Traditionally, feyli has been a part of Maldivian dress and has been a part of the Maldivian culture for a long time with records even as far as 1340s.
Feyli was worn both by men and women in Maldives during the monarchy. Men wore the materials on formal occasions while women wore it both formally and informally.
Got this on our way to couple of fishing spots.. I know i have a lot to make this better. if i had time.. i could try.. taking the photo from a bit low angle.. but the boats move fast.. i was on one too. And i never saw this coming.
Let me know what do you think about this. Lets hope for a next time. and what do we need to fix??
Location: H.Dh Naagoashi / Maldives
Snorkeling is a one of the most favourite past times of a large majority of visitors to the Maldives. Meet the friendly fish that swarm around your resort in the lagoon and surrounding reefs.
Snorkeling in Maldives is an easy affair you can snorkel around in the calm waters around the island. One look and you are hooked, to see the small angel fish wiggle itself out of the coral or the various coloured fish that swim in schools, the beautiful chameleons that change their colours with the surrounding, or the coral in it’s array of colours and shapes.
Snorkeling gear is available from all resorts at a minimum cost or free of charge.
Location: Kuda Bandos / Maldives
Artful and elegant, the Harbour restaurant at Bandos is designed with the art of fine-dining in mind. With an option of dining either indoors, in a comfortable air-conditioned atmosphere or outdoors where you can savour the view and gentle breeze, The Harbour specialises, among many other culinary delights, in Maldivian game fish, innumerable seafood delicacies, and the finest in Italian pastas.
Location: Bandos Island Resort & Spa;
The National Tree of the Republic of Maldives is the “Dhivehi Ruh” (Coconut Palm). All the islands throughout the Republic support a dense growth of the palm.
Dhivehi Ruh, botanically known as Cocos nucifera and belonging to the family Palmae (Arecaceae) has been widely known here for its economic importance, throughout history.
Dhivehi Ruh, which is also incorporated in the National Emblem of the Republic of Maldives was declared as the National Tree on 25th July 1985 (07th Dh’ul Q’aidhaa 1405 AH).
Relaxing in Maldives, originally uploaded by nattu.
Location: Bandos Island Resort & Spa
Model: Junaid.
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