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Port Blair

Andaman & Nicobar Islands

Port Blair

Port Blair is the capital city of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, and it is also the headquarter of all the islands in this region. All the other islands and counties of Andaman Islands are administered through Port Blair,

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The team was really quick to respond to our queries and personalize our tour. Helped us to arrange 1 ticket separately for 1 member as well. The properties were excellent and exceeded our expectations as well. They had a person at every ferry point and airport for receiving us as well. Can recommend them whole heartedly. Harshit Bajpai
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It was a great Experience. Very polite and welcoming tour coordinator and always just one call away. He guided us and also made all the bookings for water sports as well. The driver and hotel (Tango Beach Resort) in Neil was not that good ,but the other drivers were polite and nice and hotels in port Blair and havelock were good. Would definitely suggest the trip to others. Mr. Anil and his team have been very helpful and have made the trip a memorable one. shobha rani Rasakatla

Port Blair

One of the largest islands in the area of The Andaman Islands

we can say that it is one of the essential parts of the Andaman Islands. Port Blair is also considered the entry point to the Andaman Islands, and it is connected to mainland India by air and sea. Access to Port Blair is relatively easy, where you can either come through by air or by sea. The Indian Coast Guard controls all the islands and beaches here, and you can come here without any kind of safety risk.

If we look at the history of Port Blair, we will come to know that the Japanese army occupied it during the world war, and then it was returned to British India in the time of Lord Mountbatten.

It is famous for its beautiful islands and presents a considerable attraction to tourists all over India. Some of the most beautiful islands here are Ross Island, Viper Island, Wandoor Island, Corbyn’s cave, and many others. As a tourist, you will get the best chances of entertainment here and especially if you are a water lover, you will have unlimited fun here. If we talk about the climate of Port Island, we will come to know that it has a very moderate temperature and weather for tourism, which is one of the leading reasons that tourists love to visit this place.

Port Blair also has a significant role in the freedom movement as it served as the headquarters of the Azad Hind government under Subhas Chandra Bose. Port Blair is also famous for its cellular jail, which was used in the past for imprisonment purposes. In 2004, there were some earthquakes here in Port Blair, but it survived through all the natural calamities. Now let’s talk about tourism in Port Blair. Port Blair is thought to be one of the most tourist spots in India where a large number of people come just for the sake of tourism.

From May to October, Port Blair witnesses a healthy rainfall that intensifies the beauty of this place, and rain lovers get an excellent opportunity for entertainment.

Sunshine hours here are also good, and you get a fantastic time to lie on the beach and enjoy your time in the most beautiful scenery. Based on all the facts mentioned above, we can say that Port Blair has all the capacities to let the tourists enjoy here and if you are a tourist, you must pay a visit here to have the best times. Port Blair has all the services available here like, transportation, health, hotels, rest houses, food, and others. You can even come here with your family and friends to collect the best touring memories. The entire area is safe, and we do not hear any kind of cases reporting here. So it is recommended to all the tourism lovers to come here and have their best times.

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