Adjunto info de Omadhoo y de 10 islas locales recomedadas. Por aportar ideas, se habla de unas desconocidas para mi: (con BUENA PINTA, MAS LIO AUN PARA LOS INDECISOS COMO YO)
Kondey
Nolhivaram
Thinadhoo
1. ADh. Dhigurah literally translates to “Long Island”, and it is obvious as to why. Itis one of the longest islands in the Maldives which ends with a far stretched sandbank. The length is about 4km, while the width is just about 300m. Dhigurah is known for its pristine beach and was among The World’s 50 BestBeaches by FlightNetwork, but this is not the only reason to visit this island. Thesurrounding waters of Dhigurah is home to whale sharks and manta rays. You cango diving in the famous Kudarah Thila, just 10 minutes away from Dhigurah andexplore the rich underworld and swim with sharks and manta rays. The sandbank inDhigurah is an Eden of pristine natural beauty and the best place to watch a sunset.The best way to watch the sunset here is by being at the narrowest point of thesandbank!
2. AA. Thoddoo Thoddoo is the watermelon hub of Maldives. You can ask any local where you canget the best watermelon in Maldives, and they will tell you that it is Thoddoo. Nodoubt about that. This is one of the biggest islands in the Maldives and due to this, avast land is dedicated to the agricultural industry. When in Thoddoo, it is best to hire a bicycle to get around the island. The rides arespectacular with views of the green landscapes of farmland and palm trees. ThoddooRuhgandu provides frame to one of the most tropical photos you could ever take! It isa pathway with palm trees and rich greens on both sides.
3. GA. Kondey Unknown to many but the beauty of this island speaks for itself. Kondey is situatedin the Northern Huvadhu Atoll of Maldives, far away from the central Male’ region.This quiet island has a lot to offer than just the beautiful white sandy beach. It hashistoric ruins and a vast mangrove which is situated in the thick green forest thatsurrounds the island. The natural beauty of this island has been preserved very well,thanks to the comparatively few locals that still live on this island.
4. HDh. Nolhivaram Situated in Thiladhunmathi Atoll, this island is the perfect getaway from the hustleand bustle of city life. The island’s natural beauty remains untouched, and this isvisible from the island itself. As you walk around the island, you can see the island isnot densely populated and there is ample space in the houses and roads to roamaround. The beach in Nolhivaram is gently secluded from the rest of the island by trees, soyou can expect to have a private beach all to yourself if you are visiting here.This island is also home to 2 mangroves located on opposite sides of the island.
5. V. Thinadhoo V. Thinadhoo is a relatively small, but a beautiful island located in Felidhu atoll,featuring one of the best and cleanest of beaches in Maldives. The white sandybeach is almost spotless with crystal clear water splashing against the shore. You can enjoy snorkeling in the reef which is easily accessible from the beach.Despite the size of the island, it is particularly famous among tourists as Thinadhoofeatures some of the best hotels and guesthouses among local islands. You canvisit multiple uninhabited islands near Thinadhoo that are just a boat ride away.
6. K.Gulhi Just 30minutes away from the Velana International Airport, lies this tiny yetmesmerizing island with a beautiful beach. With several guest houses and homestays, this island is popular among tourists and locals. Locals say that tourism in Gulhi started a long time ago, even before local tourism wasofficially introduced in Maldives. A mini market is situated few minutes away from thebeach, where local women sell different types of souvenirs and garments. You canlounge under the tree shade or get tanned in the sun at this vast beach.
7. AA.Rasdhoo
Rasdhoo is a well-known island for diving and snorkeling among locals and touristsas... ➡️ Leer más ...
From walking on a picturesque sandy beaches, to hiking in between the great canyons in the star valley, Qeshm island is a must see island, which has more to offer than meets the eye,
Qeshm Island is ideally located in south of Iran, close to Bandar Abbas, one of Iran’s famous sea port and benefits from a large amount of hours of sun per year, so it makes it an ideal place to travel to all year round.
The dolphin shape island, allows you to enjoy being entertained by the friendly dolphins and the underwater world in either one of their shows or even meeting up-close while you’re having a dip in one of the turquoise seas around this amazing island.
Iran might be famous for its Kish island as one of the most sought after touristic destinations, but Qeshm is truly one of the hidden gems of Iran, which offer a variety of entertainment, landscapes, beaches, cuisines and fun activity for all tastes; So wherever you travel in Qeshm, you’ll find it has rich tales to share; history, and a lot of legends.
Wake up in paradise
The stunning landscapes and friendly locals are with their colorful Traditional regional clothes will make you feel welcome from the first impression.
People and places
Meet friendly people and listen to the traditional music while. Hiking around the Islands and Diving in Persian Gulf.
Qeshm has strong trade and cultural ties to India and Pakistan, and you can taste some of the cultural exchange in the more spice oriented cuisine compared to the rest of Iran.
However, they truly know themselves to be Iranian first and foremost, and the rest of the food is prepared the traditional Iranian way.
Discover Hara Marine forests (Mangrove jungle)
It is said around 1.5% of world’s birds and 25% of Iran’s native birds can be found in this beautiful Mangrove tree forests. Depending on the time of your visit, you can go about on the waterways during the high tides and enjoy the beautiful mangroves. This forest is mainly used for fishing, tourist boats, and a small amount of leaf-cutting for livestock feed. Sea turtles, crabs, shrimp, snakes, herons, cranes, and pelicans are among the animals that call this forest home.
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Portuguese Fortress
Portuguese Castle is one of the remaining architectures left behind from the time of the Portuguese occupancy of the island in the 16th century to maintain control over the Strait of Hormoz, some locals believe the name for some Islands around Qeshm and Hormoz originated from Portuguese roots with the mean of “good economy Island”.
