51 Best Andaman Tour Packages of 2018

This is one of the most beautiful islands all over the world. You must have come across images of this beach in your Instagram feed several times and lost your heart to it. You can imagine the impressiveness of this beach considering the fact that Radhanagar beach has earned the reputation of being “Asia’s best beach” and “7th best beach in the world”. One cannot simply complete their Andaman Tour without visiting the piece of heaven this beach is.

Located on Havelock Island, this beach can be easily reached via a catamaran or a seaplane from Port Blair. The turquoise blue sea water being bordered by soft white sand gives this beach a view of a flawless spot. Spend a day lazing and swimming on the picture-perfect beach and spend a night relaxing on the soft sand under a clear, starry sky.

For honeymooners, this place is a sweet escape; for nature lovers, this is a wonder of nature and for photographers, this is the place where their quest for the most beautiful frames ends. The popularity of Radhanagar Beach is so huge that Andaman packages are colourless without it.

Highlights: Scenic Beauty and Swimming.

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A long drive of 1 hour and 30 minutes from Port Blair through the foliage of evergreen trees will lead to Chidiya Tapu. This place is easily accessible with rented cars or bikes. On reaching there, a difference in the beachline could be noticed because of ample Mangrove forests with their roots coming out of the ground. It is itself a spectacular phenomenon to see these forests and surroundings. 

The place presents itself with an awestruck sunset in the evening and an ample scope of beautiful pictures to fill the cameras. Who wouldn't love to be on a hillock facing the sea with benches to relax your temper? Not just this, it has an Ecological park offering distinct flora and fauna that cannot be perceived easy inside the Indian continent. Yes, the sea is not open for a visit because of the presence of crocodiles, but amused eyes will not stop looking at the beauty of the whole zone.

Elephant beach is a part of Havelock islands and offers multiple sightseeing places, adventure sports, and pictographic views. A 20 minutes jetty ride from Havelock can land up to this beach. Not just that, a local bus or auto can also make one reach to this beautiful place while you enjoy the lush green zones around the roads. The coastal zone here presents coral reefs at a certain depth that makes one spellbound. 

Along with that, snorkeling, kayaking, trekking, and swimming are becoming popular day by day amongst Indians as well as Foreign nationals. Colors like Bright re, Magnificent pink, Dark orange, and purple are visible inside the depth of water as the presence of glittering fishes, colorful amphibians catch the attention of the divers. Imagine the blast of colors in the depth of deep blue waters. The existence of Mangroves and coconut trees on the sidelines are totally attention seekers as well as photogenic.

Highlights: Snorkeling, trekking, and sea walking.

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A short ride by jetty at Bharatpur beach, in the North-East direction from Port Blair leads to Neil islands. Placed comfortably in Ritchie's archipelago, this island is gaining popularity after Havelock and Rose's islands are reaching its peak. Hence, some patches of this island are still virgin and untouched. Crystal clear waters, the minimum amount of population around and calmness is a perfect blend for a romantic outing. 

One of the most vibrant features is the rock-cut cave here that catch the eyes without even let them blink. A small trek around this area would expose one to the views of different rocks, budding ever growing vegetation, interesting wildlife and a drive inside to stroll for amusement and awestruck experiences.

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You cannot afford to miss this unexplored gem in Andaman, located at a distance of 100 km from Port Blair. The journey from Port Blair to Baratang Island is nothing short of a colourful dream and is a journey you can treasure forever. This also happens to be the island that houses the very famous Mud Volcanoes and Limestone Cave, which are significant tourist spots in Andaman. A huge number of tourists love to relax on perfect beaches of Andaman islands featuring clean water and cleaner sand.

This island is also an abode of adventure lovers, seeking some action in its paradisiacal landscapes. Apart from virgin beaches, the island is also blessed with rich wildlife. The scenic Parrot Island, famous for its sunsets and flock of parrots is also located close to Baratang Island. Besides, a wide array of water sports can be availed here.

Some of the popular water-based activities available on Baratang Island are trekking, scuba diving and snorkelling. Besides, the island also boasts varied landscapes that are perfect spots for nature and landscape photographers.

Highlights: Mud Volcanoes, Limestone Cave, Adventure sports and pristine beaches.

