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Why Go to Andaman

Andaman isn’t just a bunch of islands scattered across the sea, it’s an emotion. A world away from the hustle, here the sun rises early, the water is clear as glass, and the air smells of salt, coconut, and quiet.

Here, time slows down. You sit under a thatched roof, sip a tender coconut, and watch the waves come and go like they’ve been doing for centuries. Whether you’re walking barefoot on soft white sand or diving into turquoise waters, the Andamans welcome you like an old friend you never knew you were missing.

Must-Visit Places​

Radhanagar Beach

Radhanagar Beach is often listed among the top 10 beaches in Asia, and for good reason. This long, crescent-shaped stretch of powdery white sand is flanked by lush tropical forest on one side and the crystal-clear blue sea on the other. It’s perfect for swimming, relaxing, sunset photography, or just taking a long walk.

Elephant Beach

Elephant Beach is famous for its vibrant coral reefs, shallow waters, and range of water sports. You can snorkel just a few meters off the shore and witness colorful fish, anemones, and corals. Popular activities include scuba diving, jet skiing, banana boat rides, sea walking, and more.

Kala Pathar Beach

A peaceful, less crowded alternative to the busy beaches. Kala Pathar Beach is known for its dramatic black rocks (hence the name “Kala Pathar”) contrasting with golden sand and aqua-blue waters. It’s a perfect place for watching sunrises, picnicking, or enjoying solitude with nature.

Endemic Species

This area is a paradise for nature lovers, bird watchers, and anyone looking to explore dense, untouched forests. The park is home to several endemic species like the Andaman wild pig, Andaman wood pigeon, and a variety of butterflies.

Giant Robber Crabs

The northern part of the Andaman Islands, especially around Diglipur, is home to the Giant Robber Crab, also known as the coconut crab. These are the largest land-living arthropods and can crack open coconuts with their powerful claws.

Lush Rainforest

The Andaman Islands are home to some of the oldest and most biodiverse tropical rainforests in India. Covering over 80% of the land area, these dense jungles are green, vibrant, and alive with rare flora and fauna, many of which are endemic, meaning they’re found nowhere else on Earth.

Cellular Jail National Memorial

Historical Importance

The Cellular Jail, also known as Kala Pani, is a colonial-era prison built by the British in 1906. It was used to exile and imprison Indian freedom fighters, revolutionaries, and political dissidents who resisted British rule. The jail is a symbol of the brutal oppression of the independence movement and the immense sacrifices made by the nation’s heroes.

Some of the most notable freedom fighters who were imprisoned here include:

  • Veer Savarkar

  • Batukeshwar Dutt

  • Barindra Ghosh

  • Fazl-e-Haq Khairabadi

Cellular Jail National Memorial (Kala Pani)

Hidden Gems

Chatham Saw Mill
One of the oldest and largest sawmills in Asia, the Chatham Saw Mill was established in 1883 by the British. It played a key role in processing timber from the thick forests of the Andaman Islands.
Zonal Anthropological Museum
A fascinating museum dedicated to the indigenous tribes of the Andaman & Nicobar Islands, such as the Jarawas, Sentinelese, Onge, and Nicobarese.
Samudrika Naval Marine Museum
Operated by the Indian Navy, this museum focuses on the marine biodiversity and geological history of the Andaman Islands.
Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park (Wandoor)
Located about 25 km from Port Blair, this marine park covers 281 sq km of reef, islands, and mangroves, and is a haven for nature lovers.
Mangrove Forest
The Andaman Islands host some of India’s most dense and untouched mangrove forests.
Bharatpur Beach – Neil Island
Tirthan Valley, located in the Kullu district, is a hidden gem renowned for its pristine beauty and adventure activities.
Laxmanpur Beach
Laxmanpur Beach is known for its peaceful vibe, white shell-sand, and stunning sunset views.

Best Time to Visit

  • The weather is pleasant, not too hot or rainy.

  • The sea is calm, perfect for swimming, scuba diving, and boat rides.

  • Great time for beaches, snorkeling, island hopping, and sightseeing.

❌ Avoid: June to September (Monsoon Season)

  • It rains a lot, and the sea can be rough.

  • Many water sports and boat trips are cancelled.

  • You can still visit, but it’s less fun and less safe for outdoor activities.

🌟 Best Months:

  • November to April – The best weather and great for all activities.

  • December to February – Cool and perfect for holidays.

  • March to May – A bit warmer but still good for water activities.

Best Local Foods

mix of Indian coastal flavors, with influences from Bengali, Tamil, and tribal cuisines, along with lots of seafood and tropical produce.

Seafood Thali
A complete platter with fish curry, fried fish, prawns, rice, dal, and sometimes coconut chutney – varies by region but always flavorful and satisfying.
Coconut Prawn Curry
A creamy and mildly spiced curry made with prawns simmered in coconut milk, often served with rice. Fragrant and delicious.
Tandoori Lobster or Fish
Freshly caught lobster or reef fish marinated with spices and grilled in tandoor-style – best enjoyed beachside.
Andaman Chicken Curry
A homestyle chicken curry made with ground spices and local herbs – often served in island guesthouses.
Banana Leaf South Indian Meals
A traditional meal with rice, sambar, vegetables, pickles, and papad served on a banana leaf – a cultural experience in itself.
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