Our Island Mauritius
Mauritius is a Tropical Island with two seasons, SUMMER and WINTER, situated in the Indian Ocean near Reunion Island and Madagascar, Mauritius is a hub for various Business of import and export, its key local resources are the tourism, textile, sugar cane and IT. Mauritius get its independence in 1968 and became Republic in 1992.
The island is well known for its natural beauty and of course the legendary bird DODO.Mauritius is a fast developing Island mainly in Hotels and IT business, with it white and sandy beaches tourist always say its Paradise ISLAND.
Well this blog is also for my brothers and sisters who are living and studing in other countries.Mauritius have 9 Districts, they are Black River, Flacq, Grand Port, Moka, Pamplemousses, Port Louis, Plaines Wilhems, Riviere du Rempart, Savanne and Rodrigues is an island of Mauritius.
The most widely-spoken language of the country is Maurtian Creole and our national language is English but speak French fluently and some talk also Hindi, urdu, chinese, tamil and bhojpuri. Mauritius has a very high advantage of its multi Regilions and culturals in the Indian Ocean and thats why people like to come to Mauritius.....
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This particular guayava is origin from China (of course), well its really a niceguayava type because in Mauritius we make JAM with this, yes jam made of this Redish fruit, you boil it in hot water for about 20 mins, let boil for more 10 mins let the boiling water dry a bit, after that remove and let cool down,Filter & squeeze all the peels and seeds with a piece of cloths,then add sugarlet cool and your sweet Guayava jam is ready...lots of people like this guayavajust natural and some like it with some salt chilli mix.....That the same as on the photo I have taken in my friend backyard!!
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Picking Goyaves des chines forms part of the culture of Mauritians.
But unfortunately, I was too late, hope next yr!
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