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Tuesday, April 21, 2026
Port Louis • Indian/Mauritius

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Country Information

Capital
Port Louis
Population
537,796
Area
2,040 km²
Largest City
Port Louis
Daylight Saving Time (DST)
Not Observed
ISO Code
MU / MUS
Time Zones
1 zone
Languages
English, French
Currency
Mauritian Rupee (₨) - ₨100
Coordinates
Decimal:-20.1619, 57.4989
DMS:20°09′43″S, 57°29′56″E
Elevation
Highest:828 m
Lowest:0 m
Average:414 m
International Dialing Code
+230

Time Zones

• Indian/Mauritius| MUT (UTC+4)

Geographic Extremes

Northernmost
Port Louis
Southernmost
Curepipe
Easternmost
Curepipe
Westernmost
Beau Bassin-Rose Hill

About Mauritius

•Mauritius was uninhabited until the Dutch arrived in the 16th century, followed by the French in the 18th century and the British in the 19th century.
•The island is known for its unique biodiversity, including species such as the dodo bird, which was native to Mauritius but became extinct in the late 17th century.
•Mauritian culture is a rich blend of influences from Africa, Asia, Europe, and the islands' indigenous populations, creating a diverse and vibrant society.
•The official language of Mauritius is English, but French is widely spoken, and Creole is commonly used in everyday conversation.
•Hinduism is the most widely practiced religion in Mauritius, followed by Christianity, Islam, and Buddhism, reflecting the country's multicultural heritage.
•The annual Maha Shivaratri festival attracts thousands of devotees who make a pilgrimage to the sacred lake of Grand Bassin.
•The country is renowned for its stunning beaches and lagoons, with the southern coast featuring dramatic cliffs and the northern coast boasting tranquil, picturesque shores.
•Mauritius is home to several UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including the Aapravasi Ghat, a historic immigration depot that played a significant role in the country's labor history.
•The economy of Mauritius has transitioned from a sugarcane-based economy to one that includes textiles, tourism, and financial services, showcasing its adaptability.
•The island is characterized by its volcanic landscape, with the Black River Gorges National Park offering lush forests, hiking trails, and diverse wildlife.
•Mauritius is recognized for its political stability and is often cited as a model of democracy in Africa, with regular free and fair elections.
•The Sega is a traditional dance and music genre unique to Mauritius, often performed at celebrations and cultural festivals, reflecting the island's heritage.
•The country has made significant strides in education, achieving high literacy rates and offering free education from primary to tertiary levels.
•Mauritius is famous for its sugar production, which has been a cornerstone of its economy since the early colonial period.

Cities in Mauritius

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Cities by Population

Port LouisVacoasBeau Bassin-Rose HillCurepipeQuatre BornesGrand BaieCentre de FlacqBlue BayRose BelleRivière du RempartTrou aux BichesPamplemoussesPort MathurinFlic en Flac

Popular Cities in Mauritius

Port LouisVacoasBeau Bassin-Rose HillCurepipeQuatre Bornes
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