Andaman’s
- A Beautiful Bouquet of Islands
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| They might seem small spots of emerald earth in the great blue Bay of Bengal, but the richness of ecology and beauty that saturates the Andaman and Nicobar Islands belies their girth. Their deceptively compact terrain shelter no less than five aboriginal tribal communities, as well as magnificent heritages. |  |
A Nature
Lover's Paradise
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| Much of the isles of Andamans is still virgin through which gaudy feathered birds and monkeys swing; bordering marvelous beaches are azure waters guarded by coral reefs, through which jewel-bright fish dart and glide. the pristine sandy strips themselves are turtle hatching grounds and a playground of many a rare species of amphibians. |  |
A Gush of
Adrenaline at Andamans
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| An adventure sports lover will rarely find time to stay relaxed in the emerald Andamans. The long stretch of pleasure surely provides its tourists with unlimited water-sporting opportunities of snorkelling, kayaking, para-sailing, wind surfing and even that of a simple catamaran ride. | |
| Annals of Independence | |
| Ross Island, the ancient capital of British Colonization, now stands as a mute testimony to the events that brought Independence to India. You can visit numerous museums and architectural houses that still hold forlorn memorabilia close to their heart. | |
| For A Rich Tribal Heritage | |
| Go for a packaged tour by the Tourism Department and experience a completely different lifestyle prevalent in the darker regions of Nicobar. You can even find a native settlement that consists of hamlets on stilts, with entry to the floor via a wooden ladder. | |
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