RANGAT
The picturesque island of Rangat is located in the Middle Andaman Islands and is surrounded by dense forests and breathtakingly beautiful beaches. Watch the waves splashing against your feet as you sit on this lavish beach.
You will be captivated by the natural waterfalls found on the islands. The island features several beaches that are ideal for sunbathing and water sports.
Major attractions in Rangat
MANGROVE NATURE WALKWAY
This wooden walkway runs through creeks and mangrove trees, providing an excellent opportunity to observe up close the unique flora of the Mangrove trees. Along the way, one can observe creeks (Jhinga Nallah) that pass through the walkway. The Mangrove Nature Walk Way is probably the longest mangrove walkway in India. It is nestled among dense mangrove forests near Dhani Nallah beach. This ride takes you past mangroves, palm trees, breathing roots, and orchids, including hathi kaan (elephant's ears). As you walk along the walkway, you will find small resting huts that provide you with a peaceful environment where you can enjoy the sight of the mangroves and the sounds of the birds. The Walkway ends on a white sand beach with emerald blue water.
AAMKUNJ BEACH
The Aamkunj Beach is one of the top ecotourism destinations in India, located 8 km from Rangat. It is a long, sandy, and patchy stretch of beach interspersed with small pebbles. You can watch the sea waves or enjoy some quiet time on an eco-friendly bench such as a log sofa or a log teapot. It is a popular turtle nesting ground.
PANCHVATI HILLS
As a mesmerizing location, the Panchavati Hills demonstrate the beauty of nature in its entirety. It is located on the beautiful island of Rangat in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Known throughout the country for its magnificent natural beauty, this destination is loved by both domestic and international tourists due to its serenity and calm atmosphere. One of its main attractions is a waterfall that cascades on stony terrain from a good height.
