Where is Majeedhee Magu located?
It is located at the centre of capital city of Male in Maldives
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Majeedhee Magu is the most famous street markets in Male. It is considered as the paradise for shopaholics. The shopping street ribbons Male from East to West and offers all kinds of textiles and clothings along with accessories and electronics. In the market there is a vast collection of local crafts and Islamic perfumes which are rarely found in other parts of the world. Tourists can find the traditional Maldivian dress and authentic and interesting products of local lifestyle. The shops are open from 9 am to 11 pm apart from prayer times.
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The Maldives' most thrilling street market, with practically everything you might desire to buy. This magnificent market is also a centre for a broad range of fishes, where one can pick up dry fish chips, canned tuna fish, or tastefully smoked fish. Whether you're seeking for an amazing international item or unique and uncommon local collections, this street market will undoubtedly entice you to bring home a few exclusive treasures. Majeedhee Magu, one of the Maldives' most popular shopping destinations, provides an excellent opportunity to experience the genuine spirit of their culture, food, art, architecture, and plantations.
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