Maalhendhoo މާޅެންދޫ is one of the inhabited islands of Noonu Atoll. The island is 190.81 km north of the country's capital, Male'

The island was called after the "Fonga gas" (tree), a one-of-a-kind tree in the world. It was visited by a large number of foreign visitors. The island is located 176.34 kilometers north of the country's capital, Malé.

In the island jobs are mainly provided by Meynaa School, Island Council, Health center and utilities. Holhudhoo has a health center, which can cater for minor diseases and public health.

According to legend, the earliest inhabitants of Kudafari were Black African slaves brought to the Maldives. They were set free at Malé and eventually settled on this island. These people's descendants live on the islands now.

Miladhoo was formerly the most built and populated island in Noonu Atoll. It is now Noonu Atoll's second most populated island. Miladhoo is well-known for its political activism.

There is a spot on Lhohi called "hanguraama fasgandu" where the Portuguese and Maldivians battled. The island is located 181.79 kilometers north of the country's capital, Malé. Lhohi lies close to Manadhoo, the capital of the Noonu atoll.

A historic place known as "Maamiskithu Vevu" a bathing tank with ancient Arabic calligraphy and well-bricked walls

Historians date the first settlements in the third century BC, with Arabian immigrants from Tholhendhoo and Magoodhoo.

Kendhikulhudhoo is home to six mangrove regions called locally as "kulhi" on the island. "Mai falhu," "Dhimaafalhu," "Hikikulhi," "Tholhifalhu," "Gan'baafalhu," "Fin'dhana gonni", and "Gaathudee kolhu" are some of them.

Large ruins from the Maldivian Buddhist period may be seen on this island. The locals refer to an old mound on the northwest part of the island as "Maabadhige Haitha."

Our island is famous because of the Maafaru international Airport. Maafaru International Airport (IATA: NMF) is an international airport located on Maafaru, one of the islands of the Noonu Atoll in Maldives.