Serene Beauty of Andaman

Andaman is a wonder of nature. This archipelago provides a lot of attractions for tourists and backpackers alike. Andaman has some of the best beaches in the world, untouched natural trails and beautiful sunsets. The place also has a memorable history, and all these reasons were enough for you to plan an Andaman trip.This Andaman Blog gives you an insight to all the rightful knowledge about tourist place and culture of Andaman & Nicobar Islands. Plan a memorable trip to Andaman & Nicobar, the paradise that you need to explore. Here is the complete list of places you must visit during your tour – Cellular Jail – Port Blair’s Cellular Jail was made by Britishers in response to Indian freedom fighters against their rule. It was built to house political prisoners, ensuring the freedom fighters were locked far away, out of all reachand also called Kalapani. Today, three of the uninviting wings remain and the Cellular Jail is now a national memorial to India’s fight for independence. Do not miss the light and sound show in the evening that shows the story of the India freedom fighters and how India got independence from Britishers. Chidiya Tapu – It is around 30 km from Port Blair and the place is famous for its sunset and bird watching. You can make a day trip from Port Blair to Chidiya Tapu.Wandoor Beach and Jolly Buoy Island- These 2 places can also be covered on a day trip from Port Blair. This place is famous for its crystal-clear water and underwater coral reefs.North Bay Island – North Bay Island is known for water sports Activities. You can do scuba diving, snorkeling, jet ski, sea walk and speed boat ride here. Radhanagar Beach – Radhanagar Beach of Havelock Island is the most popular beach of Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Exotic palm trees lining the white sandy beach, extending into a beautiful seascape urges us to spend the whole day at the beach.Kalapathar Beach – Kalapathar Beach is a long stretch of white silky sand with black rocks beside the turquoise blue sea. It is situated on one corner of Havelock island. Ross and Smith Island – Ross & Smith islands are actually two islands – Ross & Smith joined together by a sand bar to make a single group of islands. The water is crystal clear, and the sand bar appears during low tide and at the time of the high tide, the sand bar disappears leaving a trail of water between the two islands. Lush green forests and waves brushing up against the sandbar are quite a breathtaking sight for anyone.