Huvadhu Atoll, Atoll in the Maldives
Huvadhu Atoll is one of the largest atolls in the world by surface area of the lagoon and island count.
Historically known as Suvadiva, it has a past marked with a rebellion against the central government.
Known for a distinguished seafaring and shipbuilding culture.
Can be reached via sea plane or boat from Malé.
Home to some of the oldest Dhivehi script on coral stone tablets.
Location: Upper South Province
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