Anthropological Museum is maintained and managed by ASI, Anthropological Survey of India, and is located at Port Blair, the capital of Andaman. It is an exquisite small museum showcasing wide collection of tools and weapons used by Anadamanese tribes. This also encloses many photographs of different...
More
Cellular Jail, presently a revered shrine dedicated to great Indian freedom fighters who sacrificed their lives for the Independence of our Nation, is situated at Aberdeen near Port Blair in Andaman Islands. The Cellular Jail meant to imprison the freedom fighters of India was built in 14 years begi...
More
Chatham Saw Mill, owned by Forest department, is credited as one of the biggest and oldest saw mills all through Asia and is located at the north tip of Andaman. A bridge connects this saw mill to Port Blair. The mill, dating back to 1836, is a big store house for different varieties of wood includi...
More
Forest Museum in Andaman is situated at Haddo and is run by the Forest Department of Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The museum very typical in its contents displays the artifacts made out of timber including peauma, oak, gurjan, paduak and satin wood. The Museum helps the visitor to get some insight i...
More
Samudrika Marine Museum, run by the Indian Navy, is located at Delanipur in Andaman. This museum is aimed at generating awareness among the visitor about the environment in the ocean and the marine life. The Samudrika Marine Museum has five sections dealing with history of Andaman Islands, Geographi...
More
Barren, the only active volcano in South Asia, is a small island in eastern location of Andaman group of islands in Indian territory. This island lies 300 m above the sea level and the volcano in this place erupted last in 2006. The first volcano eruption was reported in 1787. A deep void land, the ...
More
Corbyn's Cove is a serene and unspoiled soft sandy beach in Andaman near to Port Blair. This beach is set in picturesque backgrounds of lush green coconut palms and pleasant sea. There is a pristine tourism Complex, which offers all kinds of facilities for an enthusiastic traveler.
This is an i...
More
Situated at a distance of 20 km from Rangat Bazaar/jetty, Cutbert Bay Beach is nesting ground for turtles. One can get a glimpse of turtles nesting here during the months of December to February. Located close to the beach is the Hawksbill Nest, guest house of the Directorate of Tourism, which is we...
More
Elephant beach is one of the unique beaches located in Havelock Island. The coral in this beach is simply the best on the island, making it a magnificent spot to enjoy snorkeling.
It is easily accessible by walking from Beach no 7, also known as Radha Nagar Beach or by fishing boat from the eastern...
More
Limestone caves in Nayadera of Baratang Island are one of the major attractions of the region. A great natural wonder that draws many visitors to Baratang. The beauty of these caves is unimaginable. The stalactites and stalagmites which have withstood the natural process of erosion over time form di...
More
Little Andaman Island is one of the biggest island in Andaman. It is famed with a pristine beach at the location named Butler Bay and is credited with a stunning waterfall, Panchavati. There are several attractive and secluded scenic beaches in this Island. This is the main vegetable producing Islan...
More
A breathtaking Island with breathtakingly beautiful sandy beaches, coconut plantations and evergreen forests - Long Island in Andaman is a very popular attraction for the nature loving tourists. The island can be approached by the fisherman’s vessel hired from Phoenix Bay Jetty.
Lalaji Bay an...
More
Marina Park and Aquarium is a prime attraction in Andaman and Nicobar Islands. It is located in the unspoiled seashore close proximity to Water Sports Complex. The local inhabitants and the visiting tourists use this park for spending their valuable evenings by enjoying the nature’s gifts of prist...
More
Mount Harriet, stationed at 55 km by road and 15 km by ferry from Port Blair is the highest peak (365 m high) in South Andaman. Its natural charm and beauty attracts a lot of visitors. From the top of the peak, one can get a magnificent view of the Port Blair city, the Ross Island and the Havelock I...
More
A marvelous Island with plenty of marine life, Neil Island in Andaman is an ideal location for eco-tourism. Neil Island is triangularly shaped with lust green surroundings of paddy fields, banana plantations and tropical trees. Many natural beaches and attraction like Howra Bridge, a natural bridge ...
More
Located in Port Blair, the beach around Coral Island is well known for water corals. The island with pristine sand beaches, edged by natural beauty is perfect for sea loving human and nature lovers. The coral reefs are beautifully adored by nature drawing many visitors.
