Mauritius

The island country of Mauritius, formally known as the Republic of Mauritius, glistens like a pearl in the southern Indian Ocean. Its land area is 2,040 kilometres. When you think about Mauritius, pictures of white sand beaches and tropical palm trees immediately pop into your head. But beaches aren’t the only thing this nation has to offer. Mauritius offers a wealth of activities, historical sites, and verdant woods for those who can pull themselves away from the exotic dunes for a little while. Port Louis, the lively capital of Mauritius, is the most popular destination for tourists. The city is known for its fascinating retail and entertainment outlets as well as its impressive French colonial architecture. One of the most popular destinations is Grand Baie. Visit the 16,244-hectare Black River Gorges National Park—the finest spot to see unusual flora and fauna—you won’t want to miss it. Chamarel, a town in the Black River area, is another fascinating site; there, visitors may witness a dune that has seven shades of hue. ‘Seven Coloured Earth’ is another name for these dunes. Because of its singularity, the location enjoys a fair amount of foot traffic from sightseers. An exquisite resort with colonial-style architecture and a culturally diverse setting that will wow you with its allure, The Residence Mauritius is one of the most sought-after properties in the nation. Mauritius is home to some of the world’s most opulent hotels and resorts. Modern Mauritius an cuisine combines elements of Chinese, Indian, and European influences. In recent decades, French food has become more popular. The local street cuisine is another culinary highlight. A wide variety of foods are available, including coconut water, tamarind and chile marmalade over chopped fruit, pickles wrapped in buttery bread, and Chinese fried noodles. The alluring aroma of cuisine wafting from every direction as you meander through the country’s mazelike alleyways will whet your appetite and motivate you to sample every dish. Mauritius is a one-stop-shop for vacations; it will fascinate history buffs, environment lovers, and adventure seekers alike.

Port Louise | Mauritius Island

• Currency: Mauritian rupee
• Population: 1.30 million
• Time Zone: GMT +04:00
• Area: 2040 km²
• Capital: Port Louis
• Official Language: English
• Capital’s calling code: +230

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