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The Grand Friday Mosque
The Masjid-al-Sultan is one of the islands' top attractions. Built in the 17th century by Sultan Ibrahim Iskandhar, this is one of the most visited mosques in the country.
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Rasfari Island
Maldives has more than 3000 coral reefs and visibility as deep as 50 meters, diving is the main attraction in this island.
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Baa Atoll, Maldives
A UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve, it is home to a varied species of corals and fishes.
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Meeru Island
A high percentage of visitors to this island are honeymooners. It offers a perfect backdrop to couples to celebrate their marriage.
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The crime rates in Maldives are very low and the country is largely safe. The locals are very helpful, honest, and welcoming. |
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Most major currencies are accepted throughout Maldives. Although the local currency is Maldivian rufiyaa, all the resorts and hotels accept foreign currencies. |
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Tap water is not very safe to drink. It is highly recommended that tourists stick to bottled mineral water available almost everywhere. |
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Drink lots of water if you are planning on sunbathing or diving underwater for long periods. This will save you from heat strokes and keep you hydrated. |
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Try a typical Maldivian meal of asroshi pastries, rice, mas riha fish curry, grilled fish, papadhu, and sweet black tea. |
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