The island is accessible fro...
More
This small island located near Baratang is an ideal spot for bird lovers and nature enthusiasts. Basically, a natural habitat for parrots, visitors can get a glimpse of thousands of parrots returning home during sunset, which is truly mesmerizing. The view of the sunset here is spectacular. A must s...
More
Radha Nagar Beach, located around 3 km from Havelock Island is one of the most popular attractions of the Island and is reachable through roadway. Earned “Best Beach in Asia” in 2004, this beach is also referred to as Beach no. 7. The beach is extremely gorgeous with its brilliant, pristine and ...
More
Ross Island, which is accessible from Rajiv Gandhi Water Sports Complex jetty through a boat ride, is situated at the entry region of Port Blair harbor. Ross Islands, once the administrative head quarters of British Colonial Rulers, still bears the ruins of a Church and cemetery. It was during the B...
More
Smith Island, one of the twin islands in Andaman, is connected to Ross Islands by an imposing sand bar. The Island is a perfect location for Island Camping, attracted due to its clean and unspoiled seashore and its marvelous sight seeing facilities. The lush green coconut palms standing tall in rows...
More
Viper Island, named after the ship wreck event of a British trading ship named "Viper" in 19th century, is located near Port Blair. The ruins of an olden discarded jail, built by British in 1867, with yellow colored bricks and the gallows are seen in this Island. The Island was considered as the pla...
More
Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park, also known as Wandoor Marine National Park, is a popular tourist attraction in Andaman. This is a fantastic National Park for Marine life in Andaman and is unique all over the world. The pristine beauty Jolly Buoy Island is a part of this National Park.
The ...
More
This island is located inside the Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park and flaunts of having almost white sand beach with canopies and dense bushes. A mixture of both shallow and deep waters, the island is perfect for snorkeling and scuba diving. Rich in colorful and beautiful fauna, the underwater m...
More
Andaman offers the exquisite location for holiday vacations in the lap of nature. Island camping is a popular way for enjoying the sandy beaches and the clear sky. The pristine beauty of the Mother Nature blended with the cool breezy sea winds will make your stay in Andaman Islands a memorable one. ...
More
Exciting experience of Scuba diving is a major attraction in the island of Andaman. One can see fascinating marine life, amazing corals and remains of sunken ships. One can explore the wonders of scuba diving and can get the rare experience mixed with adventure and enjoyment.
Some of the major s...
More
To experience the underwater marine life, one can indulge snorkeling during the trip to Havelock Island. Elephanta beach, Inglis Island, Buffalo Island and South Button are some sites where one can enjoy Snorkeling during their visit to Havelock Island. Easily accessible from Havelock Island, Elepha...
More
Andaman Water Sports Complex is a renowned sports complex in India and is a unique sports complex offering many adventurous water sports activities. It is located close to the Cellular Jail in the north-west Port Blair.
This sports complex offers all kinds of water sports facilities for comfor...
More
Located at the centre of Port Blair, Gandhi Park is one of the major tourist spots in Andaman & Nicobar Islands. An integration of natural brilliance, artificial creations and historical monuments, the park draws many tourists from around the globe.
Recently, a children’s park has also been cr...
More
Located at a distance of about 4 km from Baratang jetty, Mud Volcano is a main attraction for tourists visiting Baratang Island. The local called this mud volcano “jalki” and is truly a wonder of nature. Quite a rare attraction found in few places, one should miss to see it. The spot is easily r...
More
A must see place while visiting Andaman & Nicobar Islands is the Science Centre. Located at Goodwill Estate, Corbyn’s Cove Road in Port Blair, this science centre reveals the science behind the functioning of Oceans, the maturation of Corals and behavior of fish with the climatic changes. The Cent...
More
This sandy beach is located 8 km from Rangat on the way to Cutbert Bay. An ideal spot to swim, sun bath and relax, the beach is the longest one on the Rangat Island of Andaman. Besides, one can enjoy a good snorkeling at this beach....
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On the eastern side of Baratang Island, about 9 km from Nilambur is the beautiful empty beach of Baludera. This unpolluted shallow and isolated beach is perfect for swimming. During low tide one can even splash through a kilometer. With its eco-friendly and tree top huts, visitors can have a great t...
