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The Andaman Islands have long been rumor-mongered about in travelers' circles as India's untamed paradise — coral-ringed beaches, turquoise lagoons, and a pace of life that rolls as gently as the...

There is a little secret the Andaman and Nicobar Islands hold—a secret murmured by dancing palms and tide-weathered shells. It's this: paradise isn't for sale. Past the gleaming brochures of high-end...

The Andaman Islands, spread out like emeralds along the Bay of Bengal, are usually portrayed in a landscape of turquoise oceans, beaches bathed in sunlight, and palm-lined roads. For the majority of...

It is in the blue hush of dawn when Port Blair remains swathed in mist and the sea whispers like a secret that one realizes the quiet charm of the Andamans. The tourist who opts for a budget hotel in...

There is a peculiar hush that descends over the Andaman Islands once the sun dips below the horizon, the kind of hush that is not quite silence but a low murmur of the sea, a rhythmic lapping at the...

To arrive in Port Blair is to sense immediately the burden of history and the peculiar lightness of the sea. This is no common town; it is one that has occupied the crossroads of empires, a place of...

In the middle stretch of the Andaman archipelago, where the sea changes mood with the hour and the wind carries both the salt of the ocean and the faint sweetness of coastal forests, lies Rangat...

The Andamans Beyond the Postcards There are destinations that postcards can never do justice to, irrespective of the intensity of colors. The Andaman and Nicobar Islands are one of these mysteries—a...

It wasn’t the glossy travel brochures that convinced people to visit the Andaman Islands. It was stories whispered by other travelers — tales of quiet beaches, warm water, and star-filled skies. But...

The initial impression of Port Blair, as the aircraft makes its slow, rattling descent, is not of a paradisiacal escape but of a serious, densely populated city clinging stubbornly to its hillsides...

It was said that the Andaman Islands had a strange ability to slow down time. People came hoping for sandy shores and postcard-perfect scenery, but most of them left talking of something much more...

Salt-Stained Stories – The Andamans Through Time There are places postcards can't hold. The Andaman and Nicobar Islands are one of them—not merely points on a map, but a living rhythm between India...

There is something about the Andaman Islands that resists the rushed tick-box culture of tourism today — something that makes you pause, that makes you let the days catch their breath, and that allows...

While Port Blair acclimates the visitor to the rhythm of Andaman, Neil Island—tiny, leisurely, and dreamy—provides the opportunity to slide below the surface of time itself. The ferry trip across the...

The archipelago, strewn like emeralds across the Bay of Bengal, had about it the suggestion of layered history, from colonial outposts to prison walls, yet over the burden of memory lay the salt in...