Ironically these two islands were not used as picnic places but rather as a punitive measurement for settlements by British, the jails, convicted and freed people, ex-servicemen and the people which British did not want to stay in the main lands of
But the scene changed here after independence of India, people started here coming, first they were forced as by government to discharge their duties in the employment of Govt of India, and the word spread, these two islands, unspoilt because of inaccessibility till now, clean environment, greenery everywhere, the beaches without crowds, generally randomly hilly with palm and coconut trees, became the picnic place for the people of India.
The Neil island 36 kms from Port Blair is famous for lush green forests and sandy beaches.
At Rangat, the visitor can experience the quiet village life.
And there are so many other things, Naya Bunder, Diglipur, Little Andaman Island, if fact Andaman and Nicobar are full of beaches and picnic spots, everywhere, one can spend days in and days out. Places of interests are everywhere at Port Blair, Andaman and Nicobar.
Saddle peak and
Sea bathing, sun basking, trekking, camping, snorkeling and scuba diving, really a vacation at Andaman and Nicobar is a life time holiday experience.
Port Blair is connected by air with Chennai and
Andaman and
Enjoy the nature to the heart here.
1 comment:
Hi
This is an interesting post about a very attractive place in Indian map. Indeed, it's a picnic place and like all picnic spots we should refrain from littering it.
By the by, I have written a book of short stories set in these pristine Islands. Entitled as "The Remix of Orchid", this book has a warm-hearted foreword from Mr. Ruskin Bond. This book is fortunate to have received rave reviews in national dailies like the DNA of Mumbai, the Tribune of Chandigarh etc. More about the book at my blog http://remixoforchid.blogspot.com
Thanks
Nanda
http://remixoforchid.blogspot.com
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