BY: TOURLD | NOVEMBER 29, 2024
The Historical Paradise Located just 2 kilometers from Port Blair, Ross Island offers a fascinating glimpse into colonial history.
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Underwater Wonder Famous for its coral reefs, North Bay Island lies 20 minutes by boat from Port Blair. Visitors can experience glass-bottom boat rides and scuba diving among 40+ species of vibrant coral.
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Active Volcano Adventure Home to India's only active volcano, Barren Island sits 135 kilometers northeast of Port Blair. The volcano last erupted in 2017, creating spectacular lava formations.
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Pristine Marine Life Part of the Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park, this island showcases pristine coral reefs and exotic marine life.
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Limestone Cave Explorer Famous for its limestone caves and mud volcanoes, Baratang lies 100 kilometers from Port Blair.
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Heritage Site Just 20 minutes by ferry from Port Blair, Viper Island houses the ruins of a British-era jail. The island got its name from the vessel "HMS Viper" and offers panoramic views of the harbor.
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Bird Watcher's Paradise Located near Baratang, this island hosts thousands of parrots returning to roost at sunset. The spectacle typically occurs between 5:00 PM and 6:00 PM.
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Hidden Gem Shaped like a guitar, this lesser-known island offers excellent snorkeling opportunities. Located 45 minutes from Port Blair, it features pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters with visibility up to 40 feet.
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Nature's Haven Covering 137 square kilometers, Rutland Island offers pristine beaches and dense forests. The island hosts diverse wildlife and remains relatively untouched by tourism.
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Industrial Heritage Home to Asia's oldest saw mill, established in 1883, Chatham Island connects to Port Blair by a 100-meter bridge.
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