Mauritius is often called the ‘Rainbow Paradise Island’ as the cultural diversity this tropical island has is just so amazing. There is a beautiful mix of religions as well, that’s quite amazing to witness and experience.
About the history of Mauritius
Since the time this island of Mauritius was first discovered by the Arabs in the 10th century, it was a property of diverse nations. Portuguese, Dutch, French and British have all been there from time to time.
Religions followed by the locals
In Mauritius, the most popular religion is Hinduism. But Christianity and Islam are also present in this country, while a very minority of the population believe in the Buddhist philosophy.
Its music
The national music of Mauritius is called ‘Sega’ and you don’t find this kind of music anywhere else in the world. So unique to this tropical island, you may also hear this music at various functions held at Mauritius resorts as well.
Cultural sites to explore
Closer to properties the likes of Anantara Iko Mauritius Resorts & Villas, there are many cultural and heritage sites such as Le Morne Brabant which is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Mahebourg which is an area full of churches, mosques, and Hindu temples.