Hengam Island
Full of tropical fishes, variety of dolphin involved activities. Enjoy the fascinating rock formations and a mixture of glistening black sand over beige sand make it a little bit more heavenly. The roaming Gazelle which obtain their drinking water from pressing their hooves into the ground populate this beautiful island in the Persian Gulf.
Bandar Laft
Many ancient Persian architectural structure, wind catchers, ventilation system (badger) and ancient water reservoirs (Ab Anbar) still exist and are still used by locals today.
This fishing town is located on the fin of Qeshm Island and is known for its many stone drilled wells called (Talla Wells) with a unique name for each one, according to the days in a leap year, and still used and remembered by the locals. 100 of these wells still remain to date and can be visited by travelers.
Lenj Shipyard
Lenj Shipyard is a Shipbuilding yard close to Bandar Laft used for fishing by the local fishermen. The different stages of the ship making is displayed from the entrance of the Lenj.
Namakdan Salt Cave
The breathtaking dome decorated Namakdan (salt shaker) cave is decorated inside with white salty chandeliers and stalactites at 6,850 meters long. This cave which is a result of sea water accumulating in the faults, is known to be the longest cave in... ➡️ Leer más ...
...and water action over millennia. With the bay's scenery best seen by boat, this is prime cruising territory. Opt for at least an overnight tour to see Halong Bay's iconic views as a day trip doesn't do it justice. There are plenty of caves in the bay that can be entered including the Hang Sung Sot, with three mammoth caverns, and the Hang Dao Go, with superbly weird stalagmites and stalactites. For most people though, the highlight is simply cruising amid the karsts and soaking up the changing scenery of pinnacles as you pass by. You should book Halong bay trips from Hanoi or Halong cruise tours such as Royal Palace cruise Halong, Victory cruise Halong bay,... to enjoy fully the beauty of the bay. (https://www.halongbaytours.com.vn/en/)
2. Ho Chi Minh City
For big city fans, no visit to Vietnam is really complete without a visit to Ho Chi Minh City, the buzzing and crazy commercial hub of the country. The streets are an insane clog of motorbikes and cars, the restaurant and cafe scene is incredibly cosmopolitan, and the shopping is the best you'll find in the country. At its center is Dong Khoi, a relatively small and easily navigable central district, which holds most of the city's sights. Here, you'll find the HCMC Museum, with a brilliant collection of artefacts that weaves together the story of the city, and the grand Notre Dame Cathedral, built in the late 19th century. Check out the old district of Da Kao nearby for some of the best surviving examples of the city's French colonial architecture and also to visit the Jade Emperor Pagoda with its dazzling array of Buddhist and Taoist religious iconography. Afterwards, the History Museum is a must-do for history fans with stacks of relics on display from various archaeological sites.
For many visitors, the two big hitter attractions not to miss are just a little out of the center, along Nguyen Thi Minh Khai Street. The Reunification Palace, then known as Independence Palace, was the residence for South Vietnam's president. It's chiefly famous as the spot where North Vietnam's tanks stopped on 30 April 1975, officially ending the war. It's a completely fascinating place to visit complete with 1960s furnishings still in situ. Nearby is the War Remnants Museum, which although very obviously biased, paints a disturbing picture of the brutality of war and the many atrocities committed by US Forces during their Vietnam campaign.
3. Hue
One of Vietnam's most historic towns, Hue is packed to the brim with relics from the reign of the 19th-century Nguyen emperors. Sitting along the banks of the gorgeous Perfume River, the Imperial Enclosure is a huge site set within walls that sprawl for 2.5 kilometers. While touring the grounds check out the gorgeous Ngo Mon Gate, the Thai Hoa Palace with its finely lacquered interior detailing, the Dien Tho Residence where the Queen Mothers would live, and the Halls of Mandarins with its preserved ceiling murals. A dazzling number of historic sites lie outside the Imperial Enclosure walls as well.
One of the nicest ways of visiting a collection of outlying sites is by taking a riverboat cruise on the Perfume River. A day cruise can take you to visit several royal tombs along with some pagodas. If you're short on time, the best tomb to visit is the Tomb of Tu Doc and the most important pagoda in the area is the Thien Mu Pagoda, with its tower that soars for 21 meters high.
4. Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park
One of the world's best caving destinations, World Heritage-listed Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park is a dramatic karst mountain formation honeycombed with huge caverns, which are home to superb stalactite and stalagmite displays. The most popular destination within the park is the Paradise Cave, which extends for a staggering 31 kilometers... ➡️ Leer más ...
Buenos días. Aquí un apasionado del teatro (musical o no).
Estoy buscando qué ver un jueves en sesión matine (es el único hueco que tengo libre en mi agenda para mi próximo viaje).
Mis opciones son The Phantom of the Opera y Beautiful: the Carole King Musical como musicales, y Oresteia como obra de teatro, pero estoy abierto a otras opciones. ¿Alguna recomendación?
Sé que ese día en matine están Miss Saigon y The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, pero no quiero repetir (aunque son una maravilla, prefiero ver algo nuevo).
Gracias.
No sé si Wicked tiene en el horario que quieres (creo que no); yo lo vi en Semana Santa y me queé alucinado. Es espectacular ➡️ Leer más ...
Buenos días. Aquí un apasionado del teatro (musical o no).
Estoy buscando qué ver un jueves en sesión matine (es el único hueco que tengo libre en mi agenda para mi próximo viaje).
Mis opciones son The Phantom of the Opera y Beautiful: the Carole King Musical como musicales, y Oresteia como obra de teatro, pero estoy abierto a otras opciones. ¿Alguna recomendación?
Sé que ese día en matine están Miss Saigon y The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, pero no quiero repetir (aunque son una maravilla, prefiero ver algo nuevo).
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