Baratang Island, located in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, offers a unique and off-the-beaten-path experience for travelers seeking to explore the natural wonders of the region.
Overview
The island is renowned for its fascinating limestone caves, accessible via a scenic boat ride through dense mangrove creeks, providing an adventurous and picturesque journey. Visitors can also witness the remarkable Mud Volcano, a rare geological phenomenon where natural gases create small mud eruptions. Baratang is a haven for nature lovers, with its rich biodiversity and serene environment. The island’s remote charm, combined with its intriguing attractions like Parrot Island—famous for its sunset view of thousands of parrots returning to roost—makes it a perfect destination for an adventurous and educational trip. Whether exploring the island’s natural beauty or delving into its geological wonders, Baratang Island offers a memorable and enriching experience.
Highlights
- Scenic boat ride through dense mangrove forests to reach Limestone Caves
- Explore the fascinating Limestone Caves and learn about their history and formation
- Visit the unique Mud Volcano and observe natural mud eruptions
- Witness the spectacular sight of thousands of parrots returning to Parrot Island at sunset
- Discover the remnants of British colonial history on a day trip to Ross Island
