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Kihaadhufaru

Kihaadhufaru (pron. kiɦaadufaru, senz'accenti tonici) è un'isola delle Maldive, che si trova nella zona sud-orientale dell'Atollo di Baa, a qualche miglio dalla barriera esterna dell'atollo; l'isola, sede del resort turistico di Kihaad, è situata in uno degli atolli di recente sviluppo turistico. La barriera corallina di Kihaadhufaru ha subíto lo sbiancamento dei coralli avvenuto nel 1998 ed è ancora in fase di recupero, anche se non mancano aree di sicuro interesse per gli appassionati dello snorkeling. Voci correlate Atollo Baa
Kihaadhuffaru

Kihaadhuffaru är en ö i Baa atoll i Maldiverna. Den ligger i den norra delen av landet, 120 km nordväst om huvudstaden Malé. På ön finns en turistanläggning, men ingen fastboende befolkning, varför ön officiellt räknas som obebodd. Tropiskt monsunklimat råder i trakten. Årsmedeltemperaturen i trakten är 20 °C. Genomsnittlig årsnederbörd är 2 146 millimeter. Den regnigaste månaden är november, med i genomsnitt 363 mm nederbörd, och den torraste är februari, med 52 mm nederbörd. Källor
Maafushivaru

Maafushivaru est une petite île inhabitée des Maldives. Son nom signifie « île des fleurs ». C'est une des nombreuses îles-hôtel des Maldives, dont elle accueille depuis 1991 le Twin Island Resort, dorénavant le Maafushivaru Resort. Elle voisine l'île de Dhehasanulunboihuraa, qui ne comprend pas d'habitat permanent ou temporaire, mais bien une piste d'hélicoptère pour le transfert vers les hôtels des environs. Géographie Maafushivaru est située dans le centre des Maldives, au Sud de l'atoll Ari, dans la subdivision de Alif Dhaal. Notes et références Voir aussi Articles connexes Liste des îles des Maldives Liste des atolls des Maldives Subdivision administrative des Maldives Portail des Maldives Portail des îles Portail de l’océan Indien Portail de la plongée sous-marine Portail de l’hôtellerie
Maafushivaru

Maafushivaru è una delle isole dell'atollo di Ari Sud, nelle Maldive. Da un punto di vista amministrativo appartiene all'Atollo Alif Dhaal. È anche chiamata Twin Island (Isola Gemella), a causa della vicinanza con la più piccola isola disabitata di Lonubo, facilmente raggiungibile in cinque minuti di canoa; in lingua locale Maafushivaru significa "Isola dei fiori", al suo interno infatti è ben tenuto un piccolo giardino botanico. È una località turistica a circa 30 minuti di idrovolante dall'Aeroporto Internazionale di Malé-Ibrahim Nasir.
Flughafen Kaadedhdhoo

Der Kaadedhdhoo Airport (IATA-Code: KDM, ICAO-Code: VRMT) ist ein nationaler Flughafen auf der Insel Kaadedhdhoo im maledivischen Distrikt Gaafu Dhaalu, der die südliche Hälfte des Huvadhu Atolls umfasst. Er wurde 1993 von Präsident Maumoon Abdul Gayoom eröffnet. Der Flughafen füllt die Fläche der ansonsten unbewohnten Insel fast vollständig aus. Nächstgelegene Orte sind die etwa vier Kilometer weiter nördlich gelegenen Distrikthauptstadt Thinadhoo sowie der Ort Madaveli auf der drei Kilometer südlich gelegenen gleichnamigen Insel. Lokaler Transport vom und zum Flughafen findet mit Barkassen und Dhonis statt. Betreiber ist die Abteilung für regionale Flughäfen des staatlichen Ministeriums für Transport und Kommunikation. Der Flughafen liegt auf einer Höhe von 0,6 Metern über dem Meeresspiegel und verfügt über eine von Nordnordwest nach Südsüdost ausgerichtete, asphaltierte Start- und Landebahn mit einer Länge von 1220 Metern und einer Breite von 30 Metern. Passagierflüge bietet die staatliche Maldivian nach Gan, Kadhdhoo und Malé. Villa Air fliegt den Flughafen nach Bedarf ebenfalls an. Literatur VRMT – Aerodrome geographical and administrative data. Basisinformationen zum Flughafen, erstellt vom Civil Aviation Department, Stand November 2010. Digitalisat auf der Website der Regierung der Malediven, PDF, 0,6 MB (englisch) Weblinks Flughafen Kaadedhdhoo auf der Website der Fluggesellschaft Maldivian (englisch) Luftfahrtkarte für Flughafen Kaadedhdhoo auf SkyVector.com Einzelnachweise
Kaadedhdhoo Airport

