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  • Essay / Paradise enclosed in the Islands: Andaman and Nicobar

    Paradise enclosed in the Islands: Andaman and NicobarThe magnificent archipelago of Andaman and Nicobar Islands leaves you mesmerized by the sound of the waves crashing on the shore. If one wishes to cherish the beauty of the islands and beaches, why go abroad when you can trace this group of islands dotted in the eastern Indian Ocean. A group of 572 unexplored islands of which only 26 are inhibited and some of which are reserved for local tribes. The glistening blue and green expanse of the Bay of Bengal offers a peaceful respite from the hustle and bustle of our lives, captivating the charm of nature. The island, once used to imprison Indian freedom fighters and called 'Kala Paani', is now a major tourist attraction. The island gets its name from the Sanskrit name Indian-Monkey and hence this land is believed to be the land of Lord Hanuman. How to get there? Once, one can reach here via Kolkata or Chennai and then take a flight to the capital, Port Blair. . Landing on the islands, one can feel the freshness and salinity of the air. The hospitality of the city is wonderful as well as the clean and green environment. The climate is humid and tropical. The best time to visit is from November to April. Tourist Attractions: The Cellular Jail which tells the heartbreaking story of the brutal treatment meted out to Indian freedom fighters by the colonial rulers before independence is a must-visit place. Originally composed of seven wings, only three remain. The heavy iron gates and dark confinements remind us of the cruelty and isolation the patriots suffered for many years. One can watch the sound and light show which tells the story of the jai...... middle of paper ......e in Havelock is the Elephanta beach where the elephants are trained to swim. It's a narrow beach but the landscape is divinely beautiful and the sand is very fine. Water sports are popular here but their beauty remains untouched by tourists. On the way to Havelock, there is Neil Island with lush green trees and transparent blue sea water. Tourists also prefer to spend the night here by sunbathing and enjoying the tranquility of the beach at their leisure. Havelock is also close to Long Island Beach, offering a fantastic sandy beach with refreshing surroundings. The Nicobar Islands require a special permit to visit. because they are inhabited by indigenous tribes. The Andaman Islands are one of the most popular family destinations with its Aphrodite beauty and vastness of nature. This great experience will surely make you want to come back