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MALDIVAS
Maldivas —————————- Malé
Maldives ————————— Malé
Maldives – The sunny side of life… – Maldives Potos, Maldives Pictures – Maldives Tourism – Maldives Holidays, Resorts and Islands
Los paisajes – Las costas – Las ciudades – Fauna y flora – Arte y cultura [www.easyviajar.com/pais/maldivas/]
Consejos útiles para viajar a Maldivas – Maldives travel guide – Wikitravel – Maldives travel guide
Popular Tourist Attractions in Maldives Grand Friday Mosque – National Museum – Mulee Aage Palace – Hukuru Miskiiy – Esjehi Art Gallery – Artificial Beach – Jumhoorie Maidan – Male Fish Market – Beautiful beaches of Maldives – [maldives.tourism-srilanka.com/tourist-attractions/index.html]Maldives Resorts – Malé City Hotels – Malé Guest Houses – Liveaboards – Maldives Flights –Visitor Attractions |
| Organización territorial de Maldivas
Las Maldivas se componen de 26 atolones naturales los cuales han sido organizados en veinte administraciones de atolones y una ciudad. El atolón en el extremo norte del archipiélago es el atolón Haa Alif y el del extremo sur es el atolón Seenu. El más pequeño es el atolón Gnaviyani que posee sólo una isla, Fuvammulah que es la mayor isla de Maldivas. El mayor atolón de Maldivas es el Atolón Gaafu Alif, el cual se encuentra al sur del «Canal de un grado y medio». (Wikipedia) Haa Alif – Haa Dhaalu – Shaviyani – Noonu – Raa – Baa – Lhaviyani – Kaafu – Alif Alif – Alif Dhaal – Vaavu – Meemu – Faafu – Dhaalu – Thaa – Laamu – Gaafu Alif – Gaafu Dhaalu – Gnaviyani – Seenu – Malé
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¿Un nuevo hogar para las Maldivas?
BBC Mundo | Ciencia y Tecnología | Las Maldivas contra el cambio …
The Maldives are a melting pot of different cultures as people came from different parts of the world and settled down on the islands. Some of the local music and dance for instance resemble African influences, with hand drums and songs in a language unknown to any but certainly originated from East African countries. As one would expect there is a great South Asian influence in some of the music and dancing and especially in the traditional food of the Maldivians. However many of the South Asian customs especially with regard to women – for instance the Sub Continent’s tradition of secluding women from public view – are not tenets of life here. In fact women play a major role in society – not surprising considering the fact men spend the whole day out at sea fishing. Many of the traditions are strongly related to the seas and the fact that life is dependent on the seas around the islands. […][www.sharkschool.com/index.php?p=188]
