
Discover Malé: The Island Capital
The journey into Maldivian culture begins in Malé, the lively capital where tradition meets modern island life. Visit the National Museum in Sultan Park to trace the nation’s history from the Buddhist era to the Islamic sultanates. The nearby Hukuru Miskiy Mosque, built in the 17th century from hand-carved coral stone, is a masterpiece of local craftsmanship.
Take time to wander through Malé’s bustling fish market and the main shopping street, Majeedhee Magu, where locals trade fresh tuna, coconuts, and handmade crafts. Pause at a tea house to sample sweet milk tea or try authentic dishes such as fish curry or spicy tuna pasta. Exploring Malé is one of the most rewarding excursions in the Maldives, offering a glimpse into daily island life beyond the resort.











