Joanna James
The Maldives has already gained fame as one of the best destinations in the world for any sort of traveller. But that's not the only wow factor about this amazing country. Read on this article to know more interesting facts and thank this article later. Here we go!
Well, everything changes with time, and this belief that 'the Maldives is not for the rich' is also something like that. Yes, it is an expensive holiday destination, but things are not as pricey as they say. Choose to travel to the Maldives during a low season and save some money by choosing great special offers granted by any Maldives resort with amazing benefits.
Don't wait until your honeymoon to visit the Maldives when it's ideal for any type of traveller! If you are an adventurer, needless to say, that you find the best underwater and water adventures here in the Maldives and many other adrenaline-pumping activities the likes of hiking and cycling are also available for enjoyment. Leisure seekers can visit this paradise and stay at a property the likes of Kurumba Maldives for the perfect blissful experience.
You don't need to worry much about what to pack for your tour to the Maldives coming up. Pack two or three swimming suits (because this is going to be a tropical getaway by the beach), sun hat, sunglasses, and your sun cream without forgetting. Pack some clothes too, but make sure that they belong to the 'modest clothing' category in the Maldives. If you have an underwater camera with you, take it with you to capture rare moments while exploring the underwater world.
They say the best time to travel to the Maldives falls from December to April when the climate is all warm and pleasant. But, to be honest- holidaying in the Maldives during this period can be very expensive. From May to November, the country experiences the monsoon season and storms are also likely to occur.
The Maldives has one of the highest literacy rates in the world which accounts for 98% (this is the highest in the South Asian region). Teachings happen in both Dhivehi (the local language) and English at schools, and because of this reason, every Maldivian can manage at least the basic English terms.
The Maldives is a Muslim country. So, when you are there, there are certain rules that you'll have to adhere to when it comes to dressing up, alcohol consumption, and eating pork. You can enjoy alcohol only if you stay on a resort island, and otherwise, that's going to be a sober holiday for you because the people do not drink or sell alcohol as a habit.
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