Kaadedhdhoo Airport (IATA: KDM, ICAO: VRMT) is a domestic airport on the island of Kaadedhdhoo in Gaafu Dhaalu (South Huvadhu) atoll, Maldives. The airport is located 3.7 kilometres (2.0 NM) south of Thinadhoo. It was opened on 10 December 1993, by President Maumoon Abdul Gayoom. Facilities The airport resides at an elevation of 2 feet (0.6 m) above mean sea level. It has one runway designated 16/34 with a bituminous surface measuring 1,220 by 30 metres (4,003 ft × 98 ft). Airlines and destinations Airlines offering scheduled passenger service: References External links Aeronautical chart and airport information for VRMT at SkyVector Accident history for KDM at Aviation Safety Network
Aeroporto di Kaadedhdhoo

L'Aeroporto di Kaadedhdhoo (IATA: KDM, ICAO: VRMT) è un aeroporto definito come nazionale dalle autorità dell'aviazione civile maldiviane e che si trova alle Maldive sull'Isola di Kaadehdhoo dell'Atollo Gaafu Dhaalu, nella parte meridionale dell'arcipelago, appena a Nord dell'equatore; è situato a circa 4 chilometri a Sud della cittadina di Thinadhoo. La struttura è dotata di una pista in materiale bituminoso lunga 1 220 metri con orientamento 16/34. Note Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Aeroporto di Kaadedhdhoo Collegamenti esterni Sito ufficiale, su airports.com.mv.
Port lotniczy Kaadedhdhoo

Port lotniczy Kaadedhdhoo – port lotniczy położony na wyspie Kaadedhdhoo, w atolu Gaafu Dhalu. Jest czwartym co do wielkości portem lotniczym na Malediwach. Linie lotnicze i połączenia Maldivian (Malé) Trans Maldivian Airways (Malé)
Aeroportul Kaadedhdhoo

Aeroportul Kaadedhdhoo (IATA: KDM, ICAO: VRMT) este un aeroport din Gaafu Dhaalu Atoll⁠(d), Maldive ce deservește zona Huvadhu Atoll⁠(d)[[Huvadhu Atoll (atoll in the Indian Ocean)|​]]. A fost deschis în 1993. Situat la o altitudine de 3 m, aeroportul dispune de 1 pistă. Infrastructură Piste Aeroportul dispune de o singură pistă. Pista are orientarea 16/34. Terminale Note Vezi și
Kaadedhdhoo Airport

Kaadedhdhoo Airport är en flygplats i Maldiverna. Den ligger i administrativa atollen Gaafu Dhaalu Atholhu, i den södra delen av landet. Kaadedhdhoo Airport ligger 10 meter över havet. Terrängen runt Kaadedhdhoo Airport är mycket platt. Närmaste större samhälle är Thinadhoo, 4,7 km norr om Kaadedhdhoo Airport. Källor
Kuruhinna Tharaagandu

Kuruhinna Tharaagandu is an archaeological site in the island of Kaashidhoo, Maldives. The site was a Buddhist Monastery and is believed to have been used by pre-Islamic Maldivians dating back to the 7th to 8th century AD. The excavation work was done in various periods from February 1996 through 1998. During this period, an area of 1,880m2 was excavated, revealing 64 coral stone structures. For the vast majority, only the lower most parts have been preserved. Weathering and erosion Due to the exposed nature of the archaeological site, and the fact that the structures were of coral stone, the site soon started showing signs of weathering and erosion. On 6 October 2008, US ambassador Robert O. Blake Jr. handed over a grant of 370,000 Rufiyaa ($28,950) under the Ambassador's Fund for Cultural Preservation, with the aim of helping the conservation efforts. Photo gallery Further reading ARCHAEOLOGICAL EXCAVATIONS OF A MONASTERY AT KASHIDHOO maldivesinfo.gov.mv Archived 10 February 2018 at the Wayback Machine (Search for Kaashidhoo) References
Kōgaṇṇu