Spectacular beaches, turquoise sea, a wide range of aquatic life – these all come together to make Andaman the best destination for those who love to surround themselves with beach vibes. Jolly Buoy Island is one of the best places in Andaman to explore the richness of aquatic life. Take a closer look at the bounty of marine life in Andaman by taking Jolly Buoy Island Tour. 

One of the best Andaman tour packages, this package lets you enjoy the best of activities and nature in Andaman. Experience the fun of snorkelling and scuba diving in crystal clear sea water or simply take a glass bottom boat ride and sail gazing at the vibrant marine creatures you can find in this region. The island is a part of Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park.

This island is an ideal location for you irrespective of where your passion lies as it offers everything from exciting activities to breathtaking views. So, whether you have recently tied knots with your partner or you are seeking a quiet getaway, Jolly Buoy Island will help you realize your perfect beach fantasies.

Highlights: Natural beauty, sports activities and glass bottom boat ride.

This is another Island in the Andaman which should be a compulsory part in your Andaman tour package. 2 km from Port Blair, Ross Island and can be easily reached by a jetty ride. The island is famous for housing some of the ruins of old buildings like Church, Hospital, Bakery, Press, Swimming Pool, Troop Barracks, Ballroom and Chief Commissioner's House, Govt. House. 

All these ruins are in a dilapidated condition. Another interesting thing about this island is that you can spot a number of peacocks, deer and ducks at the Island. Take some time to yourself soaking in the beauty of the region while enjoying the cool breeze.

One of the most picturesque beaches in Andaman, Bharatpur Beach attracts a huge number of tourists all around the year. Located on Neil Island, this island has a relaxing atmosphere and is an ideal destination for someone looking for serenity coupled with beauty. This beach truly deserves to be on an Andaman tour. Spend your days here indulging in light water sports activities and spend your evenings here watching the endless, colourful horizons amalgamating with the deep blue waters of the sea while waves crash against each other softly.

The romanticness of this beach attracts honeymooners in huge numbers and the spectacular views this beach offers attract photographers from different parts of the world. One of the best ways to witness the pure beauty of this place is by taking a glass bottom boat ride. If not that, get under the water and see marine life in all its glory by indulging in snorkelling and scuba diving. Tour Packages of Andaman for Honeymooners are very popular among tourists as they include famous activities and sightseeing to make the honeymoon perfect.

Colourful coral reefs are just another reason why a tour of this beach is unskippable. Bharatpur Beach is a perfect destination whether you are travelling with friends, family or your better half.

Highlights: Watersports, coral reefs, photography and glass bottom boat ride.

A short ferry ride from Port Blair destines to Viper Islands. It is known as Viper because an old vessel with the same name got destroyed due to cyclones in the British period. Set up in Andamans, this place has a charming beauty of ruins. The history of gallows gets well exposed by the leftovers of building materials. The most interesting part is that is situated at the top of a hillock where capital punishment was served to the culprits. 

It has a history of the cellular jail which is present in Port Blair. Before 1906, this place served as the purpose of the same jail. The natural picturesque environment is not behind once this place is destined. The green surrounding and blue waters keep the spirits high, even if the place is termed as haunted by many. A lover of History can never be able to avoid the beauty and stories of this island. Devoid of places to stay, the island is visited only in daytime by ferries and return back by the dawn.

If you are in Andaman and wish to explore more than just pristine beaches and underwater marine life, this is one of the best Andaman and Nicobar Packages for you. Limestone Caves are caves featuring amazing limestone structures and stalagmites. The site is one of the best tourist attractions and features a wonder of nature. Though it is strictly prohibited to click pictures at Limestone Caves, you would desperately want to capture the unique site in your camera and show it to others. 

On your way to these caves, you can witness tribal reserves and crocodiles. The journey to these caves takes you through thick Tropical forests. These caves are located on Baratang Island which is a prominent tourist destination in Andaman. In order to reach these caves from Port Blair, you need to cover a distance of 90 km which takes approximately 2.5 hours. 

The caves can be explored with the permission of Forest Department at Baratang. Besides these caves, Mud Volcanoes are another major attraction situated on Baratang Island.

