Galolhu National Stadium

Galolhu National Stadium is a football arena in Malé with around 13,000 seats and a grass field built for international matches and national competitions. The venue has multiple entry points and basic infrastructure to handle large crowds of visitors.

The stadium opened in 1979 and later underwent major upgrades to meet international standards. These improvements allowed it to host the 2014 AFC Challenge Cup tournament, a significant sporting event for the region.

The stadium is where the Maldivian national team plays and where local league matches draw crowds from across the city. Football holds a special place in community life here, creating moments when neighbors and families gather together.

The stadium sits on Majeedhee Magu street in central Malé and is easily reached by public transport. Visitors should arrive early when major matches are scheduled, as parking is limited and access to the seating sections takes time.

The stadium is the largest sports facility in the Maldives and also serves as a training ground for developing national football talent. This dual role makes it the center of sports throughout the country.

Location: Malé

Capacity: 13000

GPS coordinates: 4.17408,73.51308

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:59