If music is the prayer your heart hums day after day, Mauritius is the perfect destination from where you can bring home euphonious tunes. Your Mauritius Holiday Package will hum songs for a long, long time, making your soul a little more melodic and rhythmic if you get
The Ravanne
Ravanne is a traditional music instrument that resembles a tambourine and is a must-shop souvenir from Mauritius. The simple looks it possesses will fool you to believe that it is a mediocre instrument, but in reality, it is made out of goatskin that is stretched over a circle of the soft wooden frame. All you have to do to enter a rhythmic world of tunes and melodies is a tap on the ravanne. Mastering this instrument isn’t tedious and you can buy a decent ravanne for around $25. This instrument is considered to be the heartbeat in the performance of the ‘Sega’ which is the national music of Mauritius.
Sega Music
Music lovers go gaga over vintage copies of the Sega culture music famous in Mauritius. While most of the Mauritian songs can be found online, only Mauritian stores will guide you to buy the best Sega tunes. If music heals you in indescribable ways, make sure you include a visit to one of the music centers in your Mauritius Tour Package and buy a couple of Sega CDs. The emphasis on Sega CDs is because their cases are spectacular in the sense that they encompass the history of the band and some very impressive pictures.
Phoenix Beer
Take home a crate of Phoenix Beer from this holiday destination and consume a can while listening to the Mauritian music. Maybe, play the instrument along! You’ll enter a whole new world of stupefaction, trust me! The symbol of Independence in Mauritius, Phoenix Beer has bagged numerous international awards for making people’s taste buds dance in ecstasy. This largest brewery produces two strong lagers namely Blue Marlin and Phoenix Special Brew. Get high with music and ascent the level by gulping in the drink!
Tea
Now, now, now! If you are against the consumption of alcohol, you don’t have to worry a bit. Mauritius has something for everyone, even Sufi janta! It offers their home-grown version of tea, which one can drink with all the slurps and ah(s). If you are a dedicated tea-addict and are interested to know the cultural association of tea with the island, do visit Bois Cheri tea plantation. However, keep in mind that the Bois Cheri is open only on Wednesdays. You can taste a range of herbal teas, gingered teas, green teas, etc and take home its packets to relish the music.
Whether you book a Mauritius Honeymoon Package or a holiday package, if you love music, let music love you back by buying these souvenirs so you can indulge in the pleasant-sounding beats and beverages that will set the right inner spirit to experience them exotically. Enjoy!
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