Kōgaṇṇu (Dhivehi: ކޯގަންޱު) is the oldest and the biggest cemetery in the Maldives. Kōgaṇṇu cemetery is located in Meedhoo in Addu City. History The cemetery was built about 900 years ago for the purpose of burying the first Muslims of Addu Atoll. It was built by Chief Justice Mohamed Shamsuddine and his three sons after being exiled from Male' by Sultan Mohamed Imaduddin I after failing to completely praise the Sultan. The largest tombstone in the country is also found in this cemetery. It is believed that this tombstone dates back to the 18th century and belongs to one of the royals of the Maldives. Many historical writings of Maldives are found in Kōgaṇṇu. The cemetery has 1,535 tombstones and its believed that Queen Khadijah is buried in this cemetery, as well as Yoosuf Naib, the person who converted the people of Meedhoo to Islam and his supporters, and Chief Justice Mohamed Shamsuddin. Kogannu also has 227 monuments. In 2017, some tombstones of Kogannu were vandalized and the Maldives Police Service sought to appeal an order by the Magistrate Court to protect the cemetery after claiming that it lacks people to be stationed there 24/7. Kōgaṇṇu is listed on the 2022 World Monuments Watch and is currently under process of receiving the World Heritage status. Architecture The tombstones, mausolea and additional mosques were constructed from coral cut from the shallow reefs around the island. See also Meedhoo (Addu) References
Cementerio de Kogannu

El Cementerio de Kogannu​ (en dhivehi: ކޯގަންޱު) Es el cementerio más antiguo de las Maldivas. El cementerio de Kogannu está situado en la isla de Meedhoo en el atolón de Addu. El cementerio fue construido hace unos 900 años con el fin de enterrar a los primeros musulmanes del atolón Addu. Es el cementerio con el área más grande de las Maldivas. La lápida más grande del país también se encuentra en este cementerio. Se cree que esta lápida se remonta al siglo XVIII y pertenece a uno de los miembros de la realeza de las Maldivas. Muchos escritos históricos de las Maldivas se encuentran en Kōgaṇṇu. Véase también Monumento funerario Panteón Necrópolis Referencias
Ari-Atoll

Das Ari-Atoll (auch Alif- oder Alifu-Atoll; Dhivehi އ) ist eines der größten Atolle des Archipels der Malediven. Die 105 Inseln des natürlichen Atolls erstrecken sich in einer beinahe rechteckigen Form über eine Fläche von etwa 89 × 30 Kilometern. Das Atoll hatte 12.056 Einwohner zur Volkszählung 2006. Davon lebten 1780 auf Mahibadhoo, der meistbevölkerten Insel. Mit einer Gesamtfläche von 2252 km² einschließlich Lagune und Riffplattform ist das Ari-Atoll das drittgrößte der Malediven, nach Boduthiladhunmathi (Thiladhunmathi-Miladhunmadulu) und dem Huvadhu-Atoll. Das Atoll liegt im Westen der Malediven. Der nördliche Teil gehört zum Verwaltungsatoll Alif Alif (zu dem auch das Rasdhoo-Atoll und das Toddu-Atoll gehören), während der südliche Teil das Verwaltungsatoll Alif Dhaal bildet. Die verwaltungsmäßige Teilung in einen Nord- und einen Südteil erfolgte 1998. Das Ari-Atoll ist Teil des Gebietes, in dem der Tourismus gefördert wird. Die Flugzeit von der Hauptstadt Malé beträgt mit Wasserflugzeugen ungefähr 30 Minuten. Weblinks
Ari Atoll

