subject: Andaman Islands An Epitome Of Natural Exquisiteness [print this page] Andaman Nicobar islands have boundless sightseeing locations. Diglipur is a fabulous place which is considered to be superlative for trekking. It is located at about 190 km from Port Blair. This location has crystal clear sandy beaches such as Lamya Bay, Ariel Bay and Kalipur. Meandering creeks of this place are famous among tourists. Kalpong river has clean water and it flows through Diglipur.
Saddle peak is undoubtedly the tallest peak of Andaman. Naval Marine Museum, renowned as Samudrika museum is situated at Delanipur. If someone wishes to view sunrise in backdrop of limestone and natural vegetations, Sitapur beach would be a preeminent option. To see sunset and chirping birds, Chidiya Tapu will be the best. Barren Island is a beautiful island which exists in northeastern part of Andaman Sea. It is closer to a volcano which lies in Indian peninsula. It has lush green forests, species of butterflies, insects, mammals, flies, spiders and centipedes. North Bay offers varieties of corals. Voyagers who do not know how to swim are given special training by experienced professionals at this place. North Bay beach is considered as optimum place for snorkeling. Padauk is the state tree of these islands. This deciduous tree has a unique shape that gives it an appealing look. Presbyterian Church is the most prominent among all churches and entrance of this church is built in a unique way and it is surrounded by banyan trees. Vijaynagar beach is lined by mahua trees and it is perfect for those who want to walk barefooted. Amkunj beach is close to Rangat Island and the amazing Cuthbert Bay beach is a turtle nesting ground.
Mayabunder is in northern side of Middle Andaman Island and it has mangrove creeks, dazzling beaches and scenic beauty. Thousands of parrots can be seen returning to their homes before sunset at Parrot Island. Referred to as twin islands, Ross Island and Smith Island are highly attractive. Snake Island is a spectacular island which has large collection of corals, goatfishes and trigger fishes. Havelock Island is the most eye-striking island and it was named after Henry Havelock. It has a market where snorkeling kits, t-shirts, diving accessories and hats can be purchased. Wandoor beach and Jolly Buoy Island are excellent places for snorkelers and scuba divers. Known as natural bowl of Andaman, Neil Island is a mesmerizing island. It is connected to Port Blair through daily boats. Mount Harriet is the highest point in Andaman. In Nicobar Islands, Scrubfowl or Megapode can be found. They have big feet, claws and small tail and they move together in small groups or pairs. They venture out on seashores during night. Limestone cave is a large cave in Baratang Island. In this cave limestone formations are glowed from sides and dangled from ceiling.
There is no shortage of Hotels in Andamans. These hotels primarily focus on providing satisfactory services to guests. By staying in sea facing rooms of these Port Blair Resorts, one can easily view emerald shimmering waters. These hotels offer optimum accommodation at nominal prices. Furthermore, these are suitable for people of all ages. All rooms of hotels are well-ventilated, spacious and air conditioned.
