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Maldives
Why we love the Maldives
Islands untouched: Out of the Maldives’ 1,192 islands, only 187 are inhabited. Take the laidback route on a sailboat to find the one island in a hundred that's your idea of bliss.
Glowing plankton: They’re the northern lights of the sea; one chance encounter with this natural phenomenon and you’ll be talking about it forever.
Close encounters with whale sharks: If snorkelling with these gentle giants is on your bucket list, you can tick it off all year round.
Sea-salt hair and sandy feet: The Maldives beaches are an open invitation to slow down, soak up nature, and let the ocean remind you how peaceful life can be.
A treat for all the senses: Energising sea-salt scrub in an overwater spa, soothing Maldivian coconut massage at sunset... even when horizontal, you’re in for a sensational experience.
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Experience the vibrant pulse of India, Sri Lanka, and the Maldives through these intimate glimpses from the ground—where ancient temples meet sun-warmed sands and every frame tells a story.
Need to know
- Kottu – a dish consisting of meat, vegetables and flatbreads
- Kukul – creamy curry consisting of coconut and spices
- Parippu – dhal curry
- Lamprais – rice, meat and curry folded into a single banana leaf
- Polos – a curry made from young jackfruit
Sinhala and Tamil
- Climb Pidurangula at sunset
- Explore Polonnaruwa by bike
- Safari through Yala National Park
Sri Lanka has a tropical climate with distinct wet and dry seasons. The average temperature in high season is 31ºC (89ºF), while in winter temperature averages 22ºC (72ºF).
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