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The Maldives is one of the most beautiful locations in the world, and their food culture is widely influenced by many South Asian countries while retaining a certain authenticity of their own. To fully get the Maldivian experience dive into these food tips. Satdeep Gill ,  Maldivian dish - Kandu Kulkulhu 14 ,  CC BY-SA 4.0 Their meals are centred on fish If you don't like fish, well then you are in for a pickle! Because fish happens to be a Maldivian staple, and understandably so, considering they are several small islands. If you love seafood, then you are in for a treat! You can expect a delicious array of seafood, from fish curries, soups, broths and snacks. Light breakfasts Breakfast is a delightful experience in the Maldives. Most Maldivians have simple meals in the mornings. Their typical breakfast includes Roshi, which flat-bread along with 'Mas Huni.' The dish 'mas huni' is a combination of flaked tuna, grated coconut, onion and chilli. It sounds simple enou...

The Maldives is known for its beaches and luxury resorts, but did you know that there is an amazing park on the main island that lures in tourists? Sultan Park is a major attraction for tourists, and it is also quite popular among the locals themselves. Here are a few things you ought to know before your visit. The National Museum The grounds on which the Sultan Park has been landscaped on was once the premises of a royal palace. Back in the 16th century, unfortunately, the grand palace was demolished except for just two wings which were declared the National Museum in 1952 by Mohamed Amin Didi, the Prime Minister at the time. The Museum shelters age-old historic items which include houseware, cooking utensils, artworks, sculptures and working tools. A visit is definitely worth your while if you are interested in history. The remainder of the space was converted into a beautiful park. The Sultan Park This amazing piece of landscaping is situated on the island of Male. It is a well-main...