Definition: The word 'Seychelles' is an Indian island nation located in the western Indian Ocean, approximately 2050 N from Madagascar, 6380 N from Brazil, 2180 W from Indonesia, 151 N from Mauritius, 49 N from Seychelles. The island is about 120 km by 60 km in the north and south, and approximately 270 km long. It has an area of approximately 294 square kilometers. The people of Seychelles are predominantly Indian (approximately 65% of population), followed closely by Africans and Malays. They speak English, French, and Malagasy as their primary languages. The main religion is Hinduism. Seychelles is a low-lying island nation that has three main islands: Grande MaiƱa, the largest, with an area of approximately 180 square kilometers, Little MaiƱa, which has an area of 23 square kilometers and Malemaid, which has an area of 54 square kilometers. It also has several smaller islands. The climate is tropical with temperatures ranging from 22 to 30Ā°C (71-90Ā°F). The island's vegetation consists mainly of rainforest, coconut palm, and banana plantations. Its main tourist attractions are the beaches, coral reefs, and wildlife. Seychelles is a popular tourist destination for its beautiful natural environment, diverse culture, and friendly people. It has earned a reputation as one of the most pristine and beautiful places on Earth.
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