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DISCOVER

ANDAMAN
& NICOBAR
Explore The
IndianParadise like
islands
Visit Anytime,
Year-Round
Types of Islands Food
The Andaman and Nicobar Islands The cuisine in the Andaman and Nicobar
consist of 572 islands, with only Islands is a blend of Indian, Thai, and
about 37 of them inhabited. They Burmese influences, focusing heavily on
can be categorized into several seafood due to the islands' geography.
types: Some must-try dishes include:

• Volcanic Islands: Examples • Seafood: Fresh fish, crabs, prawns, and


include Barren Island, which is lobsters are staples. Grilled, fried, or
the only active volcano in South curried preparations are popular.
Asia.
• Coral Islands: Many of the islands • Coconut Prawn Curry: A creamy and
are surrounded by coral reefs, flavorful dish made with fresh prawns
providing rich marine cooked in a coconut-based curry.
biodiversity. Examples include • Chilli Curry: A spicy curry made with
Havelock Island and Neil Island. chicken or fish, flavored with green
• Rainforest Islands: These islands chilies and coconut milk.
are covered with dense tropical • Grilled Lobster: Fresh lobster grilled
rainforests, such as North to perfection, often served with a side
Andaman and Middle Andaman. of garlic butter.
Places to Visit
The Andaman and Nicobar Islands offer numerous attractions for nature lovers, adventure
seekers, and history enthusiasts:

• Havelock Island (Swaraj Dweep): Known for its stunning beaches like Radhanagar
Beach and Elephant Beach, it’s a hub for scuba diving and snorkeling.
• Neil Island (Shaheed Dweep): A tranquil island known for its coral reefs and natural
rock formations like the Natural Bridge.
• Port Blair: The capital city, home to the historic Cellular Jail, which offers a glimpse into
India’s struggle for independence. Other attractions include the Anthropological
Museum and the Samudrika Naval Marine Museum.
• Ross Island (Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Island): Once the administrative
headquarters of the British, it now features ruins of colonial buildings and a small
museum.
• Baratang Island: Famous for its limestone caves, mud volcanoes, and the Parrot Island.
• Barren Island: Home to the only active volcano in South Asia, accessible via a boat tour.
• North Bay Island: Known for its underwater sea walking experience.
• Great Nicobar Island: Known for its diverse flora and fauna, including the unique
Nicobar megapode bird.

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