Mauritius: Seven-colored soil and the rainbow of the Indian Ocean

Mauritius is a volcanic island nation in the Indian Ocean, diverse and beautiful. Five days and four nights, between seven-colored soil and coral reefs, you encounter a rainbow kingdom.

Chamarel is volcanic soil that displays strange red, yellow, purple-brown, and red-yellow landforms due to different minerals. The barren slopes resemble a toppled palette.

The glass-bottom boats at Blue Bay take you to see the coral gardens, with fish swimming colorfully beneath your feet. The white sand and pale blue waters of Kashima Island are the perfect vacation photos.

The Black River Gorge and waterfalls are hidden in the mountains, and on foot, you can see lemurs and rare plants. Mauritius's wilderness is hidden in greenery.

At the central market in Port Louis, enjoy a "mine bouille" where diverse cuisines come together—this is a world-class platter.

The warmth of Mao Island is like cooking multiple cultures into one pot. When you watch the sunset by the sea and hear the drumbeats of India, Pakistan, and Africa, you'll understand: fusion can also be delicious.