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The Andaman and Nicobar Islands of India is regarded as one of the great travel spot that describes India’s great heritage and culture. Andaman and Nicobar is a Union Territory of India which is situated in the Bay of Bengal which is spread over 700 km north to south with 36 beautiful Islands. These gorgeous Islands are covered with dense forest and surrounded by deep blue sea. The sea-shore of Nicobar is a rare place in the world that you could hard to find anywhere other else.

The sandy beaches are figured more beautiful with the greenness of the sky touching coconut and palm tree. For playing water sports the sea surrounding the Islands really offers a great scope. The beauty of this Islands can only be a blessing of Nature and here no doubt Nature has won the race against the developing proud of human society. The crystal clear high way, free of filth as well as unpolluted fresh air attracts any nature-lover, who seeks absolute peace and tranquility in the lap of Mother Nature. Adventure tourism like trekking, Islands camping, snorkeling, scuba diving etc., are the real attractions. A visit to these Islands is a memorable lifetime experience.

How to Reach Andaman and Nicobar Islands?

Port Blair is the capital of Andaman & Nicobar Islands. The Port Blair airport is directly connected to Chennai and Calcutta. The approximate time that you have to spend in the plane is around 2 hours. Indian Airlines is providing the service in all days of the week except Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. However, the easy and convenient way is if you choose for sea journey. Regular passenger ships are available from Calcutta, Chennai and Visakhapatnam to Port Blair. Around 3 days is required to complete the water journey.

Best Time to Go

Through out the year Andaman and Nicobar is full of travelers from across the world. But the best time that you should start a travel to the Islands is from October to May. As during this period the prediction of monsoon rainfall is a bit low. There is no extreme climate other than tropical storm in late summer that would cause obstacles in your trip.

So don’t be late and enjoy the Nature Mother’s blessings as soon as possible.