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Maldives is renowned for its stunning beaches with sparkling clear waters that reveal the entire underwater world in all its glory. But if you want to understand Maldives and the way of life of the islanders better, then do try and visit the island during any of the events or festivals. Considering that Maldives has a… read more
The festival known throughout the world as Eid ul Adha, which takes place after the Hajj, is celebrated here as Bodu Eid. Eid ul Adha means big Eid. A tradition unique to Maldives is that islanders and fishermen weave a big fish using palm leaves during this Eid.
If you happen to visit Maldives during the holy month of Ramadan, you will be able to enjoy delicious traditional food which is prepared only during this festival time.
Also known as Kuda Eid, this marks the end of Ramadan and is celebrated with a lot of enthusiasm.
Maldives celebrates its National Day on the first day of the third month of the Islamic Calendar. The event is marked by military parades as well as political speeches.
