Located in the Bay of Bengal,
the Union Territory of Andaman and Nicobar Islands is an archipelago of over
300 islands, a majority of which are uninhabited. The islands are surrounded
by coral reefs, sandy beaches and clear water. The islands were used by the
British in the 19th century, mainly for imprisoning Indian freedom fighters
in the 'cellular jail'.
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Places
to See
Port Blair,
Bangaram
Island,
Cellular
Jail,
Andaman
Water Sports Complex,
Gandhi
Park,
Corbyn's
Cove Complex,
Anthropological
Museum,
Fisheries
Museum,
M.G.
Marine National Park,
Cinque
Island,
Havelock
Island more....
This three-storeyed prison, constructed by the British in 1906, is a pilgrim
destination for freedom fighters.
more....
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Excursion
Nicobar Island,
Viper Island,
Ross Island
more....
The Nicobar Islands are a chain of nineteen islands with car Nicobar as the
Headquaters of the Nicobar District. The Islands are flat and fertile and
the main attractions are the thick coconut groves, and the local huts which
are built on stilts.
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