Ari Atoll (also called Alif or Alifu Atoll) is one of the natural atolls of the Maldives. It is one of the biggest atolls and is located in the west of the archipelago. The almost rectangular alignment spreads the islands over an area of about 89 by 3 kilometres (55.3 by 1.9 miles). It has been divided in two sections for administrative purposes, Northern Ari Atoll and Southern Ari Atoll consisting of 105 islands. Ari Atoll is part of the zone designated for tourist development in the Maldives. It is roughly a 30-minute seaplane flight away from the capital Malé. There are more than 20 islands in the Atoll designated for tourist resorts. Each island resort is self-contained with accommodation and recreational facilities, such as a tennis court. Scuba diving is the most popular tourist activity in the Maldives. The diving in Ari Atoll is extensive and is often defined by location within the atoll, either North or South. The main tourist resorts are Ari Beach, Halaveli, Maayyafushi, Twin Islands Resort, and Dhoni Mighilli. Gallery See also References Further reading Godfrey, T. (2018). Atlas of the Maldives, 6th Edition (2018). Atoll Editions. ISBN 978-1-876410-03-2. Retrieved 10 November 2024. External links Ari Atoll informative site
Ari (Maldives)

Ari est un atoll des Maldives. Ses 14 819 habitants se répartissent sur 36 des 82 îles qui le composent (en plus des 26 îles-hôtels). Les terres émergées représentent 8,3 km2 sur les 2 271,75 km2 de superficie totale de l'atoll, lagon inclus. La partie nord relève de la subdivision administrative d'Alif Alif, et la partie sud de celle d'Alif Dhaal. Références Liens externes Portail des îles Portail de l’océan Indien Portail des Maldives
Atollo di Ari

L'atollo di Ari è un atollo dell'arcipelago delle Maldive, fra i più noti e frequentati per le attività subacquee. Suddivisione amministrativa Amministrativamente è diviso in due porzioni, la settentrionale è l'Atollo Alif Alif, la meridionale è l'Atollo Alif Dhaal. Geografia umana È composto da 82 isole, 18 delle quali abitate da un totale di 14 819 abitanti. Le terre emerse coprono 8,30 km² su una superficie totale di 2271,75 km² dell'atollo che si estende da nord a sud per 89 km in lunghezza e 30 km in larghezza circa. L'atollo è servito dall'Aeroporto Internazionale Villa Maamigili, situato presso l'abitato di Maamigili. Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Atollo di Ari
Ari-atol

Het Ari-atol is een atol van de eilandengroep Maldiven. Het wordt om bestuurlijke redenen onderverdeeld in de noordelijke en zuidelijke atollen. Vanuit de hoofdstad Malé is het Ari-atol per watervliegtuig in ongeveer 30 minuten te bereiken. Het vormt een deel van het voor toerisme aangewezen gebied in de Maldiven. Het Ari-atol bestaat uit circa 20 eilanden met elk hun eigen toeristische faciliteiten. Veruit de populairste activiteit is duiken. De duiksport is op het Ari-atol uitgebreid aanwezig en wordt verdeeld per locatie, Noordelijk dan wel Zuidelijk. De belangrijkste toeristische bestemmingen zijn onder andere Ari Beach, Halaveli, Maayyafushi, Dhoni Mighilli en Twin Island Resort. Bestuurlijke indeling Het noordelijk deel van het Ari-atol maakt onderdeel uit van de bestuurlijke divisie Alif Alif-atol en het zuidelijk deel wordt bestuurd door het Alif Dhaal-atol.
Ари (атолл)

Атолл Ари (также называемый атоллом Алиф или Алифу) — один из естественных атоллов Мальдивских островов. География Это один из крупнейших атоллов, расположенный на западе архипелага. Почти прямоугольное расположение островов простирается на площади около 89 на 3 километра (55,3 на 1,9 мили). В административных целях он разделён на две части: Северный атолл Ари и Южный атолл Ари, состоящий из 105 островов. Атолл Ари входит в зону, предназначенную для развития туризма на Мальдивах. Он находится примерно в 30 минутах полёта на гидросамолёте от столицы Мале. На атолле расположено более 20 островов, предназначенных для туристических курортов. Каждый островной курорт представляет собой автономное поселение с местами для проживания и отдыха, например с теннисным кортом. Подводное плавание с аквалангом — самое популярное туристическое развлечение на Мальдивах. Дайвинг на атолле Ари разнообразен и часто зависит от местоположения на атолле: северная или южная часть. Галерея См. также Примечания Внешние ссылки Godfrey, T. Atlas of the Maldives, 6th Edition (2018). — Atoll Editions, 2018. — ISBN 978-1-876410-03-2. Ari Atoll informative site
Ariatollen

