Island Legend

An area of this island had significant Buddhist ruins. Veyru is the name given by the islanders to this location. The most noticeable was a big Stupa with its stones removed, like a very steep tiny hill.

Veymandoo is the capital of Thaa Atoll. Therefore, compared to other islands in the atoll, the island provide variety of services.

Gaadhihfushi is an island located to the south of the country's capital. The island has a population of a few hundred people. The length of the island is 215.13km

Omadhoo is an inhabited island in Thaa Atoll's administrative division and physically part of Kolhumadulu Atoll in the Maldives' southernmost region.

According to various historical writings, Vandhoo was formerly an economic center where ships passing through the Maldives would load and unload commodities while traveling near Vandhoo lagoon.

Dhiyamigili is an inhabited island in Thaa Atoll. The island is located 204.15 kilometers south of Malé, the country's capital.

Madifushi is the atoll's fifth-largest populated island in terms of land area. It lies 26 kilometers northeast of Thimarafushi and 201.97 kilometers (125 miles; 109 nautical miles) south of the country's capital, Malé.

The government chose to expand the land area of this little island due to the rapid rise in population. Guraidhoo is the atoll's most developed island.

Burunee (Dhivehi: ބުރުނީ) is one of Thaa Atoll's populated islands. The island is located 184.29 kilometers (115 miles; 100 nautical miles) south of the country's capital, Malé.

It is one of the largest inhabited islands in Thaa Atoll. Agriculture is the most common income generating activities of the residents of the island. The island is famous for their tasty chilie commonly known as "Kandoodhoo Mirus" in the Maldives.