Highlights: Limestone Caves and Mangrove Creeks

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A trip to the Andaman Islands is incomplete without a tour of Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park. This park was founded in 1983 to preserve the marine life in the region and is a paradise for nature lovers. 15 rocky islands constitute this park, most of them covered by Tropical forests. Wandoor serves as the gateway to this park and is situated 30 km from Port Blair. A tour to this park, spanning over an area of 281 sq. km is among the most exciting Andaman tours.

Since the park occupies a large area, it features a variety of natural attractions in the form of mangroves, crystal clear waters, sandy beaches and thickly vegetated islands – all coming together to imitate the picturesqueness of paradise. Apart from the breathtaking landscapes, the park offers a wide array of fun activities including snorkelling, trekking, island camping and scuba diving tours in Andaman.

The parks boast of a rich marine life and also houses a variety of avifauna species including parakeets, waders, swifts, terns, etc. the park can be visited at any time during the year except for the monsoon season when it rains heavily.

Highlights: Marine life, water sports and Red Skin Island.

Andaman is replete with numerous natural wonders and this chain of volcanoes, hidden in the lush green forest of Shyam Nagar Village is one of them. You must have heard and read about volcanoes oozing lava, but these ones ooze mud. A short trek of 15 minutes has to be taken to reach these volcanoes after the motorable road ends. These volcanoes are located at Hathi Level at a distance of 20 km from Diglipur.

This tour to these mud volcanoes adds a unique experience to the list of varied experiences in the Andaman Islands and is among the best Andaman packages. People from all over the world, curious about this phenomenon, frequent these volcanoes to witness this natural wonder up-close. There is also a small hut near the site which serves as a relaxing spot for visitors.

The interesting facts and information about the spot are available on the boards on the site. If you can spare a day from your exciting Andaman trip, reserve it for a visit to Mud Volcanoes.

Located 42 km away from Port Blair, this island is famous for beautiful coral reefs surrounding the indented edges. These reefs also inhabit spectacular creatures and variety of fishes. The shingling white beach shines in the eyes like glitters falling from the sun. Thousand of tourists flood in the island due to activities offered like Snorkeling, Scuba diving, speedboat ride, banana ride, and underwater walk. 

They are also a treat to the wallets as the prices are very reasonable and affordable by thousands easily. The easy availability of pictures and selfies of visitors under the water makes it cooler than ever. These activities compel a large footfall all around the year. Not just that, the Mangroves, Coconut trees and lush green high rise creepers around tall trees makes one go awe. An old lighthouse amongst the woods is very catchy from the far and wants one to reach it while taking a small trail from the beachside.

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Andaman is such a great destination when it comes to marine life. But, witnessing marine life is just not enough, so this marine museum is a bonus when it comes to getting insights into marine life. In a world of boring museums, Samudrika Marine Museum is an exciting place to visit. This museum is run by the Indian Navy and is a visit to this museum is a great means to learn some interesting facts and information about the life under water and Andaman Islands.

The museum showcases an extensive collection of fish species, corals and cells. The museum is divided into 5 rooms that showcase the different aspects of marine life at the Andaman Islands. These rooms have on display the history of the Andaman Islands, its archaeology, tribal life in Andaman, its geographical information and its marine life. The museum also imparts knowledge on the tribal life in Andaman.

This museum is an important tourist place and deserves to be a part of all Andaman tour packages. The museum also features a gift shop where you can find a variety of “Andaman Special” articles and souvenirs to take back home and make your Andaman tour memorable.

Highlights: Unusual fish species, corals, shells, and a marine museum.

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This is a treat to wildlife lovers and adventure seekers in Andaman. Featuring extensive varieties of flora and fauna, Mount Harriet is the highest peak in the entire Archipelago. Mount Harriet is a national park that offers beautiful views of Port Blair from its top. Generally, Andaman is popular for its beaches and marine life but this exciting tour offers a lot to visitors more than that in the form of a trek into the lush green forests and magnificent views of the endless stretch of turquoise water from the top.

This tour is an ideal one for photographers, adventurers, and nature lovers. In order to reach Madhuban Beach from Mount Harriet, you can trek through the evergreen forests, witnessing and capturing some spectacular views along the way apart from rich flora and fauna. A 16 km long trekking trail in this region is an ultimate delight for anybody who likes to live on the edge. Besides, it is also a great picnic spot if you are not in the mood to tire your feet. 

