Andaman & Nicobar

As demonstrated by Cellular Jail, the Andaman and Nicobar Islands have a rich history that includes both British colonial control and ancient indigenous cultures. The tropical environment has high humidity, warm temperatures (20–30°C), and monsoons from May to October.

The islands are well-known for their lush woods, coral reefs, and immaculate beaches. It is located in the Bay of Bengal, this union territory of India is known for:

Beauty in Nature

1. Magnificent beaches: Neil Island Beach, Elephant Beach, and Radhanagar Beach.
2. Stunningly pure waters: Ideal for swimming, diving, and snorkeling.
3. Lush forests: Mangrove forests and tropical rainforests.

Adventure Sports

1. Scuba diving: Investigate marine creatures and coral reefs.
2. Snorkeling: Explore the undersea environment.
3. Kayak: Discover islands and mangroves.
4. Trekking: Take a hike across hills and forests.

Unique Qualities

1. Cellular Jail: A former jail that is now a museum.
2. Native American tribes, including the Jarawa and Sentinelese.
3. Water sports, such as parasailing and jet skiing.

Locations to See

1. Port Blair: The capital city featuring attractions like as Marina Park and Cellular Jail.
2. Havelock Island: Well-known for its water sports and beaches.
3. Neil Island: Snorkeling locations and gorgeous beaches.
4. Ross Island: A historic island featuring picturesque views and ruins.

How to Get There

1. Flights: From Port Blair (Veer Savarkar International Airport) to major Indian cities.
2. Ships: From Visakhapatnam, Chennai, and Kolkata.