Ari Atoll är en geografisk atoll i Maldiverna. Den ligger i den västra delen av landet. Atollen är 89 km lång och 30 km bred och består av 105 öar varav 16 är bebodda (12 960 invånare år 2014). Dessutom finns turistanläggningar på ett antal öar, dessa räknas officiellt som obebodda. Administrativt delas den in i de två administrativa atollerna Alif Alif och Alif Dhaal. Bebodda öar i den norra delen (Alif Alif): Bodufolhudhoo, Feridhoo, Himandhoo, Maalhos, Mathiveri och Ukulhas. Bebodda öar i den södra delen (Alif Dhaal): Hangnaameedhoo, Omadhoo, Kunburudhoo, Dhangethi, Dhihdhoo, Dhigurah, Fenfushi, Maamigili, Mahibadhoo och Mandhoo. Källor
Bihuroazu Kamanaa Mosque

The Bihuroazu Kamanaa Mosque (Dhivehi: ބިހުރޯޒު ކަމަނާ މިސްކިތް), also known as the Bihuroazu Kamanaa Miskiy (Dhivehi: ބޮޑުތަކުރުފާނުގެ ޒިޔާރަތް), is a Sunni Islam mosque, located in Malé, on the Kaafu Atoll, in the Maldives. The mosque is located adjacent to the mausoleum of as-Sultan al-Ghaazee Muhammad Thakurufaanu al-Auza, who was a 16th-century Sultan of the Maldive Islands. According to historical documents, the mosque is one of the oldest mosques in Malé, and was built before Thakurufaanu was Sultan. Overview The mosque was built by Bihuroazu Fashan akalo and was called the Bihuroazu Fashana kalo Mosque. The word Bihuroazu comes from the Persian language, meaning "prosperous". The mosque is of historical interest due to its proximity to the mausoleum that is also the resting place of Thakurufaanu and his younger brother, Al-Ghaazee Hassan Rannabandeyri Kilefaanu. On 20 April 2017, prayers were banned outside the mosque, following the sighting of the grave of Dhanthaelu Ali, located outside of the mosque. Prior to the ban, a large number of people prayed outside of the mosque. Prayers were not prohibited inside the mosque. Planned destruction During the regime of Abdulla Yameen, it was proposed that the Bihuroazu Mosque be demolished to make way for a 12-storey multipurpose building. Provision for the works was made in the 2018 Maldives Government budget. The opposition criticized the proposed destruction. On Channel 13, the Minister stated that the opposition's claims were false and were made to mislead the people. A media official at the Ministry of Islamic Affairs said that the Bihuroazu Mosque was closed for cleaning. The official also stated that prayers were banned outside of the mosque due to the proximity of the sighted grave. See also Islam in the Maldives List of mosques in the Maldives References
Kulhudhuffushi Airport

Kulhudhuffushi Airport (IATA: HDK, ICAO: VRBK) is an airport located on the city of Kulhudhuffushi in Haa Dhaalu Atoll, Maldives. The construction of the airport began on 28 October 2017 and it was officially opened on 21 September 2018, while commercial operations began on 9 August 2019. Facilities The airport resides at an elevation of 1 metre (3 ft 3 in) above mean sea level. It has one runway designated 12/30 with an asphalt surface measuring 1,220 by 30 metres (4,003 ft × 98 ft). Airlines and destinations References External links Aeronautical chart and airport information for VRBK at SkyVector Accident history for HDK at Aviation Safety Network
Aérodrome de Kulhudhuffuchi

L'aérodrome de Kulhudhuffuchi, code IATA : HDK • code OACI : VRBK, est un aérodrome situé sur la ville de Kulhudhuffushi dans l'atoll de Haa Dhaalu, aux Maldives . L'aéroport a ouvert le 9 août 2019. Installations L'aéroport réside à une altitude de 1 m au- dessus du niveau moyen de la mer. Il a une piste désignée 12/30 avec une surface en asphalte mesurant 1 220 x30 m . Situation Compagnies aériennes et destinations Actualisé le 3/12/2023 Références Liens externes Aeronautical chart and airport information for VRBK at SkyVector (en) Historique des accidents pour HDK sur Aviation Safety Network Portail de l’aéronautique Portail des Maldives
Villa Airport Maamigili

