Kiltir Moris
~ "Culture of Mauritius"
BLOGS
Festivals
Ganesh Chaturthi
Ganesh Chaturthi in Mauritius is a vibrant celebration marked by colorful processions, devotional singing, and elaborate decorations… Read more
Pere Laval
The Père Laval Festival, held annually honors Father Jacques Laval French missionary known for his dedication to the island’s people, particularly the impoverished and enslaved. Read more.
Places of Interest
Chamarel, 7 Coloured Earth
Chamarel, located in the southwestern region of Mauritius, is renowned for its breathtaking natural phenomenon known as the Seven Colored Earths…Read more
SSR Botanical Garden
The Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden, commonly known as the SSR Botanical Garden, is a treasure trove of biodiversity and a symbol of Mauritius’s rich natural heritage. Read more.
Le Morne Brabant
A symbol of resistance and heritage, Le Morne Brabant is not only a natural marvel but also a site of profound historical significance… Read more
Others
Sega
Mauritian sega is a vibrant and integral part of the island’s cultural heritage, embodying the spirit, history, and traditions of the Mauritian people….Read more
Languages
Mauritius is a linguistic mosaic, with a rich tapestry of languages reflecting its diverse cultural heritage. Read more.
Cuisine
Mauritian cuisine, a melting pot of flavours, is a delightful reflection of the island’s rich cultural diversity, shaped by the influences of African, Indian, Chinese, and French culinary traditions. Read more