Sultan Park

At first, my girlfriend and I went directly in. Soon two black policemen came up and told me that they wanted tickets. It was embarrassing. It was about 40 Lufia. I couldn’t remember it clearly. Because I felt that Lufia was so beautiful, I changed a lot, and the RMB was about 20. Then most of the children inside, many children, the park is not big, because Male is not big, I can walk the whole city for a while, but I feel good, after all, it is very humanistic, very interesting, recommend green rows and rows of plants, super suitable for taking pictures

The Sultan Park, Mosque and Sultan Park are all the way from Male Island, and the park can be seen at the back door of the Maldives Museum. In fact, it is not beautiful at all, it may only be similar to the street park, and it is not big in Male itself. It is the favorite place of local Muslims. It is not beautiful, but the air is clean enough!

Sultan Park is really worth visiting here. This park is very large and full of various plants. It is still very good to visit here. The park does not need tickets and is worth recommending.

very good

Sultan Park ﹝ Sultan Park ﹞ is located next to the ancient mosque of the capital of Mali and Lenin. It is a part of the Sultan Palace. The Sultan Palace was built in 1906. It was created by Sultan MohamedShamsuddeen III. The beautiful gardens carefully maintained and planned outside the palace add the beauty of the Sultan Palace. There is a fountain in the park. Green grass; in order to solve the food shortage during the Second World War, the garden was changed to a vegetable garden, and the vegetables were planted full of them to supply the needs of the time; The park was damaged during the Republic of 1968, and there are still some relics left. Although only a small number of buildings remain, it retains the appearance and style of ancient Sudan. Today, the park is only partially open to the public to relax, and it has become one of the important tourist attractions in Marx and Lenin. The Sultan Park was damaged when the Maldives was founded in 1968, but the renovated building still retains the essence of ancient Sudanese culture in a relatively complete manner, and the seemingly simple historical museum records the blend of multiple cultures.