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ZNMD 2.0 in The Maldives

Darr ke aage jeet hai. A corny line from an aerated drink commercial rang true for a man who thought he had thalassophobia until he said hello to parrotfish

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Parrotfish is common in the reefs around The Maldives

Parrotfish is common in the reefs around The Maldives

It took a dive into the cerulean ocean in The Maldives to overcome my biggest fear. For the longest time, I have believed that I suffer from thalassophobia—the dread of large water bodies. It has prevented me from swimming in the deep end of the pool for as long as I can remember.

My visit to the Hilton Maldives Amingiri Resort and Spa, strangely replaced this fear with love for deep waters. It’s true that The Maldives, the archipelago state in the Indian Ocean, has waters so blue, and sands so white, you wonder what’s even real. Located on the North Malé Atoll, the property is home to 109 villas (Rs 74,000 a night upwards), each with a private swimming pool and bar. As if immediate access to the waters wasn’t  enough, a rectangular glass in the floor offers a 24/7 glimpse into the marine wonders that live below. Your very own unique oceanarium.

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