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Best places to visit in Andaman and Nicobar
The infamous Cellular Jail, Madhuban, and Mount Harriet with their unique and unusual plant and animal life, Neil, Ross, Neil, Viper Island with its ancient remains, Barren Island with its active volcano, and many more. Andaman & Nicobar Islands have an undeniable fascination that will have you returning again and again.
Little Andaman Island, Port Blair
The popularity of Little Andaman has risen due to its abundance of exciting and relaxing activities. When ranked by land area, Little Andaman is the fourth largest of the Andaman Islands. Located in the southern Andaman area, 88 kilometers (km) from Port Blair, lies this island.
Diglipur, Port Blair
Visitors to Andaman who are interested in ecotourism can make a beeline toward Diglipur. Its lush vegetation and varied marine life make it a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Ross and Smith Islands, Kalipur Beach, Ramnagar Beach, as well as Pathi Level Beach are just a few of the island's numerous well-known beaches.
Long Island, Havelock Island
Long Island is a must-see if you're wanting to spice up your trip itinerary with some unique experiences in the Andaman. Long Island will thrill the adventurer in you because of its secluded location and poor connections to other important sites in the Andaman. Long Island is a destination where you may enjoy the beauty of mesmerizing beaches, snug caves, rolling meadows, and interesting mangroves, although it is often praised as a contemporary community with its essential utilities. For those who like the beauty of the outdoors, this is a must-see destination due to the abundance of lush evergreen woods.
Cellular Jail, Port Blair
Cellular Jail, also called Kala Pani, is a must-see for every visitor to Port Blair, Andaman. The structure is three stories tall and is made up of 698 interconnected cells arranged in a star pattern. There is a spectacular sound and light performance that gives a fascinating look at the fight for independence that takes place there every night at sunset, making this location world renowned.
Laxmanpur Beach, Neil Island
Although it is one of Neil Island's quieter beaches, Laxmanpur Beach easily tops them all in terms of its stunning beauty and allure. It's the third best beach in the Andamans because it has turquoise sea, a lengthy stretch of quiet beach, a background of tropical vegetation, and an atmosphere of heavenly tranquility.
Final Word
It is in Andaman that one may experience pure beauty. It is the biodiversity crown jewel of India and is also endowed with jaw-droppingly beautiful beaches. Many people from different parts of the globe go to this natural wonderland every year.
Source : CNBC18
(Edited by : Jerome Anthony)
