Baratang Island

    In the heart of the Andaman archipelago lies Baratang Island is a quirky gem that promises a mix of natural wonders and adventures. About 100 kilometers north of Port Blair, Baratang is where Mother Nature decided to showcase her playful side, making it a must-visit for explorers. Baratang’s showstopper is its enigmatic limestone caves. A visit here feels like stepping into a surrealist painting where stalactites and stalagmites twist and turn into fantastical shapes. The journey to these caves is as thrilling as the destination itself, involving a scenic boat ride through mangrove creeks that look straight out of a tale. Next up on Baratang’s list of peculiar attractions is the mud volcano. Yes, you heard that right—a volcano that spews mud instead of lava. Watching the earth gurgle mud is oddly mesmerizing, offering a rare glimpse into one of nature’s quirkiest phenomena. For those with an interest to see parrots, the Parrot Island is a must-see. Every evening, thousands of parrots descend upon this island, transforming it into a living, squawking spectacle of color and sound. But Baratang is all charm. Its hidden beaches and lush forests provide a tranquil retreat for those looking to unwind. Whether you’re exploring the beauty of the limestone caves, the mud volcano, or witnessing the parrot parade, Baratang Island offers a delightful cocktail of nature’s wonders. So pack your curiosity and sense of adventure—Baratang is ready to surprise you!