Honeymoon resorts in Andaman are famous for its comfort and hospitality, further increasing your overall tour delight.

There are numerous islands all over the world featuring soft sands and pristine waters, but Barren Island, located in Andaman is a beautiful island featuring an active volcano. Barren Island is a remote uninhabited island dominated by India’s only active volcano. Though the volcano has been, reportedly, erupting since 2005, a visit to this island is considered safe. Barren Island is located 135 km north-east of Port Blair, and 3 is km wide. It features 2 km wide depression which has formed by the massive eruptions in the past.

The last eruption here was recorded in 2017. One can visit this island for a unique photography experience. You can even try underwater photography here. Besides, the waters that surround the island are considered to be among the world’s best scuba diving destinations, and hence, is a delight for adventure enthusiasts. The topography of post lava flows, coral gardens and Manta Rays are some other attractions making this island a must visit place.

Highlights: India’s only active volcano, underwater photography and scuba diving.

If you are willing to explore the Andaman Islands beyond its picturesque beaches, a visit to its rubber plantations sounds like a great idea. Mongluton Rubber Plantation is one of the largest rubber plantations in the area spread across a region of 60 acres and houses around ten thousand rubber trees. It is located 23 km from Port Blair and is easily accessible.

Take a stroll through a place that grows rubber and a variety of spices, breathing in the spicy aroma of the spices that grow at Mongluton Rubber Plantation. You only have to spare 30 minutes from your Andaman Tour to explore the uniqueness of this place. On your visit to this rubber plantation, you can see hundreds of sheets of drying rubber elevating your curiosity as to the process involved.

To satiate your curious mind, you can also take a closer look at the entire process as to how extracts from a tree are converted into rubber sheets. Besides, spices like clove, cinnamon, pepper, etc. grow here beside the rubber trees. There is a souvenir shop beside the plantation where you can buy some interesting local handicraft items.

If you wander out of so many picturesque islands replete all over Andaman, which one is the best, you could consider believing this one to be it. This is a spectacular island – technically, a pair of gorgeous islands – North Cinque island and South Cinque Island – connected with a single sandbar which you can walk upon to reach from one island to another. The island features virgin beaches with crystal clear turquoise water and spotless sand, ideal to come and relax at.

A huge number of tourists come to these islands to experience the ultimate fun of scuba diving. Besides, this pair of islands has been declared a sanctuary owing to the extensive variety of coral reefs, colourful fish, shells, turtles, water snakes and crocodiles that can be found here. Silvery sandy beaches with shallow turquoise sea water and lush green Tropical forests and coral gardens, adorning its land make the islands appear dreamy to the visitors. A huge number of honeymooners visit this island during Andaman their tour, making it one of the popular places to visit in Andaman for honeymoon.

This pair of islands lies at a distance of 26 km from the capital city, Port Blair and is a part of Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park. This lesser-discovered island makes Andaman and Nicobar Packages even more exciting.

Highlights: Scuba diving, virgin beaches and variety of flora and fauna

1. What is the best time to visit Andaman?

Andaman is a popular destination featuring pleasant climate, and can be visited throughout the year. However, the best time to visit Andaman is between the months of November to May as the day temperature is not too high during these months and nights greet you with cold breeze. The monsoon season that lasts from July to September is the least favourable time to visit Andaman due to heavy rains, and high tidal waves.

2. How to reach Andaman?

Andaman can be reached only by air or boat. There are direct daily flights that fly from various major cities like Delhi, Bangalore, Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata to Port Blair. There are some ships that leave from Kolkata, Chennai and Visakhapatnam that you can opt for.

3. How is weather and temperature in Andaman?

Andaman is a tropical island so the weather stays lovely throughout the year. In summers, the temperature varies from 22 degree Celsius to 35 degree Celsius whereas in winters the temperature stays below 30 degree Celsius, offering a pleasant atmosphere for vacationers.

4. How do I plan a trip to Andaman?

Andaman is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, and attracts many tourists all year round. So, it is advisable to book your flights and hotels in advance for a hassle-free trip.Decide your budget and number of days to stay in Andaman and plan accordingly. Also, make sure to book ferry tickets from Port Blair to Havelock Island. If you are visiting Andaman for the first time, it is preferable to book a Andaman tour package for a seamless experience.

