Crossing the Ari Huras Kandu between Kaafu Atoll and Ari Atoll, our speedboat oozed into the turquoise lagoon of Ukulhas. Decorated with bright golden flags in the political season, Ukulhas greeted me with the eye-pinching sun; it was almost noon.

Extracted from the tropical coconut, Coconut Oil is the timeless Maldivian-made product that has been part of the island culture before the stated time.

After the signing, the Independence treaty in July 26th 1965, Prime Minister Ibrahim Nasir was idolized as the Father of Independence.

Walking on the outskirts of the dense concrete jungle Malé City, ever notice the damp barricades on the outer coast encircling all around the city?

Like the star-spangled banner waving on the Lunar ground, there is one flag that stands proudly over the two thousand isles of the Maldives.

It was the time of Dawn late 1988, a time when men are usually home after prayers and women are at the beach cleaning their pots.

As I walked on the artificial harbour of Dhangethi, Southern Ari Atoll (Alif Dhaal Atoll/ADH), I felt a rare tropical breeze caress my neck during this heated hour of late noon.

It is the unusual practice during the key change of Boduberu when dancers get possessed. Known as Vajidhuvun, the process of self-hypnosis through dance was a very common practice among Maldivians in the ancient times.

The Presidential Elections 2018 has recently ended in the Maldives marking the Sixth President of the Second Republic. Ever wonder why the Maldives commemorate the second republic?