the equator. More than a thousand marine species of flora and fauna inhabit the waters of the Maldives.There are some suggestions that the Maldives have been inhabited for over 2,400 years. According to the Norwegian explorer Thor Heyerdahl, it is possible that the islands were inhabited as early as 1900 BC. e. Although often visited by foreigners, the people of the Maldives have always remained uniquely homogeneous in terms of language, religion and culture.
The inhabitants converted to Islam in 1153. Except for a few short periods, the country has remained independent throughout its history. Their way of life shows industriousness and ingenuity that make the most of their limited natural resources, and remarkable adaptability to changing circumstances.
There are many attractive places in Meeru, whose online webcams allow you to feel like you are on the coast of the Indian Ocean for a moment.
On this island, every tourist will find something to their liking and just breathe in the real Maldivian paradise air.More details
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