More
About 20 km on the way to Mayabunder is the Betapur beach. The beach can be easily accessed by bus and is the closest nice beach in Rangat which should not be missed during your visit to Rangat of Andaman Island....
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Sited at the southernmost tip of the Andaman Island, this tiny fishing village is 25 km away from Port Blair City. With its green mangroves and peaceful forest, the place is well known for its rich collections of birds, white spotted deer and seasonal orchids. Besides, a perfect place of nature love...
More
Situated around 36 km from Port Blair is the beautiful sandy beach of Collinpur. With smooth sands, edged with thick vegetation and swallow water, the beach is ideal for swimming, sun basking and getting beautiful sight of sunset.
It is a suitable spot for those who find pleasure in retreat and na...
More
A part of great Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Indira point simply represents the southernmost point of land in India’s territory. Named in honour of Indira Gandhi, this point was earlier known by different names such as Pygmalion Point, Parsons Point, and for a short period of time, India Point. Th...
More
Lying on one corner of Havelock Island, Kalapathar Beach is a worth visiting beach on the Island. This serene beach gets its name from the surrounding village, known as Kalapathar village and the black rocks embellishing the coastline. Unexplored and untouched, the beach is a great place to relax. A...
More
Kalipur beach is sited at a distance of around 18 km from Diglipur. An ideal turtle nesting ground, the beach is the home of four species of Sea turtles including Olive Ridley, Leather Back, Hawks Bill and Green turtles. Offering a combination of sand & rock shores along with fishing village nearby,...
More
Located on the way to Cutbert Bay Beach, this waterfall is one of the attractions of Rangat. One should not miss this beautiful, gentle waterfall during their visit to Rangat in Andaman. Amkunj beach is a close by attraction that can be visited too....
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Sited on the northern side of Diglipur, this beach offers magnificent views of serene environment. Edged by palm trees, coconut trees and other coastal shrubs, the beach is popular for its widely scattered grains of sand, offering visitors to enjoy some quality time.
The beach can be accessed by r...
More
Treasure of nature, Baratang Island also has a beautiful beach, the Roglachang beach. An ideal spot for those seeking peace and one can enjoy a long walk in the sandy shore. Enjoy the spectacular view of the sunset.
...
More
On the way to Wandoor, about 15 km away from Port Blair city lays the Sippighat Farm. Covering a vast area of around 80 acres, the farm is responsible for conducting research and development programs on different types of species such as cloves, cloves, cinnamon, pepper and nutmeg. A wide variety of...
More
Situated around 4.5 km from Havelock Island is the beautiful Vijay Nagar beach. It is an ideal place where one can relax and enjoy a long walk along the sea shore. It’s nice and calm water makes it suitable to enjoy swimming. ...
More
Government of India reserved some of the regions of Andaman Islands for the tribes Jarwa in Andaman. This Jarwa reserve is part of the dense forests in two islands of Andaman. Jarwa, the first inhabitants of the Islands, is one of the four aborigines of Andaman Islands. The population of Jarwa has d...
More
Mini Zoo, as the name suggests, is a small zoo situated at Haddo in Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The Zoo is famed to popularity mainly due to its Crocodile breeding program. The breeded crocodiles can be spotted in the wild waters surrounded by dense green forests.
The Zoo is credited with abou...
More
Situated 5 km from Diglipur, this national park is situated in the Saddle Peak area, which is at an altitude of about 2400 ft. The park houses variety of wildlife including Andaman wild pig, water monitor lizards, whales, saltwater crocodile, dolphins and Andaman imperial pigeon. The vegetation here...
More
Andaman offers many exciting water sports for adventurous travellers and kayaking is one of them. Kayaking is also another way to explore the beautiful Andaman. One can simply hire a kayak and paddle at the close proximity of Havelock jetty or even at Radhanagar beach, which is also known as Beach n...
More
Situated in Port Blair, Sagarika Government Emporium is where one can get all the island crafts including fine wood cravings, shell accessories, cane and bamboo furniture. One of the interesting stuffs available in this emporium is the coconut lampshades. Besides, local items made of wood such as tr...
More
Anthropological Museum is maintained and managed by ASI, Anthropological Survey of India, and is located at Port Blair, the capital of Andaman. It is an exquisite small museum showcasing wide collection of tools and weapons used by Anadamanese tribes. This also encloses many photographs of different...
