Lakshadweep islands an enchanting archipelago in the Arabian Sea, consists of 36 coral atolls and islets. Located off India's southwestern coast, it covers a mere 32 square kilometers, comprising 12 atolls, 3 reefs, and numerous sandy cays. Home to a population primarily of Malayali Muslims, the islands are known for their pristine, crystal-clear waters, vibrant marine life, and thriving coral reefs. Tourism and fishing are the main sources of livelihood, with coconut cultivation also significant. The islands are renowned for their serene beauty, making them a popular destination for water sports, snorkeling, and ecotourism, all in a tranquil tropical setting.