ISSUE 01 | JANUARY 2020
Other than the rich wildlife diversity, the islands
are also a popular bird watching site with at least
240 types of birds. The island is also famous for it's
exotic corals and marine life. The endless
coastline draws tourists from all over the world.
The colourful shells, rocks and remnants of coral
reefs are used as ornate ornaments, natural
souvenirs etc, by the tourists. The island's rich
ecosystem, life forms diversity and sheer beauty of
the place attract nature lovers, ecology
enthusiasts and photographs all through the year.
Indigenous Tribes of
Andaman
The Great Andamanese, Jarawas or Sentalenese
are considered the first people or natives of the
Andaman and Nicobar islands. They inhabit the
South Andaman and Middle Andaman islands
and live in groups and are known to be dark-
skinned. They have shunned interactions with
outside communities and mostly keep to
themselves. They have been inhabiting years. Most
of them have now been wiped out by diseases,
epidemics and tsunamis and there are approx.
Only 400-450 indigenous people are remaining
on the islands. They resort to hunting-gathering
lifestyle.
Perfect Beach Holiday
Andaman have the most exotic beaches. These
are Wandoor beach, Elephant Beach, Sitapur
Beach, Bharatpur Beach, Laxmanpur Beach and
Radhanagar Beach. Each of these beaches offers
a peaceful ambience that would make you want
to spend days here. These beaches also give the
opportunity of trying out a number of water
sports such as Scuba Diving, Snorkelling, Sea Walk
etc.
What Makes Andaman And
Nicobar Islands An Amazing
Tourist Destination
Unknown to many, Andaman has one of the best
trekking routes in India, which is the trek from
Mount Harriet to Madhuban. The exotic flora and
fauna coupled with the lush green forests are a
paradise for trekking enthusiasts.
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