The Indian port city of Mumbai, known as Bombay until 1996, is located on the island of Salsette, off the west coast of Maharashtra. Mumbai is not only India's economic center, it is also one of the most populous cities in the world with an estimated 14 million residents. The city has a wide variety of cultural eventy. It is known to be home to many artists of classic and modern indian music as well theaters and dance performances. Some of the most popular attractions include the Fort quarter in which many banks and companies have been established, as well as the neighbouring quarter of the Old Town. Off the coast, on a small island, you will also find the impressive Haji Ali Dargah Mosque.

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Malé is the capital of the Maldives which lie in the Indian Ocean. The city shares its name with the island it is located on. Due to its rapid growth in population, the island has had to be extended artificially. Malé city has many attractions such as the so-called Friday mosque and palace gardens. The bazaar and harbor area are also worth a visit.

Malé is the capital of the Maldives which lie in the Indian Ocean. The city shares its name with the island it is located on. Due to its rapid growth in population, the island has had to be extended artificially. Malé city has many attractions such as the so-called Friday mosque and palace gardens. The bazaar and harbor area are also worth a visit.

Mahe is the largest of 115 islands of the Seychelles. The most beautiful and famous beach on the main island is Mahe's Beau Vallon Bay, where there is not only the white sand beach to admire, but also a charming view and a unique nature.

Nosy Be is an island about 10 km off the northwest coast of Madagascar. Literally translated, the island's name means "big island" and is of volcanic origin. Thanks to its beautiful beaches and wild nature, Nosy Be is a known paradise for divers, boaters, sailors and fishermen.

Mayotte is an overseas department and region of France consisting of a main island, Grande-Terre (or Maore), a smaller island, Petite-Terre (or Pamanzi), and several islets around these two. Approximately 25% of the adult population, and five times as many women as men, enter trance states in which they believe they are possessed by certain identifiable spirits who maintain stable and coherent identities from one possession to the next.