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Twin Islands of Andamans: Ross and Smith Islands

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Ross and Smith Islands are known as the Twin Islands Andaman and Nicobar group of islands. Ross and Smith islands are actually two islands – Ross and Smith together to create a single group of islands. These are one of the must see places in Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

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These beautiful islands are North Andaman, a few nautical miles from Diglipur Jetty. What makes these islands really beautiful and separates them from the rest of the islands is that these two islands are connected by a natural sandbar. It’s like if you are both islands, you see a way kinda thing which is actually a sand bar linking the two islands. And so, while walking on the bar you can move from one island to another.

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This white, silky sand bar goes inside the sea in times of high tide and surfaces again during high tide.
One can easily reach these islands by taking a boat from Diglipur costing anywhere from Rs. 500 to Rs. 2000. Both runs from early morning until noon. The island also has a small wooden house, where you can climb and enjoy the serene beauty.

The islands also have a bit of coral in the water but they are not very well known and is present in the deep sea as a way coral life can not be experienced here. During high tide, the sand bar disappears leaving a trail of water between the two islands and during low tide the sand bar reappears makes the islands look majestic!

The water is crystal clear and pearl green color. Sunbathing in Ross and Smith Islands is a wonderful experience that can be had only after visiting them.
For questions Related Andaman Tourism , send e-mail to [email protected] . Getting Ross and Smith Islands: Rent a dunghi from Diglipur jetty.

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5 Compelling reasons to visit the Andamans This Monsoon

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With its sun-drenched beaches, azure waters and captivating view of the Andaman Islands is a picture-perfect getaway for travelers. Come monsoons (from late May to late July), and these islands, tucked away in a corner of the world, becomes even more magical. It is definitely the best time to visit Andaman. You ask why? Well, the lush green vegetation and scenic beauty comes alive, the tourist rush is over, and the hotel owners offer attractive discounts. What’s not to love?

And wait, we give you more five reasons to plan a trip to the Andaman during the monsoon season:

# 1 Enjoy a long walk on Radha Nagar Beach

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As you approach Radha Nagar Beach, all you can see is a hint of water and towering trees all around. Come closer and expanse of beach takes your breath away. The sun’s rays bounce off the pure white sand makes it glitter like diamonds sprinkled, and you immediately know why it is considered to be one of the best beaches in Asia. With almost no tourists around, you have the whole beach to yourself!

# 2 Revisit India’s Glorious history at Cellular Jail

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Built in 1906, Cellular Jail is or Kala Pani bathed in colonial and political history. On your visit, see claustrophobic prisons where notable Indian freedom fighters were once exile. The Light and Sound show that takes place in the evening offers an insight into the Indian freedom struggle and is available in both Hindi and English.

# 3 Snorkel at Bharatpur Beach

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Flights from Port Blair to any other island in the Andaman requires a degree of courage, we must say. The sea is choppy and the weather unpredictable, but we can guarantee that nothing beats snorkeling with a storm approaching. Go to Neil Island Bharatpur Beach and get lost in the colorful coral reefs and rich marine life. Bragging about this adventure to your friends later!

# 4 Take a walk on the Andaman Trunk Road

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While the Andaman Trunk Road remains a restricted zone for tourists, it is open to those who go to the limestone Alfred Caves in Diglipur. To reach the caves, you have to trek for about an hour, which is not very difficult. The caves assume a different shape during the monsoon season. On your day trip to Diglipur, you must also visit the Saddle Peak, the highest point in the archipelago.

# 5 Relish Delicious Seafood

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Apart from the many small cafes dotting the many islands in the Andamans, where you can sample everything from freshly caught fish to Israeli and continental fare, Port Blair is easily your best bet for quality seafood. Red Snapper and New Lighthouse Restaurant is worth a try.

Enjoy the beauty of the Andaman Tourism and create your very own monsoon memories! Do not forget to write back with your favorite moments from your trip.