3 Night/ 4 Days Andaman Package

The Andaman & Nicobar Islands are India's beautiful tropical archipelago known for stunning beaches, dense rainforests, rich marine life, and unique indigenous tribes like the Jarawa and Sentinelese, offering adventure sports, pristine nature reserves with active volcanoes (Barren Island), and a strategic maritime location in the Bay of Bengal, blending diverse cultures in its capital, Port Blair, and boasting abundant biodiversity.
Here are 10 lines about the islands:
A Union Territory of India, it's a group of over 570 islands located in the Bay of Bengal.
The islands are divided into two main groups: the Andaman Islands (north) and the Nicobar Islands (south of the 10°N latitude).
They boast dense tropical rainforests, protecting numerous rare species and making up 86% of the territory.
Home to indigenous people, including the largely uncontacted Sentinelese and the hunter-gatherer Jarawa tribes.
Its waters teem with marine life, including sea turtles, dolphins, and sharks, supporting vibrant coral reefs.
Barren Island hosts India's only active volcano, a unique geological feature in the region.
Tourism thrives in the Andamans, offering activities like snorkeling, diving, and exploring limestone caves.
The culture is a unique blend of indigenous traditions and influences from settlers from the Indian mainland.
The capital, Port Blair, is a cosmopolitan city reflecting this mix of religions, languages, and cultures.
The islands hold immense strategic importance, extending India's maritime security into the Indian Ocean.

The Andaman & Nicobar Islands are India's beautiful tropical archipelago known for stunning beaches, dense rainforests, rich marine life, and unique indigenous tribes like the Jarawa and Sentinelese, offering adventure sports, pristine nature reserves with active volcanoes (Barren Island), and a strategic maritime location in the Bay of Bengal, blending diverse cultures in its capital, Port Blair, and boasting abundant biodiversity.
Here are 10 lines about the islands:
A Union Territory of India, it's a group of over 570 islands located in the Bay of Bengal.
The islands are divided into two main groups: the Andaman Islands (north) and the Nicobar Islands (south of the 10°N latitude).
They boast dense tropical rainforests, protecting numerous rare species and making up 86% of the territory.
Home to indigenous people, including the largely uncontacted Sentinelese and the hunter-gatherer Jarawa tribes.
Its waters teem with marine life, including sea turtles, dolphins, and sharks, supporting vibrant coral reefs.
Barren Island hosts India's only active volcano, a unique geological feature in the region.
Tourism thrives in the Andamans, offering activities like snorkeling, diving, and exploring limestone caves.
The culture is a unique blend of indigenous traditions and influences from settlers from the Indian mainland.
The capital, Port Blair, is a cosmopolitan city reflecting this mix of religions, languages, and cultures.
The islands hold immense strategic importance, extending India's maritime security into the Indian Ocean.