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The north Andamans are one of the most unexplored regions of the Andaman islands. Most tourists only visit the most popular islands like the Havelock and Neil islands other than Port Blair on their trip to the Andamans. If you are looking to explore some of the most untouched and serene islands, beaches and forests of the Andamans, North Andamans is the place for you to be! Read ahead to know about the top 4 destinations in north Andamans that are a must-visit.
1. Diglipur
Diglipur is one of the most serene islands in all of Andamans. With pristine beaches, ancient caves, tropical forests and mountains, this island has tons of things for travellers to explore. The island is home to the highest peak of the Andamans- the Saddle peak, the famous Ross and Smith Islands, and the Kalpong river- the river that flows on an island which is surrounded by the sea. You can also witness some of the most beautiful natural phenomena here like the turtle nesting processes at some of the most uninhabited beaches, beautiful waterfalls in the midst of the thick forests and giant mud volcanoes. If you want to explore the local culture of the Andamans, Diglipur is a great island to do so. Take a walk or rent a bicycle and explore the local villages and interact with the locals for a first-hand experience into the life of the residents of this tropical paradise.
2. Mayabunder
Mayabunder is one of the most beautiful offbeat destinations of the Andamans. Its scarcely populated villages and islands make it one of the most serene places to visit on the Andaman Islands. Mayabunder is famous for its quiet beaches, seasonal turtle nesting grounds, its virgin islands and mangrove-lined tidal creeks. If you’re looking to spend some uninterrupted and quiet time away from the technology, this place is the perfect escape for you, as it also barely has internet connectivity across. Explore the pristine beaches and the tiny islands that lie around Mayabunder or just take a walk around its multi-cultural villages to explore the rural life here- anyway, this destination is sure to delight you with experiences you will never forget!
3. Rangat
Rangat island in the north of the Andamans is one of the most serene and quiet islands you will ever see. With its golden sand beaches, natural waterfalls, and tropical forests that house some of the most exotic species of birds, this island is a must-visit in the Andamans. The island is also very well known for the huge variety of exciting water sport activities that it offers. The island also houses the Panchvati hills that are perfect for a short hike and serves stunning panoramic views of the surrounding Andamans ocean. Indulge in an exploratory tour of the mangrove forests that line its golden sand beaches or just spend your day relaxing at the beach and soaking in the sun at this beautiful island!
4. Little Andaman
Little Andaman island in the Andamans is one of the best places to visit for surfing the sea waves. The sea surrounding this island remains very rough during most part of the year but is perfect for surfing in the months of November to February. You can take surfing lessons or go for a surfing camp in one of the resorts here. Or if you’re an expert surfer, visit this island in the winter months to enjoy some sun and surf across its high waves! The island also homes one of the thickest mangrove forests in the Andamans. You can go for a short hike in the jungle to explore the hidden natural waterfalls, the exotic species and the serene beauty of nature that this forest houses.
Please note that the North Andaman islands are closed for all tourists as of now,m die to the COVID-19 pandemic. Although, it will soon be reopened for all, as the situation gets better and tourism resumes.
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