Overview
The Andaman Islands are a cluster of 572 islands located in the Bay of Bengal, India. The islands are a melting pot of cultural diversity and an epitome of the Indian heritage. The tribes residing in these islands have been living there for centuries, hence making their culture incredibly fascinating to tourists. The rich culture of the islands is depicted through the local art, traditional music,textiles, and cuisine. The Andaman Islands hold a profound historical significance in India's history. The infamous Cellular Jail, also known as Kaala Paani, was built in the 1800s and used as a prison by the British to house Indian freedom fighters. The Andaman Islands are surrounded by a wealth of natural beauty. The underwater scenery is some of the best in Asia, making it a perfect destination for snorkelling and scuba diving enthusiasts. With a vast and diverse marine life, the islands offer an excellent opportunity to explore the coral reefs, fish, stingrays, turtles, and Barracudas that inhabit the region. Similarly, the sea and the beaches of these islands are tranquil, serene, and the perfect place to relax and unwind.