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"Don't get fooled by the size" is an oft used adage. At times, the smallest work of art hides mesmerizing tales of intrigue and beauty.
Today, I will be covering DIU, the 'Mysterious Isle of Calm' or 'Island of Calm' as the Portuguese called it, which is situated in Gujarat, India. It has achieved the moniker due to its unspoiled coast and low frequency of tourists, which is not the case anymore. Rapid constructions and infrastructure developments coupled with aggressive promotions by Diu Tourism have brought it to worldwide acclaim.
Now you can find tourists not only from Gujarat but also from other states of India and even the world. It is located South of Gujarat's Kathaiwad peninsula, 64 km SouthEast of Veraval in the Union Territory of Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu. '#Damao' or #Daman is the capital and administrative city of Diu. During its heydays, the island of Diu captured the attention of many colonial powers for maritime trade and was at the center of conflict between Gujarat's Sultans, Arabs, European powers, and Mamluks. Even the Kolis ruled over the city for a brief period.