Mauritius: A traditional Hindu wedding – Part 2
On the wedding day the bride woke up before sunrise in a house bubbling with excitement. She ate only a few mouthfuls of kheer [...]
On the wedding day the bride woke up before sunrise in a house bubbling with excitement. She ate only a few mouthfuls of kheer [...]
Eid al-Adha also known as Bakrid in Mauritius, marks the culmination of the hajj (pilgrimage) rites at Minā, Saudi Arabia, near Mecca, but is [...]
We first need to add the context: Mauritius of yesteryear where only a privileged few owned a TV set which only broadcasted films at [...]
During the time of the Catholic Lent in Mauritius, a 40-day period of penance is observed. There is an existing religious tradition but no [...]
As part of our Sustainable journey at Mautourco, we always strive in promoting local initiatives. On this International Women’s Day 2023, please meet with [...]
We wish to pay tribute today to Vaco Baissac, an authentic Mauritian artist who recently passed away. All throughout his lifetime, he has been [...]
The whole team at Mautourco is very proud and honoured to start 2023 in announcing that we have been certified SP Sustain, a Sustainability [...]
A long, almost deserted beach in the southern part of the island bearing a nice chanting name: Riambel! This is where time seems to [...]
It’s summer, and as soon as you land in Mauritius, you will be stunned by the colours of our island popping out … this [...]
Mauritian cuisine amazes by its diversity, thanks to its rich cultural heritage. In addition to the well-kept secrets of our grandmothers, there are also [...]