Lakshadweep Facts & Features
The facts on Lakshadweep provides a thorough
overview of the Union Territory of India. Situated on the coast of
Arabian Sea, Lakshadweep encompasses a total population of 60,595
(as per the census data of 2001). Endowed with an unparalleled
natural scenic beauty, the Union Territory boasts of a rich
biodiversity that adds to the charm of Lakshadweep.
Comprising mostly of the Muslim community, Lakshadweep depends on
the traditional economic activities of fishing, coir making and
cultivation of coconut. The origin of Lakshadweep can be traced back
to the various historical legends most of which has been passed down
the generation by word of mouth. The oral tradition of Lakshadweep
tells us about the rich religious and cultural heritage of the
island which has percolated to the modern era.
History
Later in the 12th century, when a Kolathiri princess married a Muslim convert, the islands became a part of the only Islamic dominion in the Kerala region. Read more at Lakshadweep Histoy Page
Entry Permits: Lakshadweep islands are basically restricted areas and the nation's smallest union territory. All visitors need a permit to enter Lakshadweep. However for bonafied tourists the permit and other formalities will be arranged by MintValley Tourism.
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