1. The Maldives Hoang Do 12 th Grade Travel Destination 10 extraordinary islands

2. Accommodations Resorts: Soneva Fushi, Cocoa Island, Veligandu Island and Spa, Constance Moofushi, Taj Exotica and Spa, Mirihi, Baros Maldive.

3. Attractions On the island, you can see the other people enjoy their time and you can see how they designed the island with the rooms on the water. That’s so amazing how they make dine rooms underwater so people can enjoy their meals with fishes. Everything that they do is with the water, but the important on the island is that you can enjoy your time with your lovely partner or your family there. Even if you want to enjoy them all alone, yes, you can because it’s time for you to feel how good your life is while you’re on the island. Also, you can choose this island to be your honeymoon because everything is very quiet, not really that noisy so the married couple can have their good time together included myself, if I get marry in the future, I will take my wife here and enjoy our honeymoon.

4. Natural Sites From the outside view of this island, you can see how the beds that they make on the water, that’s wonderful thing that I ever see because there is no hotel or any resort made rooms on the water, also, I guess they just be very carefully to do all of these things. However, people can take a walk on the island with the softly sand and clear and chilly wind while they walk. There is no hotness of the sun while you walk like Jersey City, I can tell you, this is a wonderful resort of India, for me, for my partner, we both agreed that the island is the best island ever. There are many palm trees on the island, the weather is very nice, sunny everyday. People are friendly and enjoyable, restaurants always open to served visitors all the time with all of their best food tastes.

5. Activities Things to do: Surfing, Diving, Fishing, Spa and Wellness, Relax and Unwind, Excursion, Honeymoon, Seaplane Flight, Riding a boat.

6. Island Biography Country Flag: Languages: Dhivehi. Dress: The majority of visitors will spend most of the day in swimwear. Bikinis are acceptable for ladies. Some people like to 'dress up' in the evening, but on the majority of islands the dress code is very relaxed and smart casual is the order of the day. For men, smart or tailored shorts, 3/4 or full length lightweight trousers are all perfectly acceptable. T-shirts and short sleeved cotton shirts are seen in equal numbers, and occasionally vest tops, which on some islands are seen as inappropriate for the evening. Ladies can be seen wearing everything from smart shorts and T-shirts to long float dresses, skirts or trousers. Music: Thaara, Gaa Odi Lava, Imadudeen I,

7. Origins The Maldive is a nation consisting of 26 natural atolls, comprising 1192 islands.

8. Origins Since very ancient times, the Maldives were ruled by kings (Radun) and occasionally queens (Ranin). Historically Maldives has had a strategic importance because of its location on the major marine routes of the Indian Ocean. Maldives' nearest neighbors are Sri Lanka and India, both of which have had cultural and economic ties with Maldives for centuries. The Maldives provided the main source of cowrie shells, then used as a currency throughout Asia and parts of the East African coast. After the 16th century, when European colonial powers took over much of the trade in the Indian Ocean, first the Portuguese, and then the Dutch, and the French occasionally meddled with local politics. However, these interferences ended when the Maldive became a British Protectorate in the 19th century and the Maldivian monarchs were granted a good measure of self-governance. Maldives gained total independence from the British in 1965. However, they continued to maintain an air base on the island of Gan in the southernmost atoll until 1976.