Discover the best things to do in Andaman
Thoughtfully designed day-by-day plans to experience the soul of Andaman at your own pace.
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Thoughtfully designed day-by-day plans to experience the soul of Andaman at your own pace.
Emerald Islands of the Bay of Bengal
The Andaman and Nicobar Islands have a unique history dating back to the 18th century when they were a British penal colony. The infamous Cellular Jail in Port Blair, with its haunting solitary confinement cells, stands as a testament to this dark past. Today, the islands are a haven for beach lovers and adventure seekers. With crystal-clear waters, powdery white sand beaches, and vibrant coral reefs, Havelock Island and Neil Island are perfect spots for snorkeling, diving, and simply soaking up the sun. As you explore the islands, you'll experience a blend of Indian and British influences in the architecture, cuisine, and culture. The islands' remote location and limited accessibility have helped preserve their natural beauty and unique charm.
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Veer Savarkar International Airport (IXE) in Port Blair, flights from major Indian cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and Kolkata, 15-20 minute taxi ride to city centre.
Available at hotels and cafes in Port Blair, poor coverage in remote islands.
BSNL and Jio networks work best, dead zones in remote areas.
No direct trains, nearest railway station is in Port Blair but not connected to mainland India.
No highways, only sea routes, ferry services from mainland India and other islands, bus operators like Andaman and Nicobar Tourism.
Getting around
Hire a bicycle for ₹200-300 per day to explore the islands.
Use cash for local purchases and card for hotel payments.
Queen of Hills, a haven of tranquility
Ancient ruins amidst giant boulders
Rhinos roam free in Assam's wild heart
Serenity on the Kerala Coast
Where hills meet heaven's silence
Where forests meet spice-scented dreams
Cliffs, Sea, and Ancient Wisdom
