Trip to Port Louis

The Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Memorial Centre for Culture is an important part of Mauritian histo...

Built by the British in anticipation of an uprising from the few French settlers and to protect P...

The Chinese have a considerably strong foothold and form quite an industrious position in the eco...

The Champs de Mars is a popular horse-racing track in Port Louis which was initially a military t...

During the colonial era, the British used to ferry ships and ships of indentured laborers from In...

Once you have visited the Photography Museum, it’ll be crystal clear that no one loved phot...

Adjacent to the postal office is the Mauritius Postal Museum housed within an old building locate...

The Jummah Mosque is revered as the holiest mosque in all of Mauritius. Every Friday, the mosque ...

The city of Port Louis has many places of worship, each exquisite in their own style and poise. O...

Unwind and relax at the exceptionally gorgeous Flic-en-Flac beach in Mauritius that makes for a p...

Inside Port Louis’ famous mall, Le Caudan Waterfront, lies Mauritius’ most precious t...

After French missionary Pere Laval arrived in Mauritius in 1841, he fought long and hard for the ...

Dubbed as the oldest building of the capital, the Government House was the residence of the first...

While Mauritius is popular across the globe for its white sandy beaches and crystal clear waters ...

An ancient sugar factory turned museum teamed up with a lovely restaurant in the garden, that's w...

A casino is always an exciting place to visit on a holiday. Try your luck at this casino in Flic-...

The only national park of Mauritius, the Black River Gorges National park is spread over 6754 hec...

The Natural History Museum in Port Louis is famous for its life size replica of the Dodo, a bird ...

If you’re looking for some fun that would last the night, visit 90º Bar in Flic-en-Fla...