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Heritage of India |
| Heritage Hotels of Rajasthan forts and palaces, romantic havelis,are drenched in royalty. |
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Ayurveda & Spa |
| Ayurveda medicines prepared from herbal plants found in abundance in India. |
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Indian Weddings |
| Make your dream come true. A once in a life time experience in the land of the Maharajas. |
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Luxury Trains |
| It's a journey worthy of kings. No wonder the experience is labeled the Palace on Wheels. |
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Yoga |
| Yoga is a system of exercise for phisical and mental well being. It combines stylised |
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Tourist Attraction around Port Blair |
CHIRIYA TAPU - This fishermen’s village should be on any excursion itinerary from Port Blair. It is made special by its beaches and mangroves. It is just 30 kms from Port Blair.
 CINQUE ISLAND - It may be regarded as one of the most beautiful islands in the whole of the Andamans. It is surrounded by pristine coral reefs and some extraordinary beaches. It allows one a closer look at the underwater coral gardens. This island also provides ample opportunities for scuba diving, swimming, fishing and camping. However, a visit to this place requires permission from the Department of Forests.
 HAVELOCK ISLAND - The home of the Onges in Dugong Creek, this island with its pristine beauty, is certainly not a place to be missed during a trip to the Andamans. However, this island also requires one to have a permit from the Department of Forests.
JOLLY BUOY ISLAND - Another important destination to be visited from Port Blair is the Jolly Buoy Island. This island attracts visitors because of its unique Marine National Park. It also has options for snorkeling, sea bathing and basking in the sun.
MOUNT HARRIETT - It is a wonderful natural park which is well worth a visit. Not very far off from here is Madhuban, a wonderful place cradled in the lap of nature. Here, one can see elephants being trained to carry logs.
NEIL ISLAND - Located not more than 40 kms from Port Blair, this island is primarily populated with Bengalis. It has some wonderful beaches where one can go snorkeling. Interestingly enough, the beaches are numbered and have their own specialties. Beach No. 1 offers you relaxing hammocks while all the beaches maintain their common feature of being picture perfect.
ROSS ISLAND - One among many excursion points from Port Blair is the Ross Island. Spread over an area of 200 acres, this island houses old British bungalows from the colonial rule. The ruins of bungalows, churches, ballrooms, bakeries, clubs and dungeons attract tourists here. The island is now inhabited by herds of deer and majestic peacocks.
 SIPPIGHAT FARM & WATER SPORTS COMPLEX - Located at a distance of 15 km from Port Blair, Sippighat is known for its government-owned farm dedicated to research on various kinds of agricultural products, especially different variety of spices. Sippighat also has a water sports complex with a range of water sports.
 VIPER ISLAND - This island is of great historical importance, having been used by the British to harbour convicts. In fact, the first jail was constructed on this island, which later was shifted after the Cellular Jail was constructed. A wonderful picnic spot, the island contains dungeons, a natural amphitheatre and ruins of gallows which are reminders of a grim past.
 WANDOOR - Around 29 kms from Port Blair, the Wandoor is a group of 15 stunningly beautiful islands. This is also a part of the 280 sq. km Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park. It is full of coral reefs and has a wonderful beach. But one has to careful and not be too adventurous, as the underwater current is very strong. |
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