More
Cellular Jail, presently a revered shrine dedicated to great Indian freedom fighters who sacrificed their lives for the Independence of our Nation, is situated at Aberdeen near Port Blair in Andaman Islands. The Cellular Jail meant to imprison the freedom fighters of India was built in 14 years begi...
More
Chatham Saw Mill, owned by Forest department, is credited as one of the biggest and oldest saw mills all through Asia and is located at the north tip of Andaman. A bridge connects this saw mill to Port Blair. The mill, dating back to 1836, is a big store house for different varieties of wood includi...
More
Forest Museum in Andaman is situated at Haddo and is run by the Forest Department of Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The museum very typical in its contents displays the artifacts made out of timber including peauma, oak, gurjan, paduak and satin wood. The Museum helps the visitor to get some insight i...
More
Samudrika Marine Museum, run by the Indian Navy, is located at Delanipur in Andaman. This museum is aimed at generating awareness among the visitor about the environment in the ocean and the marine life. The Samudrika Marine Museum has five sections dealing with history of Andaman Islands, Geographi...
More
This sandy beach is located 8 km from Rangat on the way to Cutbert Bay. An ideal spot to swim, sun bath and relax, the beach is the longest one on the Rangat Island of Andaman. Besides, one can enjoy a good snorkeling at this beach....
More
On the eastern side of Baratang Island, about 9 km from Nilambur is the beautiful empty beach of Baludera. This unpolluted shallow and isolated beach is perfect for swimming. During low tide one can even splash through a kilometer. With its eco-friendly and tree top huts, visitors can have a great t...
More
Barren, the only active volcano in South Asia, is a small island in eastern location of Andaman group of islands in Indian territory. This island lies 300 m above the sea level and the volcano in this place erupted last in 2006. The first volcano eruption was reported in 1787. A deep void land, the ...
More
About 20 km on the way to Mayabunder is the Betapur beach. The beach can be easily accessed by bus and is the closest nice beach in Rangat which should not be missed during your visit to Rangat of Andaman Island....
More
Sited at the southernmost tip of the Andaman Island, this tiny fishing village is 25 km away from Port Blair City. With its green mangroves and peaceful forest, the place is well known for its rich collections of birds, white spotted deer and seasonal orchids. Besides, a perfect place of nature love...
More
Situated around 36 km from Port Blair is the beautiful sandy beach of Collinpur. With smooth sands, edged with thick vegetation and swallow water, the beach is ideal for swimming, sun basking and getting beautiful sight of sunset.
It is a suitable spot for those who find pleasure in retreat and na...
More
Corbyn's Cove is a serene and unspoiled soft sandy beach in Andaman near to Port Blair. This beach is set in picturesque backgrounds of lush green coconut palms and pleasant sea. There is a pristine tourism Complex, which offers all kinds of facilities for an enthusiastic traveler.
This is an i...
More
Situated at a distance of 20 km from Rangat Bazaar/jetty, Cutbert Bay Beach is nesting ground for turtles. One can get a glimpse of turtles nesting here during the months of December to February. Located close to the beach is the Hawksbill Nest, guest house of the Directorate of Tourism, which is we...
More
Elephant beach is one of the unique beaches located in Havelock Island. The coral in this beach is simply the best on the island, making it a magnificent spot to enjoy snorkeling.
It is easily accessible by walking from Beach no 7, also known as Radha Nagar Beach or by fishing boat from the eastern...
More
A part of great Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Indira point simply represents the southernmost point of land in India’s territory. Named in honour of Indira Gandhi, this point was earlier known by different names such as Pygmalion Point, Parsons Point, and for a short period of time, India Point. Th...
More
Lying on one corner of Havelock Island, Kalapathar Beach is a worth visiting beach on the Island. This serene beach gets its name from the surrounding village, known as Kalapathar village and the black rocks embellishing the coastline. Unexplored and untouched, the beach is a great place to relax. A...
More
Kalipur beach is sited at a distance of around 18 km from Diglipur. An ideal turtle nesting ground, the beach is the home of four species of Sea turtles including Olive Ridley, Leather Back, Hawks Bill and Green turtles. Offering a combination of sand & rock shores along with fishing village nearby,...
