Port Blair

Built in 1906, the historical Cellular Jail or kala paani is where Indian freedom fighters were incarcerated by the British. It was declared a National Museum in 1969.

Established in 1969 and located in the South Andaman archipelago, Mount Harriet National Park offers panoramic aerial views of Port Blair city, the Ross Island and Havelock Island.

Relatively unsullied, Corbyn's Cove is lined with coconut and palm trees. Its sandy shoreline is ideal for basking in the sun and enjoying watersports.

In an effort to preserve and promote marine life, the Samudrika Naval Marine Museum has a large collection of corals, seashells, fishes and different species of sea animals.

The Zonal Anthropological Museum offers an insight into the cultural heritage of the various indigenous tribes of Andaman and Nicobar Islands including the Onges, Jarawas and Sentinelese.

The Forest Museum houses a collection of wooden art and sculptures made by the workers of Chatham Saw Mill showcasing the flora and fauna of the region.

Several Japanese Bunkers were built during World War II when Japan occupied the Andaman Islands, and a few bunkers can still be found across the region.