Port Blair, the capital of the Andaman & Nicobar Islands, offers a blend of history, nature and beaches in one compact destination. The iconic Cellular Jail (Kala Pani) stands as a powerful reminder of India’s freedom struggle, known for its three-wing structure and the emotional Light & Sound Show. Nearby, Corbyn’s Cove Beach attracts visitors with its calm waters, coconut-fringed shoreline and water sports. A short boat ride takes you to Ross Island (Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Island), where British-era ruins, old churches and friendly deer create a unique mix of nature and heritage. For underwater lovers, North Bay Island offers vibrant coral reefs, snorkeling, scuba diving and sea walking. Nature enthusiasts enjoy Chidiya Tapu, famous for its dense forests, birdlife and stunning sunsets, along with the scenic Munda Pahad trek. Museums like the Samudrika Marine Museum and Anthropological Museum showcase the islands’ marine diversity and tribal cultures, while Mount Harriet National Park provides lush trekking trails and panoramic views, also known from the old ₹20 note landscape. Completing the experience, Flag Point marks the site where Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose hoisted the Indian flag in 1943, making it a significant patriotic landmark.