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• Mount Harriet National Park
  "Balas Mount Harriet Visit"
  "We travelled partly by Ferry and partly by jeep and reached the hill top driving through forest. It is the highest point of Portblair and we had a good view of the sea, light house, Sunami affected areas etc from the view tower. The Park has colourful plants, varieties of trees, a special Mango tree..." giving very small size of mangoes, Christmas tree etc. If one can take a walk of 15 to 20 minutes into the forest, chirping and sounds made by various kinds of birds can be heard. At the hill top the weather was cooler than Portblair due to the height, surrounding forest. " More >
• Ross Island
  "Ride to Ross"
  "Ross Island is the first of a three island stopover that includes Viper and North Bay. Ross was the administrative post of the British in the late19th century and its ruins and little museum, Smritika make for great viewing. The coconut vendors at Ross are busy doing brisk business and the c..."oconut water is refreshing after a brisk walk around the island. " More >
• Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park
  "One of the best coral reefs in the world"
  "I am a huge marine enthusiast and have done snorkelling at Hanauma Bay in Hawaii but this place beats that experience hands down. Rabindranath Tagore wrote - "I have toured the mountains; I have toured the oceans but I never took the time to enjoy the beauty of the dew drop on the tip of a rice ..."stalk". This place reminds me of that. Every year hundreds of Indians go to Hawaii, Great Barrier Reef, Thailand in search of perfect beaches and to explore underwater life but we have this amazing place near home that very few people know of. Now, coming to the review - this is a group of islands near Port Blair that have been designated into a National Park to protect the flora and fauna. There are limited number of boats that leave Wandoor every morning and take you to Jolly Buoy island. The seats are limited and the visit requires a permit. Hence book in advance. There is no jetty and hence the main boat moors off the island and then they take you over the coral reefs in a gl... " More >