5. How much does a trip to Andaman cost?

Andaman may be a small destination but there is a lot to explore and experience. The cost of the trip to Andaman totally depends upon the number of days you stay there, the places you include in your itinerary, and the experiences you choose to indulge in. It also depends majorly upon your accommodation. A rough estimate would be that a 4 day trip will cost you around INR 10,000 to INR 50,000 per person.

6. Do we need passport to travel to Andaman?
  
No, you do not need a passport to travel to Andaman if you are a citizen of India as Andaman is a part of India.  But in order to visit certain Tribal areas one needs to take permissions by submitting various details like the purpose of the visit.

7. Is Andaman and Nicobar Islands good for honeymoon?

Andaman, owing to its charming landscapes and romantic atmosphere, attracts many newly married couples from different nooks and crannies of the world. Andaman and Nicobar Islands are one of the best places for honeymoon all across the globe. Here, you can enjoy an ultimate romantic experience by indulging in open candle night dinners, enjoyingdramatic sunsets by the sea and much more with your partner. Resorts for couple in Andaman are well known for their geniality.

8. Which is the best place for candle light dinner in Andaman?

There are many places in Andaman where you can have a romantic candle light dinner under the moon. Some of the prominent places are Something Different- A Beachside Cafe, Hotels in Havelock Island, Munjoh Ocean Retreat, Full Moon Café, etc.

9. What are the best places to visit in Andaman?

The geography of Andaman is dotted with wonders to marvel at. Beaches with soft white sands by the deep blue sea waters in Andaman are truly picturesque. Some of the most popular places you must visit in Andaman are Jolly Buoy Island, Radhanagar Beach, Laxmanpur Beach, Elephant Beach, Cellular Jail, Limestone Caves, Marina Park and Aquarium, etc.

10. What are the best things to do in Andaman?

Andaman offers many exciting activities that you should indulge in. Snorkeling, Scuba Diving, Parasailing, Glass bottom boat ride, jet skiing, trekking, bird watching, Sea-walking, kayaking and much more can be enjoyed here. Imagine this all can be done at a single place!

11. How can I go to Andaman by ship?

There are passenger ship services available from Chennai, Kolkata and Vishakhapatnam. The number of sailing per month is around three to four from Chennai and Kolkata to Port Blair and vice-versa. From Vishakhapatnam there is only one sailing in a month. The voyage usually takes 3 to 4 days to reach Port Blair.

12. How can I go to Andaman from Kolkata by ship?

MV Nicobar, MV Akbar and MV Harshvardan offer ferry service from Kolkata port to Andaman. One can book tickets from Ship Ticketing Advance Reservation System (STARS) Counters of the Directorate of Shipping Charges at Kolkata port. Ticket bookings start approximately 15 days prior departure.   

13. How can I go to Andaman from Bangalore?

There are various flights options that you can choose from Bangalore in order to reach Andaman. Though there are multiple flight options but prior booking is advisable. It usually takes 5-6 hours to reach Andaman from Bangalore.

14. How many days are sufficient to visit Andaman and Nicobar Island?

Andaman and Nicobar Island is a beautiful island that has many things and places on offer. Sufficient days to visit the island can differ from person to person as to where they want to go and what activities they want to do but 5-7 days are ideal to visit Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

15. Is Andaman a good place to visit with family?

 Yes, Andaman is a great place to visit with family. It will surely be a memorable exotic beach holiday where you can spend your time enjoying and relaxing with your family. Andaman hosts many families and has everything in store for every age group.

16. Is it safe to visit Andaman?

Andaman is a peaceful destination with relaxing atmosphere and helping people. Also, the crime rate is relatively very low in Andaman. So we can say it is one of the safest places to visit in India. However, it is advisable to be cautious and keep common safety measures in place while dealing with strangers.

17. Can we visit Andaman in September?

Yes, you can visit Andaman in September but it is not the best time to visit Andaman. In September it usually rains heavily and you won’t be able to enjoy the water sports. But you can spend time sightseeing and relaxing by the beach.

