If you want to visit a Maldivian island that embodies the fertility of Maldivian islands then you must visit Fua Mulaku. The island belongs to the Gnaviyani Atoll and also happens to be one of the largest islands that make up the Maldives. Fua Mulaku is known for its fertile grounds and, as such, the island is home to many beautiful plantations of mango, pineapple, tomato, egg-plant, and water spinach. The island is also known for its many species of avi-fauna. Some places of interest in the island include the pristine Thoondu beach, the Havitta ancient Buddhist stupa, the revered Hanihari Miskiy mosque, the Bandaara Kilhi fresh water lake, and the Kalho Akiri Gando pebble beach. Thus, a visit to Fua Mulaku gives you the opportunity of witnessing the natural beauty of the Maldives as well as explore aspects of Maldivian culture and heritage.