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Long fabled among travellers for its gorgeous beaches, underwater wonders and primeval location in the middle of nowhere, the Andaman and Nicobar Islands are still the ideal place to get away from it all. The archipelago has around 572 islands of which only 36 are open to tourists. The island population is an interesting mix of South Indian and Southeast Asian settlers, as well as Negrito ethnic groups on some islands whose arrival here still has anthropologists baffled. The name Andaman is presumed to be derived from Hanuman, who was known to the Malays as Handuman. The name Nicobar seems to be a corruption of the South Indian term ‘Nakkavaram’ (Land of the Naked) as indicated in the great Tanjore inscription of AD 1050. You think the most widely spoken language on the islands is Andamanese or Nicobarese but strange it is HIndi followed by Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Bengali and more. A penal settlement, including the dreaded “Kala Pani” Jail (Cellular Jail), was established here by the British after the revolt of 1857.
Andaman and Nicobar Islands were so remote that they became the dreaded Kala Pani penal colony for Indian freedom fightersunder the British. The Cellular Jail was built to disconnect the prisoners from the outer world – the prisoners were kept in solitary cells and made to work for long hours. Today, the jail is open to tourists, and has a light and sound show in evening which tells the thrilling story of kala pani jail. The Ross Island was the erstwhile British headquarter for the most of the Andaman Islands from 1858 till it was rocked by an earthquake in 1941. In 1941, the Japanese converted the site into POW camp, and built war installations, remnants of which can still be seen. Now under the control of Indian Navy, the island with its jungle-clad colonial ruins and creepy World War-II tunnels, is a popular tourist spot. Here also a light and sound show unfolds the history. Adding to the intrigue is the fascinating ecosystem that exists on the island – the spectacular coral reefs, the biggest crabs, the largest turtles, the most vibrant fish and the beautiful birds & butterflies.