Places to visit in Andaman

1. Cellular Jail National Memorial 

There is no doubt about the beauty and tranquility of Andaman, which attracts thousands of tourists from all over the world each year. However, it is also true that before it became a famous tourist destination, it was known for its infamous "cell prison", commonly known as "Karapani". Located in Port Blair, the capital of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, this prison was built by the British during colonial rule in India and helped detain the most terrifying criminals along with political prisoners who spoke against British rule. rice field. Prominent freedom fighters such as Batukeshwar Dutt, Yogendra Shukla and Vinayak Damodar Savarkar are some of the famous revolutionaries held in this prison and are one of the best places to visit in Port Blair. 

 

2. Radhanagar Beach 

Located on Havelock Island, this beach is ranked as the 8th most beautiful beach in the world and is one of the most visited spots in Andaman. Surrounded by blue waters and lush tropical forests, Radhanagar Beach is a great spot for nature lovers and adventurous enthusiasts. Clear skies, calm waters, and extremely rich and well-preserved marine life and coral reefs make this place one of the best places on the Andaman for activities such as snorkeling, swimming, diving, boating and parasailing. It is the most popular place. 

 

3. Mount Harriet and Maduban 

Andaman's Mount Harriet and Maduban are not only the most beautiful beach destinations, but also offer a breathtaking and unforgettable trekking experience. Nature lovers, adventurers and trekking enthusiasts can see the rarest and most exotic plants, trees, animals, birds and landscapes on this 16km trek. The beauty of Mount Harriet National Park peaks between March and October and is also the perfect time to find orchids, red water lilies, Andaman short-toe eagle, Andaman pigeons, Narcondam Hornville and more. Its fascinating beauty and variety of offers for people of all ages make it one of the best attractions in Andaman and Nikobal. 

 

4. Rajiv Gandhi Water Sports Complex 

A trip to a beach with clear blue waters is always imperfect without being submerged in water. Also known as the Andaman Waters ports Complex, the Radib Gandhi Waters ports Complex offers a variety of waters ports such as banana boats, jet skis, speedboats, parasailing, rowboats, snorkelling and sea trekking. , Scuba diving, etc. Whether you are young or old, experienced or beginner, our experienced and friendly instructors will ensure you enjoy all your rides with the utmost safety and care. The Rajiv Gandhi Sports Complex is a great place for adventurous activities and is arguably one of Andaman and Nicobar's best attractions.

 

5. North Bay Beach 

North Bay Beach is a paradise for divers, swimmers and anyone who wants to see India's most beautiful coral reefs and marine life. It is one of the best places for diving, snorkelling and trekking in the ocean at Andaman. Given the number of people involved in such adventurous activities, there are many professional clubs offering different activity packages. If you like exploring the underwater world while it's dry, there are plenty of glass-bottomed boat tours that give you a glimpse into the amazing underwater world.

 

6. Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park 

Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park was established in 1983 to protect the underwater world and protect the aquatic ecosystem. It covers an area of ​​280 km². The 17-island park is made up of mangrove streams, rainforests, breeding grounds and coral reefs, and is home to more than 50 rare and colorful fish species. The best time to visit this park is from November to February and is not available to tourists during the monsoon. Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park offers a wide variety of landscapes, flora and fauna and is definitely a must-see for Andaman tourists.

 

7. Diglipur 

Diglipur, the largest city on North Andaman Island, also has Saddle Peak, the highest peak in the Andaman Islands. This ecological paradise is renowned for its turtle nesting grounds, crocodile sanctuaries, exotic marine life, and Alfred Cave, a network of caves throughout the city. With Andaman's most beautiful beaches, mud volcanoes and Saddle Peak National Park, Digripur is one of the best spots in Port Blair and one of Andaman's most visited tourist attractions. 

 

8. Chidiya Tapu 

As the name implies, Chidiya Tapu is a bird island and a paradise for bird and nature lovers. The lush mangroves and equatorial forests are ideal habitats for hundreds of exotic birds and are one of the best places to visit in Port Blair. If you are a true bird lover, you should visit this place in the summer. The sky is very clear and you can easily see birds such as parakeets, white-tailed eagles and emerald pigeons. In addition to bird watching, you can also enjoy activities such as trekking, snorkelling, diving and pearl harvesting. Bird watching and all the other exciting activities will surprise you all day long, but it's definitely a sunset from the sunset point that steals the show and awes you for a long time. 

 

9. Ross Island 

1 In the early 900s, Ross Island was the headquarters of the British Government and was called "East Paris" by them. But this architectural wonder was destroyed by the 1941 earthquake. Everything that remained after the earthquake was destroyed during the Japanese invasion. If history, war and traditional architecture excite you, Ross Island is definitely a place to visit in Andaman. Ruined buildings, shops, water treatment plants, swimming pools, tennis courts, print shops and hospitals are sure to remind you of the tragic history of the past.

 

10. Neill Island 

Neill Island is known for its tranquillity, tranquillity, unexplored coral reefs and remote beaches compared to Ross Island and Havelock Island. Neill Island is not a tourist destination, but it is a great place to spend a romantic and intimate vacation. In addition to the three scenic beaches of Bharatpur, Thetapur and Lakshmanpur, it is also known for its rice and food cultivation. His devotion to agriculture has made Neill Island a major supplier of vegetables to most parts of the Andaman Islands. So if you love to escape the crowds and want to spend a peaceful and quiet time, Neill Island will definitely offer you a lifelong and unforgettable experience.

 

11. Baratang Island 

Baratang Island, a hidden gem in the heart of the Andaman Islands, is an unexplored paradise for hikers who love to explore quirky, unique and less touristy spots. Its dense mangrove forests, mud volcanoes, limestone caves, exotic birds and animals, scenic landscapes, and most importantly its ethnic inhabitants, the Jarawas, are dream destinations for eccentric travellers. Therefore, if you are looking for a vacation experience, knowledge and adventure in Andaman, put Baratang Island at the top of the list of places to visit in Andaman. 

 

12. Vijaynagar Beach 

Apart from the hustle and bustle of the crowd, Vijaynagar Beach is for those who like to spend time in absolute tranquillity and experience complete peace of mind. With its extremely calm waters, pristine white sands, mahua and palm trees, this beach is perfect for shallow swimming, sunbathing, or relaxing in the shade for reading. Vijanaga Beach is also very famous among professional and passionate photographers. The perfect sunrise spectacle, where the sun’s rays spread over the ocean, creating the effect of sparkling water and spreading endless shades in the sky where birds are flying, is a dream for all photographers.