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Magnificent Lakshadweep Islands

Lakshadweep, the name literally translates to a lakh of islands, is surely a serenity of memories. One can never get enough of the Lakshadweep Islands, without leaving with a feeling of coming back again. This is a group of 36 islands, well known for its exotic and sun-kissed beaches, an abode of bewitching landscapes, and an experience to dive into the underwater beauty of the sea. The island is considered to be a precious heritage of ecology and culture. Lakshadweep Islands provide a lot of opportunities for water sports over the serene blue water and pearly white beaches.

The unique charm of Lakshadweep Islands lie in the fact that each island is a tiny principality in itself and has existed from time immemorial, with a little influence from the outside world. A site for overlooking the beautiful flora and fauna as one of the most colourful creations adorning the landscape of the island. Lakshadweep Islands gives the travel enthusiasts, a once in a lifetime experience of admiring the mesmerizing scenic beauty of nature in form of its uninhabited islands and serene blue water.

Karavatti, the capital of Lakshadweep, is an abode for calm lagoons and is considered to be an ideal place for water sports and swimming. Lakshadweep is well connected by Plane and Ships. The MV Tipu Sultan, The MV Bharat Seema, MV Amindivi, MV Minicoy, are some of the ships used for transportation from Kerala to Lakshadweep Islands. Various islands of Lakshadweep offer various range of tourist attractions from cuisine, culture, mystical views, white sand and many other adventure sports.

Entry Permit to reach Lakshadweep Islands

Lakshadweep tourism requires a traveller to obtain an official permit from the Administrator of Lakshadweep. Most people prefer going through travel agents as it is the most hassle free option. You can contact Adventuresome for all the information related to the permit of Lakshadweep Islands.

Flora and Fauna in Lakshadweep Islands

Lakshadweep Islands have one of the India’s most beautiful and ancient coral reef region. It is also home to 70 different species of Coral reefs. Apart from this, Lakshadweep is also home for numerous sea creatures, typically found on the seashores such as crabs, water birds, lobsters, sea turtles, squids and worms etc.

Serene Beaches of Lakshadweep Islands

Lakshadweep is definitely a paradise for long, pristine, white sandy beaches. The effect of golden hour is something everyone would love to witness as the white sandy beaches changes into golden blonde lady of Lakshadweep Islands.

Restaurants and Local food in Lakshadweep Islands

Lakshadweep’s cuisine is largely influenced by the cuisines of Kerala, the state of India which is closest to the islands. Seafood and coconut dishes define the menus of restaurants in Lakshadweep Islands. Apart from Indian cuisines, one can definitely enjoy the Chinese, Thai, and Korean dishes on these islands. Alcohol is prohibited on all the islands, expect for Bangaram island.

Language spoken in Lakshadweep Islands

Common language spoken on the island is Malayalam, due to the island’s proximity to Kerala. Other languages spoken on the islands are Mahl, Jeseri (Dweep Bhasha), Tamil and English.

Best Time to visit Lakshadweep Islands

Usually, the Lakshadweep Islands can be visited throughout the year. But the best time considered ideal for visiting the island is Early summers (March-May) and winters (November-February). Monsoons usually see a high temperature and heavy rainfalls, due to which most of the sports are closed for tourists.

Places to Visit in Lakshadweep Islands

Minicoy Island

Minicoy Island is the second largest island of all the Lakshadweep Islands and is one of the few inhabited islands of the group. The beauty of this island lies in the purity of nature it has to offer. The place has not been spoiled by commercialisation yet and therefore, one can enjoy the nature on this island in its raw and pure form. The island is also resort for luxurious hotels and beach resort

Agatti Island

The beauty of Agatti island lies in the coral reefs inhabitation and the serene white beaches. This is one of the islands with airports and therefore makes it extremely accessible from major parts of the world.

Bangaram Island

The breath-taking Bangaram island is located in the clear blue waters of Indian oceans. This is one of the least explored parts of Lakshadweep Islands. Mesmerising beauty of beaches, view of aquatic life and vibrant colours of coral reef are a treat for the travellers. The Bangaram Island Beach Resort is an apt destination for the people looking out to disconnect from daily fast paced life.

Karavatti Islands

Karavatti is the capital of Lakshadweep and an island with splendid view of sea and pristine white sand beaches. The beaches are laden with the swinging coconut trees, and one can witness the abundant marine life of island. This island is one stop destination for enthralling water sports.

Kalpeni Islands

If one needs to enjoy the scuba diving, Snorkeling, Reef walking, Kayaking and other adventurous water sports, Kalpeni islands is the place. This is one of the most picturesque places of Lakshadweep Island.

Kadmat Island

Kadmat island is famous for its pristine silvery beaches and is a favourite destination among tourists for sun bathing. This is a small island having beautiful lagoon and coral reefs.

Amindivi Island

Amindivi island is located on the north of Lakshadweep, this island is famous for its choir products. It is famous for its local culture and markets.

Andretti Island

Andretti Isalnd is the largest of the Lakshadweep Islands and located in the close proximity of the Indian mainland. It is a spot for relaxing in the lap of sun kissed beaches and exotic aquatic life. This island is famous for the Buddhist archaeological remains and the tomb of Saint Hazrat Ubaidullah. Foreign tourists are restricted entry on this island.

Lakshadweep Islands are definitely a place for finding solace in the lap of nature and serene blue water and sandy white beaches. It is a perfect destination for adventure lovers, beach babies, and explorers. Lakshadweep is a treat for people seeking an escape from daily routine and fast paced life. The islands, though all are equally beautiful and mystic, each island offers its own unique experience and makes one return to its enticing beauty.

To book your Lakshadweep trip, please visit here, Lakshadweep Tour Packages

 

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  • Amazing Place, fits like a glove, just be patient for some time. Great advise for traveler who wants to visit Lakshadweep. I especially loved the first tip. Although, sometimes I feel as though I spend too much time reading and not enough time putting the information I learn into practice. Thanks for the valuable information!

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