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 Imagine standing on the edge of a vast crater, once filled with molten lava. Below you, a green oasis with a lake in the center unfolds. From the top of the volcano, you have a magnificent view of a large part of the island, its towns, and a green carpet of tropical vegetation. In the distance, you can see the blue waters of the Indian Ocean. Welcome to Trou aux Cerfs, one of the most amazing places in Mauritius. Trou aux Cerfs is a dormant volcano with a well-defined cone and crater, which is both a tourist attraction and a geological gem. In this article, you will learn more about its history, location, size, and volcanic activity. You will also find out why Trou aux Cerfs is a place you should not miss when visiting Mauritius. Location and Dimensions of Trou aux Cerfs  Trou aux Cerfs is located at an altitude of 605 meters in the city of Curepipe on the island of Mauritius. It is one of the highest points on the island and offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape...

 Mauritius, known for its idyllic beaches and beautiful nature, is home to one of the most important Hindu communities outside India. Hinduism was brought to the island by Indians in the 19th century, who were brought as indentured laborers to work on sugar plantations after the abolition of slavery. These first Hindus brought with them their traditions, customs, and religious rituals, which remain vibrant in Mauritius to this day. Today, Hindus make up about half of the population of Mauritius, making the island one of the few places outside the Indian subcontinent where Hinduism is the dominant religion. The community is also very diverse, consisting of various ethnic groups, including Bihari, Marathi, Tamils, and Telugus. The Hindu calendar in Mauritius is filled with religious festivals and ceremonies. The most significant of these is the Maha Shivaratri festival, considered the "largest Hindu festival outside India." During this time, thousands of pilgrims gather at the ...