18. What are the adventure activities I can do at Havelock Island?

Havelock Island is one of the most sought after places in Andaman and has a wide range of water sports on offer. It is known for the adventure activities like snorkeling, trekking, scuba diving, kayaking, glass bottom boat tour, elephant swimming, seaplane ride, coral reef sightings and much more.

19. How do you get to Havelock Island from Port Blair?

There are numerous private as well as government ferries that you can opt for in order to reach Havelock Island from Port Blair. The cruise takes around 90-120 minutes to reach the island. The last cruise for the day leaves at 3:00 PM. You can also opt for speed boating in Andaman. Make sure to book your ferries prior for a hassle free experience.

20. How do you get to Neil Island from Port Blair?

You can take ferries departing from Phoenix Bay Jetty. There are government and private ferries that ply between Neil Island and Port Blair. The government ferry leaves at 6:30 AM and 11:00 AM respectively. Hotels in Neil Island and ferry tickets to Neil Island should be booked in advance.

21. Can we go to Baratang Island? How can I go there?

Baratang is around 90 kilometers from Port Blair. You can opt for bus services or cabs till from Port Blair. It will take you 2 hours 30 minutes to reach there. After reaching Middle Strait you will have to take a vehicle ferry to cross a creek to reach Baratang.

22. What are some famous beaches to visit in Andaman and Nicobar?

Asia’s best beach - Radhanagar Beach, Elephant Beach, Wandoor Beach, Corbyn’s Cove Beach, Vijaynagar Beach, Kalapathar Beach,  Bharatpur Beach etc. are some of the beaches that you should not skip on your Andaman visit.

23. Is alcohol allowed in Andaman?

Yes, alcohol is allowed in Andaman. There are some areas where alcohol is prohibited in order to preserve the Tribal culture but most tourist places like Port Blair, Havelock Island etc. are not restricted areas and you can easily enjoy alcohol at restaurants.

24. When can I visit Cellular Jail? How to get the entry ticket?

Cellular Jail is easily accessible. You can get a cab, auto or a bus with no trouble to reach the jail. There is no online booking for the tickets of the sound and light show. So, you can get the tickets on the spot before the show starts.

25. What are the best places in Andaman to do Scuba Diving?

Andaman is a famous destination for water sports including Scuba Diving. Some of the best places to do Scuba Diving are in Havelock Island, Neil Island like Lacadives, Scuba Adventures Pvt Ltd, Barefoot Scuba, Blue Corals Dive, Best Scuba Diving in Andaman India- Scubalov.in Dive Resort etc.

26. Where can I do snorkelling in Andaman and Nicobar Island?

The best place to do snorkeling in Andaman and Nicobar Island are JollyBouy Island, Elephant Island and North Bay Island.

27. How far is Barren Island from Port Blair? How to reach there?

Barren Island lies 136 km northeast of Port Blair. There are two options available to reach the Barren Island from Port Blair. One, you can take a seaplane. Two, take a ferry ride.

28. Are there any cruises in Andaman? What are the charges and popular routes?

Yes, cruises are available in Port Blair, Havelock, and Neil island of Andaman. The cruise charges are as follows:

Coastal Cruise: Starts from INR 975 per person

Green Ocean Cruise: Starts from INR 900 per person

29. Is there anything that I need to keep in mind if I am travelling to Andaman for the first time?

If you are travelling Andaman for the first time, it is recommended to either plan your trip well in advance or book a package in order to avoid missing out on important attractions. Avoid planning a trip during peak monsoon months as it rains heavily here. Blend in and act like a local rather than acting like a tourist. Keep the emergency numbers handy.

30. What type of food will I get in Andaman? Is vegetarian food easily available?

Food items from various cuisines are available in Andaman. Majority of the restaurants serve sea food and dishes from Indian cuisine. Yes, there are wide range of vegetarian food options easily available here. 

31. Is there any place for shopping in Andaman?

Yes, there are a lot of exciting places like beach markets and emporiums for shopaholics in Andaman where you can buy a range of things including clothes, handicrafts, accessories, etc. Some of the best options there are Aberdeen Bazaar, Goalghar, Junglighat, Government Emporium, Delanipur.

32. How is the nightlife in Andaman?