The Andaman and Nicobar Islands, sometimes called "Kalapani," are a breathtaking archipelago in India. Comprising a total of 572 islands, only about 50 are inhabited, with the rest being small, forested, or used by the Indian military.
A popular tourist destination, the Andamans offer an idyllic escape from the mainland. The climate here is distinct from the rest of India, with the monsoon season coinciding with summer on the mainland, providing a welcome respite from the heat.
The islands are renowned for their pristine beauty. Imagine pristine white sand beaches, expansive shorelines, and crystal-clear blue waters, perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and a wide range of water sports.
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