Things to Do in Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India

Being separated from the Indian mainland, the Andaman and Nicobar Islands have developed their own vibrant culture. When visiting the islands one will notice the sheer beauty of nature and want to just never leave this tranquil world.

Chidiya Tapu Beach is famous for it's sunsets and bird-watching is also done here.

If Chidiya Tapu beach is famous for its sunsets then Sitapur beach is famous for its sunrises. It's also the rare beach in Andaman that is great for swimming.

During British rule, Indian Freedom Fighters were imprisoned on the islands. Kalapani Museum narrates their story and India's freedom struggle

Kala Pathar Beach, named for its black stones, boasts calm waters that transition through shades of blue.

The Limestone Caves on Baratang Island are scenic, accessed via a motorboat ride through mangroves inhabited by local tribal people.

Guitar Island, named for its guitar-like shape from above, is an under-explored gem worth visiting.

Saddle Peak, the highest in the island chain, offers a day-long hike rich with natural flora and fauna.

Bharatpur Beach is famous for swimming and water sports, with a must-try glass bottom boat ride.

Barren Island houses the only active volcano in South Asia. The water surrounding the island are also great for Scuba Diving.

Ranked as one of the best beaches, not only in India but in the whole world by various magazines, Radhanagar Beach has white sand and turquoise water. Small as well as fancy hotels serving delicious food are also located nearby.