Port Blair

Port Blair Tour

At about 1370 kilometers east of mainland India, the Andaman Islands archipelago in the Bay of Bengal, with Myanmar to the east and north, is an idyllic landscape of translucent waters, white and sunny beaches, mangrove forests and shady coconut trees in its shadow. net, which sways gently in the wind. Part of the territory of the Union of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, the Andaman Islands are populated by the Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Myanmar and Nicobarese peoples, although they are home to the indigenous Jarawa and Sentinel tribes. Of the 572 islands, including the Coco Islands, controlled by Myanmar in the north, only a few can be accessed by tourists, the rest are off limits to protect the right to privacy of sentinels who, even today, are suspicious of contact with the outside world . For its turquoise waters, sugary sands and sunny beaches, Havelock is a magnet for ardent divers and tourists. The perfect setting and history of Port Blair, home to the Cellular Jail outside the British Ross and Viper Islands. It will be the perfect starting point for your stay Port blair Tour.

An Andaman Tour Package is incomplete if you do not include the places below.

Port Blair

Before you start to list the places to visit in Andaman, you need to do a full summary of the capital to get an idea of the cultural heritage of the land and its dark history. Discover the wealth of museums in Port Blair, the Japanese bunkers of World War II, the island’s highest peak, its exotic marine life, a marine park and opportunities for water sports.

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Explore history:

A gateway to the Andaman Islands, a short stay in Port Blair will familiarize you with the island’s colonial history, among other things. Start at the infamous Cellular Chain National Memorial, a former British prison that held political prisoners, which today is a sanctuary that personifies the sacrifice of freedom fighters who shared books, exchanged ideas and struggled within the dark walls of the Kaala Pani. The Port Blair Anthropological Museum should be your next stop, if you want to get a perspective on the indigenous tribes that made the island home. Jarawa’s Chest guard, including some sentinel relics, will be of particular interest.

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Watch a breathtaking sunset:

Port Blair’s main beach, a little busy, Corbyn Cove Beach is perfect for embracing a sky painted in all kinds of reds and oranges at sunset. Munda Pahad beach, in Chidiya Tapu is less busy, making it a better place to enjoy the sunset.

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Glass bottom boat trips:

Semi-submarine and glass bottom boat tours have been introduced in the last decade, where you can see the island’s marine life while sailing through the translucent waters.

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Buy souvenirs:

In the Andaman Islands, there is nowhere but Port Blair to buy some exclusive soveniers from the pretty little shops that line the main road in most areas.  Go thru the collection of bamboo trinkets, seashell jewelry and a whole range of tapestries and table decorations. The state craft store, Sagarika is where you can but everything under the roof.

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Enjoy the delights of the deep sea:

Although seafood is part of the daily diet, there are some restaurants in Port Blair that do a good job of them. The New Lighthouse Restaurant, for example, has a lively outdoor setting and is known for its lobster, crab and snapper dishes. From grilled starters to more textured hammocks, you’re sure to indulge your craving for fresh seafood here. For a tandoori, enjoy the news of the day, nowhere better than the Lighthouse Residency, which offers healthy seafood dishes without burning a hole in your pocket.

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