The Maldives, a tropical paradise in the Indian Ocean, offers more than pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters. Its rich cultural heritage is a tapestry woven with vibrant traditions, warm hospitality, and a deep connection to the sea. In this blog post, we delve into some of the photos captured by our talented photographer Nausham Waheed highlighting the Maldivian culture and its way of life in the past, providing a glimpse into the soul of this idyllic island nation.
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In the early days, Maldivians used well water for bathing and all other purposes as well. Photo: Nausham Waheed / images.mv
A beautiful moment of a Grandmother teaching her Granddaughter how to do "Boavalhu gethun". Photo: Nausham Waheed / images.mv
Two kids with traditional outfits enjoying in a beach. Photo: Nausham Waheed / images.mv
A boy carrying Tuna fishes to a girl in the beach side. Photo: Nausham Waheed / images.mv
The photo shows where two old Maldivians reading the news of the Maldives being an independent country. Photo: Nausham Waheed / images.mv
A beautiful moment of two old woman exchanging foods. Photo: Nausham Waheed / images.mv
An old woman cleaning the street infront of her home with an "iloshi fathi", the traditional ekel broom of Maldives. Photo: Nausham Waheed / images.mv
Children on a beach enjoying their day with traditional cloths. Photo: Nausham Waheed / images.mv
A proud woman from Gadhdhoo Island, Maldives who does the cultural activity "Boavalhu gethun" as a living. Photo: Nausham Waheed / images.mv
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