Explore the scent and sensation of the Maldives Fish Market, one of the busiest local markets where you can see a variety of fresh seafood, locally grown vegetables, and fruits.
Step back in time with a visit to Mulee Aage Palace, once the residence of the Sultan of Maldives and now the office of the President of the Maldives. Guided tours will take you through the palace's rich history and features a collection of antique furniture and royal items.
The National Museum hosts an extensive collection of historical artifacts which document the curious past of Maldives. Not only can you explore ancient Buddhist artifacts, Islamic manuscripts and royal antiquities, but you can learn about the modern Maldives.
After three days of sightseeing, take a break to relax on the soft, white sands of Hulhumale Beach. Bring a book or just soak up the sun as you look out over the picturesque turquoise waters.
Take in the Victory Monument – a significant landmark in Maldives. It was built in memory of the brave soldiers who sacrificed their lives in the November 3rd, 1988 attack on Maldives by the Sri Lankan terrorist group.
With more time, consider a day trip to the island of Villingili. If you have less time, skip the Maldives Fish Market. Alternatively, there are plenty of other gorgeous beaches in close proximity.