Read Andaman & Nicobar Tourism Travel Guideline

Andaman and Nicobar Travel Guide

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Andaman & Nicobar Islands, one of India's union territories, is a stunning island in the Bay of Bengal. Scenic beaches with corals and beautiful marine life provide a stunningly beautiful scene, provides a wonderful beach vacation away from the rush and clamor of city life. In this article, you are going to read a detailed travel guide to Andaman and Nicobar. Also, don’t forget to check fares for flight booking at EaseMyTrip where you always save huge on travel bookings!

• Places to visit in Andamand and Nicobar Islands

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Chidiya Tapu

Chidiya  Tapu is one of those places that would make you feel better. This location, 25 kilometers from Port Blair, is recognized for its magnificent views and environment. This location is also known as "Sunset Point" and "Bird Island" by a select few. This is also one of the places to visit in Andaman for honeymoon couples.

Cellular prison

Cellular Jail was the first jail in the Andaman Islands. The complex was built in the shape of a seven-wing prison. Each wing has roughly 663 cells in total. The prison was known for housing famous figures such as Batukeshwar Dutt, Yogendra Shukla, and Vinayak Savarkar.

Baratang Island's Limestone Caves

Huge sedimentary rocks frame these sandstone caves. Lime Stone Caves may be visited in roughly 30 minutes by taking the Nilambur Jetty from Baratang Island and riding over a big stream. You must head to this place if you are vacationing in Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

Marine National Park of Mahatma Gandhi

This park, which is located near the Wandoor beach, has attracted visitors from all over the world. The park is surrounded by tropical forests and is surrounded by 15 islands. If you are a nature lover, you must not miss out a visit to this park.

Samudrika Marine Museum

Samudrika Marine Museum is a museum dedicated to marine life. The Indian Navy constructed it. The goal of the Samudrika Aquatic Museum was to raise awareness of marine life. The exhibition hall is divided into five sections that tell the story of the Andaman Islands.

Howrah Bridge

It is an excellent location for those who value putting their energies into nature. At Neil Islands, you can gaze at nature's wonders. Make your night memorable by going to the coastlines, which are considered to be fantastic locations.

Volcanoes of Mud

Travel to Diglipur in the Andaman Islands to marvel at the mud volcanoes that rise from the mud. A unique sight hidden amid the deep trees of North Andaman is a mud fountain of molten material.

• Packing Essentials

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Remember to include a first-aid kit as well as insect or mosquito protection. Never forget to take your medications. Keep some cash in a secure location in your luggage. Keep items like a smartphone, GPS gadget, and a toilet kit in your bag. Sunglasses, boots, a hat or cap, and sunscreen creams are also required.

Where Should You Stay in Andaman?

Many luxurious to budget-friendly beachside resorts can be found on popular tourist destinations. There are several efficient and environmentally cabins on the beach. Many traditional huts can also be found in off-the-beaten-path locales. There are hotels and lodging options in Port Blair. In Mayabunder, in the Middle Andaman, there are a few hotel options. In Andaman, you can find numerous homestays that can be easily booked at EaseMyTrip.  To save on your stay, go for hotel booking at EaseMyTrip and avail any of their hotel offers.

• When is the best time to visit Andaman?

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It is recommended that you visit the Andaman and Nicobar Islands between the months of December to February (winter season), April to June (summer season), and May to September (monsoon season) and make the best out of your vacation.

Internet and Mobile Phone

This island territory has a limited number of internet and mobile service providers. Close to the main towns and the capital, Port Blair, you may expect connectivity. You won't be able to converse via mobile devices when on the NH4 in a boat or on the road.

Foods from the Sea

It is recommended to give a try to local vendors for sea food. They make delectable prawns, shrimp, and crab dishes. Traditional Andaman cuisine is available at a reasonable price from the food vendors.

Multi-cuisine eateries in resorts, Port Blair, and the main cities of Andaman offer a wide selection of seafood. In Andaman, you may find both vegetarian and non-vegetarian hotels and restaurants.