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Coral walls rise against the sea breeze, holding centuries of stories within their pale stone. Long ago, sailors who spent months at sea came here to heal in the old hospital by the ramparts. Merchants once traded cinnamon — precious as gold — while birds filled the skies and great tuskers walked the cobbled streets.
Narrow rows of street houses line the lanes, their shaded verandahs held by slender columns, creating streets unlike anywhere else. Colonial mansions stand beside Art Deco homes, while Gothic Revival churches rise above them — and at their peaks, a crescent moon glows softly against the skyline, a symbol of faith and harmony.
Within just seventy meters, three churches stand side by side, each echoing a different dream, a different world. Nearby, Moorish merchants made their deals beneath the sun, weaving trade, faith, and friendship into the rhythm of daily life.
And all of it — every whisper, every footprint — lives within a 2.4-kilometre wall built from coral, still breathing with the salt and soul of the sea.