Villa Airport Maamigili (IATA: VAM, ICAO: VRMV) er en lufthavn i Maldiverne. Den er beliggende på øen Maamingili i Alif Dhaal atollen, og indviet 1. oktober 2011. Historie Lufthavnen blev udviklet og opført af den maldiviske forretningsmand Qasim Ibrahim, der voksede op i Maamigili. Lufthavnen ses som et projekt for at udvikle infrastrukturen og faciliteterne af øen. Den drives af Ibrahims selskab, Villa Group, som har direkte transportfaciliteter med speedbåde til to af deres store ferie-resorts på tilstødende øer. Åbningen af lufthavnen faldt sammen med Villas indtræden i luftfartsindustrien, da de grundlagde det nye flyselskab Villa Air (operere som FlyMe), til at operere fra lufthavnen. Lufthavnen åbnede som en indenrigslufthavn. I 2013 blev den opgraderet til internationale lufthavns standarder. Villa Lufthavn blev nedgraderet til indenrigs status af regeringen i en periode på 23 dage i august 2014 på grund af problemer med sikkerheden. I januar 2015 begyndte FlyMe med flyvninger med vandfly ud af lufthavnen. Referencer Eksterne henvisninger
Villa International Airport Maamigili

Villa International Airport Maamigili (IATA: VAM, ICAO: VRMV), also known as Villa-Maamigili Airport, is an airport in the Maldives. It is located on the island of Maamigili in Alif Dhaal Atoll. The airport was developed by Maldivian business tycoon Qasim Ibrahim, who grew up in Maamigili, as a project to develop the infrastructure and facilities of the island. He has started a project to build new runways so planes from abroad visiting his resorts will be able to land directly on this airport, instead of having to stop off at Malé airport. It was developed and operated by his company, Villa Group, on land leased from the government. The airport opened up direct transportation facilities to two of their flagship resorts located on adjacent islands. The opening of the airport coincided with Villa's entry into the aviation industry, the founding of a new airline Villa Air (operating as Flyme), to operate from the airport. The airport opened on 1 October 2011 as a domestic airport. In 2013, it was upgraded to international airport standards. Villa Airport was downgraded to domestic status by the government in August 2014 because of security concerns, but was reinstated as an international airport 23 days later. In January 2015, Flyme started seaplane operations out of Villa Airport. Facilities The airport resides at an elevation of 6 feet (2 m) above mean sea level. It has one runway designated 09/27 with a concrete surface measuring 1,800 by 30 metres (5,906 ft × 98 ft). References External links Media related to Maamigili Airport at Wikimedia Commons Maamigili Domestic Airport at Maldivian eGov Aeronautical chart and airport information for VRMV at SkyVector
Aeropuerto Internacional Villa

El Aeropuerto Internacional Villa​ (en divehi: ވިލާ ބައިނަލްއަޤުވާމީ ވައިގެބަނދަރު) (IATA: VAM, ICAO: VRMV) también conocido como aeropuerto de Maamigili, es el nombre que recibe un aeropuerto en el país asiático de Maldivas.​​ Se encuentra en la isla de Maamigili en el atolón Alif Dhaal. El aeropuerto fue desarrollado por el magnate de negocios de Maldivas Qasim Ibrahim, quien creció en Maamigili, como un proyecto de desarrollo de la infraestructura y las instalaciones de la isla. Desarrollado y operado por su compañía, Villa Group, el aeropuerto también abrió las instalaciones de transporte directo a dos de sus centros turísticos emblemáticos situados en las islas adyacentes. La apertura del aeropuerto coincidió con la entrada de Villa en la industria de la aviación , la fundación de una nueva aerolínea Villa Air (que opera como Flyme), que funciona desde el aeropuerto. El aeropuerto se abrió el 1 de octubre de 2011 como un aeropuerto nacional. En 2013, se actualizó a las normas internacionales. Véase también Aeropuerto Internacional de Malé Transporte Referencias