Officially the Republic of Maldives, the Maldives is located around 750 kilometers southwest of Sri Lanka and India, on the Asian continent's land mass. The country is made up of 1200 small coral islands and sandbanks boasting turquoise blue waters and exquisite views. Maldives has two types of attractions when it comes to tourism- one is experiencing the native culture in their local islands. The other is to indulge in the luxury of the famous Maldivian resorts. Male city, Maafushi island, Fulidhoo island, Banana Reef, Dhiggiri island etc are some of the most popular destinations in Maldives. The various 5 star resorts are also notable places for visiting.
Food type-Fusion cuisine, set menu
Vegetarian options
Location-below the surface at Conrad Maldives Rangali Island
Food type -Italian, Chinese, Indian
Vegetarian options, halal
Location- H. Minaan, Roashanee Magu Samann Grand, Male 20007
Food type-European, Vegetarian, Seafood, Mediterranean
Vegetarian options
Location-Arena Veli Seaview, Ziyaaraiy Magu Road, Maafushi 08090, Maldives
Food type- Asian, Thai, Vegetarian
Vegetarian options
Location- Buruneege Hithaffinivaa Magu, Malé, Maldives
Food type- Bistro, Restaurant, Seafood
Vegetarian options
Location- Crystal Sands Beach Hotel, 08090
Outside of the rainy season, November through April is the ideal time to visit the Maldives. In order to enjoy hot, dry weather and quieter resorts, it is advised to travel in March and April (aside from the Christmas holidays, when rates are higher).
Bangladesh is 1 hour ahead of Maldives. 5 PM in Bangladesh is 4 PM in Maldives.
Maldives is an island nation with only 1% of its entire area consisting of land. The landmass is quite small and there are only 4 international airports in the entire country. Travelers from Bangladesh will have to select the Velana International Airport (MLE) for traveling to Maldives.