More
Limestone caves in Nayadera of Baratang Island are one of the major attractions of the region. A great natural wonder that draws many visitors to Baratang. The beauty of these caves is unimaginable. The stalactites and stalagmites which have withstood the natural process of erosion over time form di...
More
Little Andaman Island is one of the biggest island in Andaman. It is famed with a pristine beach at the location named Butler Bay and is credited with a stunning waterfall, Panchavati. There are several attractive and secluded scenic beaches in this Island. This is the main vegetable producing Islan...
More
A breathtaking Island with breathtakingly beautiful sandy beaches, coconut plantations and evergreen forests - Long Island in Andaman is a very popular attraction for the nature loving tourists. The island can be approached by the fisherman’s vessel hired from Phoenix Bay Jetty.
Lalaji Bay an...
More
Marina Park and Aquarium is a prime attraction in Andaman and Nicobar Islands. It is located in the unspoiled seashore close proximity to Water Sports Complex. The local inhabitants and the visiting tourists use this park for spending their valuable evenings by enjoying the nature’s gifts of prist...
More
Mount Harriet, stationed at 55 km by road and 15 km by ferry from Port Blair is the highest peak (365 m high) in South Andaman. Its natural charm and beauty attracts a lot of visitors. From the top of the peak, one can get a magnificent view of the Port Blair city, the Ross Island and the Havelock I...
More
A marvelous Island with plenty of marine life, Neil Island in Andaman is an ideal location for eco-tourism. Neil Island is triangularly shaped with lust green surroundings of paddy fields, banana plantations and tropical trees. Many natural beaches and attraction like Howra Bridge, a natural bridge ...
More
Located in Port Blair, the beach around Coral Island is well known for water corals. The island with pristine sand beaches, edged by natural beauty is perfect for sea loving human and nature lovers. The coral reefs are beautifully adored by nature drawing many visitors.
The island is accessible fro...
More
Located on the way to Cutbert Bay Beach, this waterfall is one of the attractions of Rangat. One should not miss this beautiful, gentle waterfall during their visit to Rangat in Andaman. Amkunj beach is a close by attraction that can be visited too....
More
This small island located near Baratang is an ideal spot for bird lovers and nature enthusiasts. Basically, a natural habitat for parrots, visitors can get a glimpse of thousands of parrots returning home during sunset, which is truly mesmerizing. The view of the sunset here is spectacular. A must s...
More
Radha Nagar Beach, located around 3 km from Havelock Island is one of the most popular attractions of the Island and is reachable through roadway. Earned “Best Beach in Asia” in 2004, this beach is also referred to as Beach no. 7. The beach is extremely gorgeous with its brilliant, pristine and ...
More
Sited on the northern side of Diglipur, this beach offers magnificent views of serene environment. Edged by palm trees, coconut trees and other coastal shrubs, the beach is popular for its widely scattered grains of sand, offering visitors to enjoy some quality time.
The beach can be accessed by r...
More
Treasure of nature, Baratang Island also has a beautiful beach, the Roglachang beach. An ideal spot for those seeking peace and one can enjoy a long walk in the sandy shore. Enjoy the spectacular view of the sunset.
...
More
Ross Island, which is accessible from Rajiv Gandhi Water Sports Complex jetty through a boat ride, is situated at the entry region of Port Blair harbor. Ross Islands, once the administrative head quarters of British Colonial Rulers, still bears the ruins of a Church and cemetery. It was during the B...
More
On the way to Wandoor, about 15 km away from Port Blair city lays the Sippighat Farm. Covering a vast area of around 80 acres, the farm is responsible for conducting research and development programs on different types of species such as cloves, cloves, cinnamon, pepper and nutmeg. A wide variety of...
More
Smith Island, one of the twin islands in Andaman, is connected to Ross Islands by an imposing sand bar. The Island is a perfect location for Island Camping, attracted due to its clean and unspoiled seashore and its marvelous sight seeing facilities. The lush green coconut palms standing tall in rows...
More
Situated around 4.5 km from Havelock Island is the beautiful Vijay Nagar beach. It is an ideal place where one can relax and enjoy a long walk along the sea shore. It’s nice and calm water makes it suitable to enjoy swimming. ...
More
Viper Island, named after the ship wreck event of a British trading ship named "Viper" in 19th century, is located near Port Blair. The ruins of an olden discarded jail, built by British in 1867, with yellow colored bricks and the gallows are seen in this Island. The Island was considered as the pla...
