Discover the best attractions and experiences Andaman and Nicobar Islands has to offer
Explore the archipelago’s colonial past and seaside fortresses that tell stories of traders, sailors and administrators who once shaped these islands.
A preserved colonial-era prison in Port Blair that now serves as a national memorial and museum.
Ruins of the once-bustling British administrative center, set amid lush greenery and historic ruins.
One of Asia’s oldest and largest sawmills, reflecting the island’s timber heritage.
Gain insights into the Andaman tribes, naval history and marine life through compact, informative museums across Port Blair.
Displays on the Andaman tribes, culture and traditional artifacts.
Naval history with marine life and island geology exhibits.
Serene places of worship reflecting the diverse communities living in the Andamans.
Historic Catholic cathedral and a quiet place for reflection in the city.
A small but notable temple representing the Jain community on the islands.
Protective sanctuaries and underwater landscapes offer chances to glimpse wildlife and coral ecosystems.
Marine sanctuary known for glass-bottom boat views and pristine reefs.
Remote rainforest island protecting diverse flora and fauna.
Vibrant hubs and island gateways where you can soak in local life and coastal scenery.
Capital city with markets, museums and seaside promenades.
Famous for pristine beaches, laid-back vibes and coral-viewing dives.
Quieter island known for balmy beaches and scenic sunsets.
Enjoy sun, sea and scenery with budget-friendly options around Port Blair and the islands.
Relax with sea views and a gentle breeze as day fades.
Wide, powdery sands and turquoise water ideal for a free beach day.
Walk the waterfront market lanes and soak in local life.
Evening nature walk to spot coastal birds and enjoy sunset vistas.
Indulge in fresh seafood and coconut-forward coastal flavors that define Andaman cooking.
Coconut-rich fish and prawn curries highlight island seafood.
Simple, smoky seafood with bright coastal flavors.
A local crustacean treat prepared in various styles.
Lightly spiced, crispy fish served with tangy accompaniments.
Relaxed, beachside evenings with music, drinks and sunset views in Port Blair’s coastal spots.
Casual bars and live music with sea breezes.
Casual venues with views and light evening entertainment.
Low-key nights by the water with shops and snacks.
Shows and memorials that echo the islands’ history and culture.
Evening illumination and storytelling about the prison’s past.
Occasional community stage events reflecting island culture.
Adventure and water sports popular around the main tourism hubs.
Explore vibrant reefs and underwater wildlife.
Short excursion to view colorful marine life from shallow waters.
Sunny, adrenaline-fueled rides along the coastline.
Venture beyond the main beaches to see dramatic limestone caves and rugged landscapes.
Accessible by jungle road, a spectacular natural limestone cave system.
A unique geological feature that erupts mud and gas.
Trek to the highest point in North Andaman for panoramic views.