Tourist Attractions in Mauritius

“How I wish that somewhere there existed an island for those who are wise and of good will”



---Albert Einstein



The people of Mauritius can graciously fall under the category that the famous scientist talked about in the above quote. However, it's not only the people, but also the exotic scenic beauty of the land of Mauritius that has been attracting tourists from all over the world for decades. An oasis of peace and tranquility, this island in the southern part of the Indian Ocean offers its visitors huge spots worth visiting.



Port Louis:



The capital of Mauritius, Port Louis was founded by the French governor, Mahe de Labourdonnais . Fine French colonial buildings, Cathedrals, natural history museum, the worldwide masks museum are the important spots of this place.




Chamarel:



Known as the Seven Colored Earth, this is a undulating land stretching in contrasting layers of colors. The patches of blue, green, red, purple and yellow earth are believed to be the result from the weathering of volcanic rocks.



Pamplemonsses Garden:



The garden has a compilation of original and exotic plants, including the giant Victoria Amazonica water lilies.



Grand Bassin:



Grand Bassin rests in the crater of an extinct volcano. It is a place of pilgrimage for large number of Mauritius of Hindu faith.



Ile Anx Cerfs:



Here one can enjoy the beach and lagoon for water sports or sunbathing.




Black River George:



It offers opportunities for the visitor to enjoy spectacular natural scenery and some of the unique endemic plants and bird life.



Besides, one can also enjoy the events and festivals which also attract lots of tourists every year. Such as—



Maha Shivratri

Diwali

Cavadee Festival

Father Laval

Id-EI-Fitr

Holi

Ougadi

Ganesh Chaturthi



So make a trip to this gorgeous island and experience a perfect getaway. Travour.com offers information on Tourist Attractions in Mauritius and Romantic vacations in Mauritius. For more information on Mauritius and other islands worldwide, keep browsing through Travour.




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