Maldives: A perishing island

Maldives a nation of islands in Indian Ocean expands across equator with approximately 1,192 coral islands possessing crystal blue water with appreciating beauty of colorful world developing under the ocean. The remains of underwater volcanic eruptions composed to form an Archipelago (a group of islands) now known by the name Maldives are famous for its scenery and lovely visions. The country attracts a large number of tourists by its calm and peaceful environment where one feels like closest to nature and enjoys the mother earth’s creativity. The area of around 298 km² comprises a number of spots which are worth watching.
Firstly starting from its entrance begins through the gateway of Maldives in Malè (capital) called the Velena International Airport. The most popular tourism spots are:
·          Como Cocoa Island: The most pampering and 5-star hospitality in the villas with whole luxury are present on this part. Major attractions: scuba diving, snorkeling etc. And a highly relaxing spa retreat is provided.

·          Addu Atoll: The myriad of beautiful islands like Gan Island (largest island), Meedhoo Island, Hulhudhoo Island and many more. The atoll can be felt with the coolest air due to the tall and dense coconut trees with shade all around. Here touring and interacting with natives to know the Maldivian culture is enthusiastic.
·          Maafushi: The Island is counted among most popular tourist sports; famous for shark diving, dolphin safari. The spot can offer you everything you need for a heart filling vacation like flaunting turquoise, colorful fishes and corals.


·          Artificial Beaches: Enjoyable Jams are performed by several groups. A serene place to visit with amazing swimming destinations.
·          The Muraka-Conrad: The Maldives resort housed in Conrad. A lavish 2-level undersea villa. Under the azure blue waters the amazed living, dining and sleeping with unforgettable elegance is not less than any treasure.
There are many more as Sun Island, Banana Reef, Alimatha Island, Baros Island etc.
Now, what’s the taste of Maldives?

The nation has a tray full of tempting dishes. Most probably offered here are made from different fishes as it is a fishery nation. Some of them are:
·          Garudhiya (fragranted fish soup).
·          Mashuni (Shredded smoked Tuna, eaten with roshi/chapati).
·          Biskeemiya (Maldivian samosa filled with tuna).
·          Boshi Mashuni (Actually a salad type formed by banana leaves).
Mouth watering food available in major vegetarian restaurants famous for their service like:
Tandoori Flames (In Ahigas Magu), Bombay Darbar (Hulhumale), Kanifushi (Laviyuni Atoll), Calorie Counter (Magu Male), Baraa Baru (Kuda Thuraa), Mallan Restaurant (Meeru Island).

The country possesses Tropical Monsoon Climate favorable for tourism industries. Thus, from tourism point of view Maldives is the most preferred fascinating place in order to get a peaceful environment. The crystal clear water in the beaches and fine powdery sand below the feet makes one feel like a Tropical Paradise on earth. The best time to visit the archipelago is November-April when climate tends to be dry and makes more enjoyable with sailing, wind surfing, jet skiing, canoeing and much more. While to have a less expensive trip and great deals at resorts one could also visit in May-October, the rainy season, a time when the clear oceanic water with coral and drops in air makes it worth watching.


The exotic and scenic paradise encircled by lagoon could be visited by speed boats and sea planes, with 80 islands majorly defined for tourism. Each island is operated by a single resort, in those resorts luxury rooms are felt like we are in the middle of ocean. Also the crime and incarceration rates are quiet low which attracts tourists.


With all above the topics, the title tells about its perishment. Yes, the Maldives are vanishing soon. The Global Warming is increasing the level of ocean day by day by melting the glaciers and icebergs and this will result in it’s drown.
The old tsunamis already took it. 2004 Tsunami swallowed about 2/3^rd of it that is approx. 20 islands and now its age is estimated to be not more than 30 years. The Maldivian government is planning to purchase islands in Australia, Srilanka, and India to relocate people as Maldives is no longer to be habitable.

So now is the correct time to get the privilege of making the dream come true? Get a package for Maldives as soon as possible, one of the enhanced paradises on earth; get added to a memorable tour of an archipelago. Enjoy the cleanest beaches, as with the growing proportion of global warming, would not enrich our earth with those stuffs.