Islands are usually great places to relax in the summer, especially if they have a rich historical legacy. Andaman’s capital city has several beautiful and awe-inspiring tourist attractions. There is a lot to explore in these cluster islands, and Port Blair, a must-visit in the Andaman, never disappoints.
Top 5 places to visit in Port Blair for an unforgettable experience
1. Cellular Jail
The Cellular Jail, often referred to as Kalapani, is one of the most visited tourist destinations in Port Blair and is a testimony to the horrific colonial past. Due mostly to its historical significance, this national memorial is one of the most well-known tourist destinations in Port Blair.
2. Ross Island
Recently renamed Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Island, this location beautifully blends nature and history. It offers many opportunities for exploring with its lush forest and charming lighthouse. The lighthouse tower, which was built in 1977, is particularly significant historically since it was the spot of India’s first photovoltaic panel launch.
3. Japanese Bunkers
Easily spotted across Port Blair’s tourist destinations, these relics of a bygone age were constructed during World War II. They are among the top attractions in Port Blair and are located on the way to Ross Island and Corbyn Cove beach.
4. Corbyn’s Cove Beach
Situated just a few miles from Port Blair, this spot is ideal for relaxing after a long day. Visitors may unwind and enjoy water sports like swimming and sunbathing in this tranquil and attractive setting due to its beautiful white sands and crystal-clear water.
5. Samudrika Naval Marine Museum
Samudrika (Naval Marine Museum), which is situated in Port Blair’s Delanipur neighbourhood, has an amazing collection of shells, corals and colourful fish species that can be found in the area. The massive blue whale skeleton is among the museum’s main highlights.