More
Government of India reserved some of the regions of Andaman Islands for the tribes Jarwa in Andaman. This Jarwa reserve is part of the dense forests in two islands of Andaman. Jarwa, the first inhabitants of the Islands, is one of the four aborigines of Andaman Islands. The population of Jarwa has d...
More
Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park, also known as Wandoor Marine National Park, is a popular tourist attraction in Andaman. This is a fantastic National Park for Marine life in Andaman and is unique all over the world. The pristine beauty Jolly Buoy Island is a part of this National Park.
The ...
More
This island is located inside the Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park and flaunts of having almost white sand beach with canopies and dense bushes. A mixture of both shallow and deep waters, the island is perfect for snorkeling and scuba diving. Rich in colorful and beautiful fauna, the underwater m...
More
Mini Zoo, as the name suggests, is a small zoo situated at Haddo in Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The Zoo is famed to popularity mainly due to its Crocodile breeding program. The breeded crocodiles can be spotted in the wild waters surrounded by dense green forests.
The Zoo is credited with abou...
More
Situated 5 km from Diglipur, this national park is situated in the Saddle Peak area, which is at an altitude of about 2400 ft. The park houses variety of wildlife including Andaman wild pig, water monitor lizards, whales, saltwater crocodile, dolphins and Andaman imperial pigeon. The vegetation here...
More
Andaman offers the exquisite location for holiday vacations in the lap of nature. Island camping is a popular way for enjoying the sandy beaches and the clear sky. The pristine beauty of the Mother Nature blended with the cool breezy sea winds will make your stay in Andaman Islands a memorable one. ...
More
Andaman offers many exciting water sports for adventurous travellers and kayaking is one of them. Kayaking is also another way to explore the beautiful Andaman. One can simply hire a kayak and paddle at the close proximity of Havelock jetty or even at Radhanagar beach, which is also known as Beach n...
More
Exciting experience of Scuba diving is a major attraction in the island of Andaman. One can see fascinating marine life, amazing corals and remains of sunken ships. One can explore the wonders of scuba diving and can get the rare experience mixed with adventure and enjoyment.
Some of the major s...
More
To experience the underwater marine life, one can indulge snorkeling during the trip to Havelock Island. Elephanta beach, Inglis Island, Buffalo Island and South Button are some sites where one can enjoy Snorkeling during their visit to Havelock Island. Easily accessible from Havelock Island, Elepha...
More
Andaman Water Sports Complex is a renowned sports complex in India and is a unique sports complex offering many adventurous water sports activities. It is located close to the Cellular Jail in the north-west Port Blair.
This sports complex offers all kinds of water sports facilities for comfor...
More
Located at the centre of Port Blair, Gandhi Park is one of the major tourist spots in Andaman & Nicobar Islands. An integration of natural brilliance, artificial creations and historical monuments, the park draws many tourists from around the globe.
Recently, a children’s park has also been cr...
More
Situated in Port Blair, Sagarika Government Emporium is where one can get all the island crafts including fine wood cravings, shell accessories, cane and bamboo furniture. One of the interesting stuffs available in this emporium is the coconut lampshades. Besides, local items made of wood such as tr...
More
Located at a distance of about 4 km from Baratang jetty, Mud Volcano is a main attraction for tourists visiting Baratang Island. The local called this mud volcano “jalki” and is truly a wonder of nature. Quite a rare attraction found in few places, one should miss to see it. The spot is easily r...
More
A must see place while visiting Andaman & Nicobar Islands is the Science Centre. Located at Goodwill Estate, Corbyn’s Cove Road in Port Blair, this science centre reveals the science behind the functioning of Oceans, the maturation of Corals and behavior of fish with the climatic changes. The Cent...
More
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Sir, I am the first girl in the whole of Andaman who has entered into this Profession.
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which is the best time to visit andaman. what are important places of visit there?. I plan to visit andaman in may with my family? what are the options for stay and rates ? can u guide me ?
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we are 6 adult(3family) reaching andaman (portblair)on 5th nov and will depart from andamn( portblair) on 12th. we want to avail star class accomodation and AC car for tavel at andaman . Iwill be oblised if you can make a tour programme for us at andaman and send it to my email address along with monetory involvement
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