Havelock - Andaman
The most popular island for tourists, Havelock Island (new official name: Swarajdweep) is located about 70km north of the capital Port Blair. Swarajd Weep (Havelock Island) has white sands, blue wa
ReadThe most popular island for tourists, Havelock Island (new official name: Swarajdweep) is located about 70km north of the capital Port Blair. Swarajd Weep (Havelock Island) has white sands, blue wa
ReadBarren Island is located in the Andaman Sea, about 138 km (86 miles) northeast of Port Blair, the territorial capital. It is the only active volcano along the chain from Sumatra to Myanmar and is a
ReadAndaman and Nicobar Islands have long been famous among travellers for its beautiful beaches, underwater wonders, and remote, primitive locations, and is still an ideal place to escape everything.
Read1. Radanagar Beach With turquoise waters and powder white sands, Andaman's Radanagar Beach has been repeatedly listed by Time magazine as one of the best beaches in A
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