Diglipur - Andaman

Located in the Andaman Islands, Diglipur is a small, dusty island town that surprises you with fascinating secrets. The city is on the southern tip of Aerial Bay, and Port Blair surrounds it in its northern suburbs. The resort's largest island city and a lesser-known tourist destination. Located in the northern part of the Andaman Islands, this small island town is the perfect vacation if you are looking for a vacation on a tranquil beach. Explore the city's azure waters and pristine beaches as it's a tropical paradise with some of the world's rarest attractions. How to get to Diglipur: 

By plane: Veer Savarkar International Airport has good connections to all major cities in India and is the closest airport to Diglipur, about 5 km from the centre of Port Blair.

By sea: One of the best ways to get to Diglipur is by ferry or seaplane. You can choose this in the nearby town of Port Blair.

By Road: Diglipur has good connections with other major cities in India by regular bus. Buses run regularly from the bus stop in the city centre. 

 

Optimal travel time for Diglipur: 

Winter and the moon after the monsoon are the most enjoyable times to visit the city. From September to February, the weather remains comfortable with average temperatures of 15 ° C to 20 ° C. 

1. Ramanagar 

Ramanagar is a small village on the island of Digripur. Well-known for its vast flora and fauna and pristine beaches, Ramnagar also has vast mangrove forests. With lush mangrove forests and vine bushes surrounding the village, Ramnagar Beach offers an unforgettable vision! There are also many adventure water activities on the beach. The waters are famous for their beautiful and sharp coral reefs. It is one of the less crowded beaches. If you're looking for a tranquil vacation, head to the village of Ramnagar and explore its tranquil beauty. 

 

2. Lamiya Bay 

Well known to the locals as Pebble Beach, Lamiya Bay will surprise you with its rugged beauty and azure waters. It is one of the most beautiful beaches in the Andaman Islands and is probably the most visited beach. The beach is adjacent to Saddle Peak, 800 meters above sea level. Take a leisurely stroll along the veiled pebble beach or hike the slopes of Saddle Peak, and enjoy all your favourite activities on the beach. The beauty of this beach is that it is rough, steep and pebbled all the time. Immerse yourself in the pristine beauty of the place and hike some of the most difficult terrains in the area. 

 

3. Alfred Cave 

The cave is fascinating in nature and trusts that Alfred Cave in Digripur will mystery you in the dark and mysterious depths. The caves are actually a cluster of nearly 42 caves that span the entire expanse of the Digripur. Trekking to the caves is considered one of the most challenging hikes on the island. The road is quite narrow and even considered dangerous. So wander through the darkness of the cave and explore the dangerous trails of the wild. 

 

4. Shamnagar 

Come to Shiamnagar, a small village in Digripur County, and see what you rarely find anywhere. Trekk through the dense forests of Shyamnagar and witness a unique scientific phenomenon called a mud volcano. Locally known as "Jal Tikry," these mud volcanoes have been active for years, and some of them have been dormant for quite some time. This particular phenomenon, one of the rarest events in the world, will surprise you with what trick Mother Nature has on her sleeves.  

 

5. Pathi Level Beach 

Excitement isn't just about beaches, but the vast open ocean, rich in coral reefs, and unparalleled beauty, the habitat of the rarest marine life. It is a problem for tourists as it is not easily accessible by road, walk or waterway and is certainly an isolated place. However, Pathi Level Beach is a paradise for those who want a little privacy from prying eyes and crowded beaches. 

 

6. Saddle Peak National Park 

You feel like you're looking for a once-in-a-lifetime sight, so saddle up to climb Andaman's pinnacle. Saddle Peak National Park in Digripur is a wonderful tourist destination and an eco-friendly paradise. Saddle Peak is a paradise for those who are fed up with the modern spirit and a dream come true for all adventure lovers and animal lovers. 

You want a once-in-a-lifetime sight, so saddle up to climb Andaman’s highest peak. Saddle Peak National Park in Digripur is a wonderful tourist destination and an eco-friendly paradise. Saddle Peak is a paradise for those who are fed up with the modern spirit and a dream come true for all adventure lovers and nature lovers. Saddle Peak 

 

Activities around National Peak: 

Hiking on the Nature Trail (easy). Enjoy the perspective from the saddle peak. A visit to Diglipur involves a lot of walking so make sure you pack a good pair of trekking shoes. This might cause a problem for those who wish to lay back for their vacation. But what fun is it, when you have such scenic abundance all over and you fail to explore it? Diglipur shouldn`t be judged because of its looks, and the beauty of the Island runs wild in all its magnanimity. A siren call for all those who crave a bit of change and adventure in their life, the Andamans offer something for everyone.

A visit to Digripur involves many walks, so pack a good pair of trekking shoes. This can be a problem for anyone who wants to get their vacation back. But there are so many scenic blessings everywhere, and what fun is it when you fail to explore? Diglipur should not be judged by its appearance, and the beauty of the island is wild with all its grace. The Andaman Islands are a siren call to those who crave diversity and adventure in life. Andaman offers something to everyone. Trade architect Rohit Agarwal is a curious traveller looking for details of where he travels, which is reflected in his writings. His work has been published on various blogs and is currently trying to highlight as many different places as travellers who share the same curiosity that he wants to visit through his work.