Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park
Gandhi Park
Sippighat Farm (14 kms.)
Sprawling over an area of 80 acres is a Government farm. Research & Development programmers for cultivation of spices like cloves, nutmeg, cinnamon, coconut and pepper are conducted here. Research and Demonstration farm of the Central Agricultural Research Institute (CARI) is nearby.
Jogger’s Park
Jogger’s Park situated at one of the highest points in Port Blair offers a panoramic view of the Port Blair. In the backdrop of the fully lit landscape, the place provides excellent view of the area. A must see for visitors in the evening.
Chidiya Tapu (25 kms. from Port Blair)
Chidiya Tapu is the southernmost tip of South Andaman. The lush green mangroves, forest cover with numerous chirping birds and the Sylvan Sands and Munda Pahar beaches make it an ideal picnic site. The forest guesthouse situated on top of a hillock provides a fabulous view of isolated islands, submerged corals and the breath-taking sunset. A biological park has also been opened for tourists. Park entry fee: AdultsRs.20/-,ChildrenRs.10/-, Foreigners Rs.50/- Video Camera Rs.50/- per entry, Video Camera (Commercial) Rs500/- per day. Conducted tours are available from Andaman Teal House, Port Blair to Chidiyatapu. Chidiyatapu forest Guest House Ph: 03192-281350.
Collinpur (36 kms. from Port Blair)
Situated near to Tirur, this place has a beautiful sandy beach with shallow water. Suitable for swimming, sun basking and viewing sunset.
Madhuban (75 kms. by road/20 kms. by ferry and road from Port Blair)
This place is a trekking area, north east of South Andaman. Exotic endemic birds, animals, butterflies, and elephant lumbering are the most interesting part of the trek.
Mount Harriet (55 km, by road/15 km by ferry and road from Port Blair)
Mini Zoo
Entry fee – adult –Rs. 2/-, child – Re.1/-
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