Lakshadweep, an enchanting tropical archipelago comprising 36 atolls and coral reefs, is nestled in the serene waters of the Laccadive Sea, just off the coastline of Kerala, India. While not all of these islands are inhabited, only a select few welcome visitors, necessitating permits for access. Among these, Kavaratti, considered one of the more developed islands, boasts a tapestry of dozens of mosques, including the intricately adorned Ujra Mosque. Additionally, Kavaratti offers the captivating Kavaratti Aquarium, where you can explore a diverse array of regional fish, mesmerizing shark species, and vibrant coral formations.