Muhu is one of the most famous Islands of the Baltic Sea. This island is known to cover an area of 196 square kilometers, and is also reputed for being the third largest of its kind in Estonia, the first two being Saaremaa and Hiiumaa. Altogether with the smaller islands of Kesselaid and Viirelaid, this island of Muhu forms Muhu Parish, a rural municipality within the Saare Country. The municipality so formed is known to have a population of 1822, as highlighted by the census declared on 1t of January, 2004.
The island of Muhu has three important villages which are Kuivastu, Liiva and Koguva. Among these three, a school is found in Liiva. The island of Muhu is further sub-divided from the main portion of Estonia by the infamous Suur Vain Strait. Further, Muhu is separated from Saaremma by the reputed Vaike Van Straits.
The island of Muhu has always been in the headlines for its still working windmills in this part of the world. Even the battle of Moon Sound that took place in September-October 1917 between the naval troops of Russia and Germany, have also made this island historical.
The natural beauty that is found in this Estonian island is picturesque and has a serene touch to it. Although there are very few tourists who come down to this Estonian island, are found to immensely praise the locations of this island.
There is also a tourist association in this part of the world by the name of Muhu Tourism Association. This tourism association is known for organizing trips to these picturesque islands for tourist coming from other portions of the world to this place. This association has also played a pivotal role in popularizing this Estonian island of Muhu, by increasing its acquaintance. So, if the thought of visitng Estonia is in the pipeline of your mind, make it a point to visit this Muhu Island, and be rest assured of leaving this place with a heart filled with content.
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