Port Blair (Sri Vijaya Puram)
Port Blair (Sri Vijaya Puram), the capital and administrative headquarters of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, is where every journey to this tropical archipelago begins.
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Diglipur, located about 375 kilometers north of Port Blair, is the largest town in North Andaman and a rising hub for eco-tourism. Known for its pristine beaches, evergreen forests, and rustic village charm, Diglipur offers a refreshing contrast to the busier parts of the Andaman Islands. It is also home to the Saddle Peak National Park, where the highest peak in the islands stands tall at 732 meters, attracting trekkers and nature enthusiasts.
For B2B partners, Diglipur represents an excellent addition to itineraries catering to eco-friendly travelers, adventure seekers, and those who prefer serene, offbeat holidays. With its unique blend of nature trails, twin-island experiences, marine richness, and cultural simplicity, Diglipur ensures a memorable and authentic Andaman experience.
• Ross & Smith Islands
Often called the twin islands, Ross & Smith are connected by a natural sandbar, creating a picture-perfect beach experience. This is a highlight for leisure and eco-tourism itineraries.
• Saddle Peak (732m)
The highest peak in the Andaman Islands, Saddle Peak is popular for trekking and nature trails through evergreen rainforest. This appeals to adventure travelers seeking guided treks and outdoor activities.
• Kalipur Beach
Known for its sandy stretch and turtle nesting grounds, Kalipur is being developed as a tourist complex and adds strong value for eco-tourism products.
• Kalpong River & Hydroelectric Project
The only river in the Andamans, Kalpong is home to the islands’ first hydroelectric project and enriches the eco-diversity of Diglipur.
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