India: A magical tour of the Andaman Islands

 Port Blair and Viper Island

 Shell Resort We will soon be on our way to the hotel. After a decent lunch, we went straight to the Phoenix Bay pier. Viper Island is our goal. During Early British India, Andaman was a corrective country. Anda was sentenced to jail

 A red-cheeked bulbul on Ross Island

 Today, the basic design is being destroyed, and the harmony and tranquility of Andaman Island will only be broken when ships full of vacationers reach the docks and berths.

 I found out that Viper Island is an open prison. The prisoners were once locked up there because there was nowhere to run to the ocean for miles and kilometers.

 I must admit I don’t mind the veil on my nose, I need to inhale through my mouth, but I have adjusted. Coral and fish can be spotted effortlessly This is a lovely place during a trip to Andaman Nicobar tour package.

 When you don’t have a chance to go swimming, mounting a glass plinth may not seem as energetic. However, the best part of what I did later at Havelock was diving without your asking me to rate. However, the cover art is shared here to express vigilance, so when someone else uses it for a while, you may feel like it’s delayed.

 A deer on Ross Island

 There are communities, tennis courts, patisseries, mints, graves, and many other features of human progress on the island. The island is full of 4,444 red-cheeked bulbuls and deer. This is our last lunch when we leave Ross Island! The Cellular Jail sound and light show was postponed until lunchtime and later in the evening.

 The sound and light show was very touching. One of the Make My Trip Youth Andaman visitors said that he cried when he saw the show in a funny way.

 We learned part of the terrible prison from the sound and light show, but the option to visit the facility is another change.

 Limestone cave near Baratang

 The next morning, when we went straight to the limestone cave, we got an early reminder at around 4:00 in the morning.

 This street passes through the Garawa Tribal Reserve, and vehicles can only move with guards.

 Jarawa The public knew when the guard moved and approached the street. No vehicle can be stopped temporarily; They must drive at the recommended speed, and this is a strictly prohibited area for photography. The streets have always been a controversial task.

 We arrived at Baratang and boarded a very crowded boat. The ship also carries vehicles and vehicles. The big boat brought us closer to the speedboat, and the speedboat finally brought us to the limestone cave. The boat crossed the mangrove platform to the pier.

 When we returned to the embarkation point of the vehicle, it was already hot. We actually figured out how to reach the caravan at 12:30 in the afternoon. In case you missed it, the next one is 3:30 pm!

 I am not bothered by heat, but anyway, as far as I am concerned, it is too much. I came to the conclusion that rest is the ideal way to deal with it. I woke up around 3:00 in the afternoon when the weather was cool.

 We were all exhausted when we got back, after breakfast the bed looked very warm. The next day, we went straight to Havelock.

 Radhanagar Beach, Havelock

 In the evening barefoot divers gave us a diving show, although it may not sound easy, I am very happy to give it a try.

 We arrived in Havelock in the evening and our first stop was Kala Pathar Beach.

 Due to the initial delay, it was almost dark when we arrived. There is really no one on the wonderful white sand beach. No wonder it has come a long way.

 Anne and Rehan are our educators, Rehan is 18 years old! Basically penetrated, it’s time to get to the bottom of the sea. For a while, I wasn’t sure what I was doing, but after submerging myself in the water for three or four breaths, I understood that it was okay.

 And Annie dives after diving at Havelock.

 There is no doubt that this is an amazing group of colors and a variety of fish and coral. We endured 52 minutes underwater and climbed to 11 meters in and out. I know that the first dive is not terrible at all. On the night of, we left some relaxing memories on the incredibly pleasant coastline of Radhanagar. I played in the waves for a long time.

On the last day of Havelock, I chose to wake up and try to catch the sunrise. For a while, people thought that the fog would win again, but, finally, it was a wonderful sunrise.

 Port Blair Ferry We stayed in Port Blair for another day, arguing that the Havelock ship appeared at night and the flight departed. Visit us: Cruixair