If you’re looking for a unique and authentic travel experience in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, staying at a homestay is the way to go. Homestays in Andaman offer more than just a place to sleep – they provide an opportunity to immerse yourself in the local culture, enjoy home-cooked meals, and connect with the
The Day Andaman Drained My Wallet—and Made Me a Budget Ninja Port Blair’s Veer Savarkar Airport, a muggy November afternoon—stepped off a ₹3,400 Kolkata flight, my ₹50 backpack sagging with ambition. The air was thick: salt, fish frying at roadside stalls, and a whiff of jungle dampness. Autos honked, drivers yelling “₹50, Aberdeen Bazaar!” as
Traveling to the Andaman and Nicobar Islands is a dream for many, and one of the most exciting parts of the journey is the ferry ride. Whether you’re traveling from mainland India or hopping between islands, ferries are the lifeline of Andaman tourism. In this comprehensive guide, I’ll walk you through everything you need to
A Flavor Explosion in Andaman The moment I scooped up a spoonful of creamy prawn curry in Port Blair, I knew Andaman wasn’t just about beaches—it was a food paradise too. I’d spent the day snorkeling, my stomach rumbling, when a waiter at a seaside café grinned and said, “This is our island’s soul.” He
The Day Andaman Taught Me Paperwork Isn’t Optional I landed in Port Blair on a humid November afternoon, ₹3,500 flight from Kolkata still buzzing in my head, my ₹50 backpack sagging with dreams of beaches and freedom. The Veer Savarkar Airport hummed with ceiling fans and chatter—Bengali, Tamil, a splash of German from sunburnt tourists.
When it comes to exploring the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, most travelers think of ferries and boats. But did you know that you can also travel between islands by helicopter? Yes, helicopter services in Andaman offer a quick, convenient, and luxurious way to hop between islands while enjoying breathtaking aerial views. In this comprehensive guide,
A Tasty Adventure Awaits in Andaman The first time I smelled sizzling fish frying on a Port Blair street, my stomach growled louder than the waves at Corbyn’s Cove. I’d just landed in the Andaman Islands, expecting beaches and boats, but I wasn’t ready for the street food explosion! Picture this: a vendor hands me
The Day Andaman Humbled Me—and Stole My Heart At 27, I stepped off a ₹3,400 Kolkata flight into Port Blair, my ₹50 backpack slung over one shoulder, eyes wide with dreams bigger than my ₹500 daily budget. The air hit me—salty, thick with fish fries sizzling at roadside stalls, and a hint of damp jungle.
Exploring the Andaman and Nicobar Islands is an adventure in itself, and getting around the islands is a big part of that experience. While ferries and helicopters are great for inter-island travel, local transport options like buses, taxis, and auto rickshaws are essential for getting around within the islands. In this comprehensive guide, I’ll take
A Foodie’s Paradise in Port Blair Imagine biting into a juicy grilled fish, the ocean breeze brushing your face, and the sun dipping below the horizon. That’s what dining in Port Blair felt like for me on my last trip. I’d just finished a day exploring Cellular Jail when a local pointed me to a