Much more than a few dots on the map! Away in the Andamans...
About this blog
About one thousand kilometres to the east of the Indian mainland lie the pristine, if isolated, Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Sun and sand are not all that are in plenty here. Lovely beaches, a wealth of flora and fauna, rich corals, an amazing underwater vistas...they are all here. But, it's the reputation as a feared penal settlement during the British rule that makes a trip to the islands an unforgettable insight into the historical developments of those troubled times. Far away from the struggling mainland, today the Andamans is where you can lose the present and find the past; as much as you can find some of the best beaches that ever took on a wave.
Clearly, the Andamans are much more than a few dots on the map...
Trip Start
May 19, 2008
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Trip End
May 24, 2008
There are 6 entries in this blog
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1The first day in the Andamans
Port Blair, India on May 19, 2008
8 pictures
2 comments
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2Baratang, limestone caves and mud volcano Port Blair, India on May 20, 2008
6 pictures
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3Havelock Island and the Radhanagar Beach Port Blair, India on May 21, 2008
6 pictures
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4Still at Havelock - Snorkelling at Elephant Beach Havelock, India on May 22, 2008
6 pictures
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6Part 2: Ross Island, Chiriyatapu and the return Port Blair, India on May 23, 2008
9 pictures
3 comments
