Located in the Andaman archipelago, Diglipur is an island that is blessed with rustic natural beauty. The island is also known for its oranges, rice, flora and marine life. It is fed by the Kalpong river, which powers a hydroelectric project on the island. Some of the popular tourist attractions located in and near Diglipur include Lamiya Bay Beach, Diglipur Mud Volcano, Kalipur Beach, Turtle Nesting in Diglipur, Ross and Smith Islands, Ramnagar Beach, Pathi Level Beach, Alfred Lime Stone Caves and Saddle Peak. For a rendezvous with Mother Nature, one can scan Diglipur Tourism packages that are available online. Moreover, those interested in having a complete holiday experience can select from the range of special Diglipur tour packages. Also, the special packages allow one to customize their tour itineraries as per their needs and preferences.

Diglipur Sightseeing

The island of Diglipur has many places that make it ideal for a nature enthusiast. Diglipur Mud Volcano is a series of mud volcanoes that is located in Shyamnagar Forest, which is 20 km away from Diglipur. Also, it takes a 15-minute trek to reach the mud volcanoes. Besides, travellers can opt to visit Kalipur Beach, which is famous for its turtles. This beach also offers many opportunities to indulge in thrilling water activities, such as riding a speed boat or water scooter. Notably, Kalipur Beach is known as a popular turtle nesting point. And, the months of December and January are good to witness the same. Another amazing beach in Diglipur is Lamiya Bay Beach, which is located a few kilometres away from Kalipur Beach. Also, it overlooks the foothills of Saddle Peak, which rests at a height of 732 meters above the sea level. Not to forget, Saddle Peak is known to be the highest peak in Andaman and Nicobar islands. Travellers can experience all of it by booking Diglipur tour packages.

Places to Visit in Diglipur

Diglipur features many popular tourist attractions, including Ross and Smith Islands, Ramnagar Beach, Pathi Level Beach and Alfred Lime Stone Caves. The Ross and Smith Islands are twin islands adjoined by a sand bar that gets submerged under water during high tide. In order to visit these twin islands, travellers require a forest permit, for which an application can be made at the Forest Office of Diglipur. One must not miss thrill-inducing water sports, such as snorkeling and scuba diving on these twin islands. Further, Ross and Smith Islands feature rich marine life and one can easily spot amazing underwater creatures. Not just this, the twin islands have a beautiful coral reef. Ramnagar Beach is a picturesque place that is located 35 km away from Diglipur. The tides at this beach are ideal for swimming. This beach is also a popular site for turtle nesting. Those looking for some quiet time can head to Pathi Level Beach, which is relatively less populated. This beach can be easily reached on a fiber boat from Kishorenagar. Alfred Lime Stone Caves are also quite popular among tourists. It is a cluster of 41 caves that house swiftlets and fruit-eating bats. Moreover, Diglipur island is extremely popular among adventure seekers who love trekking because it features tropical forests.