Andaman and Nicobar Islands, a
union territory of India comprises of 572 distinct islands and is located in
the Bay of Bengal over a land area of
8073 square kilometers. Nature lovers throng to this part of the world round
the year. Andaman and Nicober Islands are haven to a marvelous mixture of
nature’s precious delights – tropical rain forests, vast collection of flora
and fauna, distinct plants, animals and marine organisms. The exotic jungles
fringed with packs of coconut palms, are interspersed with stretches of sandy
beaches that reach out to the serene sea!
Andaman and Nicobar have a
populace of distinct languages, ethnicity and religion living in harmony and
peace! The unique culture exudes unity in diversity, and hence is dubbed as the
Mini India. People hailing from different walks of life reside in the
commercial hub, Port Blair – major Indian festivals are celebrated in agog
across the islands.
Port Blair – The Capital Of The Islands
It is the largest town in the
Andaman Island. Tours start off and end at Port Blair. There are a few museums,
an exotic water-sport complex, and a cellular jail. The jail has now been
declared as a national museum.
The water sport complex offers
myriad activities like Scuba Diving, Water Skiing, Windsurfing, and other boat
rides. You can opt for scuba diving or snorkel deep under-water and tread
across the waters, get fascinated by the rarest varieties of marine organisms
and corals, thus exploring the sea – deep inside! You can also ride water
scooters, go kayaking in the sea, and para-sail as a frenzied adventure sport
enthusiast!
Famous Islands
Havelock Island: Located around 57 kilometers from Portblair, this
island is home to two graceful beaches – Radhnagar and Vijaynagar Beach.
Exquisite coral reefs are graceful and considered premier attractions!
Long Island: It is a remote island, the forest paths and roads are
narrow; the dense forests and exotic beach add to the exquisiteness of your
tour.
Clinque Island: This island is quite uninhabited; it requires
special permissions from the local forest authority, to entrench in the
serenity of this beautiful place and acquire unbridled happiness!
Ross Island: Located near to Port Blair, it has been inhabited over
centuries. The British Administration Headquarter was established on this
island in the 20th century. Though now in vehement ruins, the place is still
home to species of deer and peacocks.
Rangat Island: A graceful island is an ideal place for nature
lovers to visit. Packs of turtles nestle in this beach. The native tribals
reside here in numbers.
If you are a naïve nature lover
and love visiting the unexplored islands, pristine and unspoilt beauty, the
lagoons and waterfalls,breathtaking blues of the Bay of Bengal and take back
unbridled joys, look no beyond Little Andaman – it’s indeed paradisiacal! You
can get best Andaman holiday packages
from any of the leading India Tour Operator.
Famous Beaches
Radhnagar Beach: is one of the most popular beaches on Havelock and
was named "Best Beach in Asia" by Time in 2004. It is filled with
exotic golden sands, surrounded by lush green serenity!
Corbyn’s Cove Beach: It is situated merely 8 kilometers off the
city and is duly filled with beautiful white, soft sand.
Elephant Beach: Located in the famous Havelock Island, one of the
prime attractions is elephant training and bathing in the seas!
Long Island Beach: It is situated only 82 kilometers from Port
Blair; tourists frequent this beach to watch dolphins!
Meeting The Tribals
The tribes in these islands are
gradually getting extinct, unfortunately. Hence,there are no legal permissions
to visit them; however, sometimes touring to the uninhabited islands may be
deemed fortunate, as visitors might just catch a glimpse of queer tribals!
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