Itinerary

1. Hukuru Miskiiy Mosque, Henveiru

   • A landmark of the Maldives, and a UNESCO world heritage for its unique architecture, this mosque was built in 1705 CE. The mosque is still in use to date.

2. People's Majlis (Parliament House), Maldives

   • The parliament of the Maldives commonly known as "People's Majilis". 
   • The term "Majilis" is derived from the arabic language and means a place of special gatherings for administrative, social or religious natures.

3. Muliaage (Palace)

   • The designated and official residence of the President of the Maldives.

4. Sultan Park

   • One of the Biggest attraction of the Maldives. 
   • This park is built on the demolished Royal palace in the 16th Century. 
   • Admission fee per person applies if entering the park.

5. Medhu Ziyaarath

   • This was a part of the Presidential Palace until it was separated from the Building and still remains as an enclave of the area. 
   • It houses Moroccan Scholar Abul Barakat yousef Al-Berberi, who is believed to have introduced Islam to the nation in 1153.

6. Grand Friday Mosque

   • Also known as the Islamic center of the Maldives, it is named after one of the most celebrated Maldivian hero, Sultan Muhammad Thakurufaanu Al Auzam of the Maldives. 
   • Up until 2021, this remained the largest mosque in the Maldives. 
   • This Center serves as a conference hall and an Islamic Library and also houses the Ministry of Islamic Affairs of the Maldives.

7. Chaandhanee Magu

   • Series of souvenir shops ands cafes along this road for you to check out. 
   • Handmade crafts and workmanship of the locals can be seen in this area whilst enjoying a cool refreshing drink from any of the cafes on this road.