Kunaa is a traditional Maldivian woven mat crafted from natural reeds, symbolising hospitality, patience, and cultural identity across the islands.

The Rannamaari legend tells of a sea demon who once demanded sacrifice in ancient Malé - a story deeply connected...

The coral mosques of the Maldives are architectural treasures carved from reef stone - enduring symbols of faith, craftsmanship, and...

Rihaakuru is more than food - it is the taste of survival in the Maldives. Made from patience and tuna,...

Before modern forecasts, Maldivians followed Nakaiy - a traditional seasonal system that read the sky, sea, and winds to guide...

Dhangethi is an island rich with folklore, including the famous Handhu Runbaa Moon Jar legend. Paired with vibrant marine life...

Islands have vanished from the Maldivian map - claimed by the tides and time. Yet their memory lives on, told...

At the edge of the Maldives lies Thuraakunu - a quiet island of fishermen, history, and horizon. Once linked to...

Before concrete and modern designs, Maldivian homes were built from coral stone and coconut thatch - naturally cool, beautifully simple,...

Long before the first islanders arrived, coral polyps were already at work, building the foundations of our nation. This story...