28 Things To Do in Port Blair [2024 Edition]: The Ultimate List

These are the most famous things to do in Port Blair, the capital city of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Don’t leave without doing at least a few of these if not all. 

These are the keys to the Port Blair Experience. 

1. Cellular Jail

Constructed between 1857 and 1906, the Cellular jail called “Kalapani” stands as a national memorial and a gritty reminder of colonial rule and the undaunted spirit of our Indian freedom fighters. The British used this remote prison to exile Indian political prisoners, sending them far from their homeland to face harsh punishments and isolation.

The silent walls and corridors of Cellular Jail have witnessed the horrors of torture and the spirit of resistance and still stand, bleak and empty as ever. Cellular Jail was built to give the guards an all-around view of the inmates, you can now catch amazing views from the top of the watchtowers.

Derived from the Hindi words “kala” meaning death and “pani” meaning water, the cellular jail held freedom fighters like Yogendra Shukla, Batukeshwar Dutt, and Babarao Savarkar.

Visit the gallows of a cellular jail for an eerie experience, get a feel of prison life, and admire the strategic constructions that highlight the tactical mind of the British Empire.

Entrance Fee: Rs 30; Guide: Rs.200 (optional)
Visiting Hours: 9.00 am to 5.00 pm open all days except on all National Holiday.
Things To See: Cellular Jail Museum, Photo Gallery, Library, Veer Sarvakar’s Cell, Distinct Architecture.
Location: Click here

G2A Tips: We recommend visiting Cellular Jail in the afternoon as you have a better chance of getting a guide during this time.

2. Light and Sound Show, Cellular Jail

Cellular jail- Attending the light and sound show in the cellular jail is one of the best things to do in Port Blair. You haven’t had the full experience of the Andaman Islands, unless and until you have experienced this. Aimed at telling the story of the india’s freedom struggle and rich history of Cellular Jail, it is a perfect blend of both information and entertainment. For those interested in indulging in a brief presentation about India’s heroic freedom struggle, the Light and Sound show is worth a visit.

The saga of the Andaman Islands’ adversities is brought alive inside the cellular jail national memorial compound. The Light and Sound Show lasts about 45 minutes. The show is available in both English and Hindi. The idea of the story being narrated through the voice of an ancient Peepal tree is a refreshing and creative one. The light and sound show brings up the struggle of our freedom fighters and dark history of the Andaman Islands and reminds us exactly why these beautiful islands were once called Kalapani (black waters).

Entrance Fee: Rs 300.
Visiting Hours: 6:00 pm (Hindi), 7:15 pm (English). Open all days except on National Holidays.
Things To See: The beautiful and storied history of the Kalapani.
Location: Click here

G2A Tips: We recommend that you visit early to book the ticket.

3. Ross Island

Ross Island offers a glimpse of colonial rule in the Andaman Islands. Well, whoever thought they might have to go all the way to France to witness Paris, was clearly in the wrong! They didn’t know of Ross Island a.k.a. Paris of the East.

Ross Island was the seat of imperial power and administrative headquarters in those days. It is said that on one night, when electricity came to Ross Island for the first time, and all its structures – the bungalows, the ballroom, the church, the printing press- lit up, and someone saw the mesmerizing view and termed it Paris of the East. Today, it is a magnificent ruin of time. 

Fast forward to World War 2, when the Japanese pillaged the Andaman Islands and turned it into ruin. And now the stories there seem to be buried under the rubble. One thing to do is to hire a local guide to dig them out. Or attend the light and sound show, along with the Museum to experience the full scope of the land. 

Fee: Rs 90; Rs. 350 for ferry ticket.
Timings: 08:30 pm to 04.00 pm Closed only on Wednesdays
Things To See: The Ruins, Light and Sound Show, Museum, Japanese bunkers, and Wildlife Sanctuary.
Location: Click Here, short 15mins boat ride from Port Blair.
G2A Tips: Exploring this enchanting island can take around 3-4 hours. So, we recommend wearing comfortable shoes and clothing as there is plenty of walking to be done.

4. Corbyn’s Cove Beach

Visiting Corbyn’s Cove Beach is one of the best places to visit in Port Blair. In fact, it is one of those definite things to do in Port Blair, where you can get an equal dose of mesmerizing, beautiful, relaxing landscape plus catch the thrill fever from all the water sports that go around there. 

Water sports in Corbyn’s Cove Beach include Sea Karting, Jet skiing, kayaking, surfing, boating, and scuba diving. Also, you can hop on the chartered boats to visit Snake Island which is a nearby tourist attraction that claims to have deadly snakes slithering about. Thrilling right? Tell us about it! And lest we forget about the Japanese and their bunkers! It’s all happening in Corbyn’s Cove Beach. 

Fee: Entry Free
Timings: 07:00 am to 05.00 pm
Things To Do: Water sports, Jet skiing, Boating, Swimming.
Location: Click Here.
G2A Tips: You can also try out a self-drive sea-kart, a fairly new activity. It’s just like go-karting in Corbyn’s Cove Beach.

5. Mount Harriet National Park

Get an astonishing eagle’s eye view of the mesmerizing South Andaman Islands’ coastline from the peak of Mount Harriet National Park. The ruins of a British summer house are an iconic landmark and natural attractions of the area. Take pictures! Mount Harriet National Park in Port Blair is a natural beauty with verdant landscapes for photography and would stand out in your feed. It’s also a great place to spot endemic birds of the tropical paradise. 

Mount Harriet National Park offers panoramic aerial views of Port Blair City, and Havelock Island. A great sightseeing place, Visiting Mount Harriet is one of the most famous things to do in Port Blair.

Fee: Rs.25 per person, Rs.250 for foreigners, Rs.25 for Camera
Timings: 07:00 am to 05.00 pm
Things To Do: Trekking, Sightseeing, Birdwatching.
Location: Click Here.
G2A Tips: We recommend you to wear long pants and long sleeves, comfortable shoes, and lots of mosquito repellent. Don’t forget to bring enough water supply and snacks.

6. Day Trip to Chidiya Tapu

Chidiya Tapu literally translates to Bird Island. However, we wonder if that is what us locals think of it! The place invokes a lot more in the mind. It invokes the curve of meandering mangrove creeks that outline the shorelines of Chidiya Tapu, it invokes the famous, colorful sunsets that everyone goes there to witness, it invokes the trek to Munda Pahad which offers panoramic views of Isalnds’ natural beauty, invokes the thrill as Chidiya Tapu has some of the best dive spots in the whole of Port Blair. If you have extra time, visit Biological Park here to spot various flora and fauna of the South Andaman islands.

If you have extra time, you can visit Wandoor Beach, known for its serene atmosphere and stunning sunset views, making it a lovely addition to your trip.

So rent a scooter or a cab and take a stunning 40 minute journey to the best-kept secret in Port Blair. 

Fee: Rs 25;
Timings: 06:00 am to 07.00 pm
Things To Do: viewing sunset & mangrove
Location: Click Here.
G2A Tips: Locals know the place well, so simply ask them for directions. And check out the activities at Chidiya Tapu to make the most of your trip there.

7. Scuba Diving at Chidiya Tapu

Visiting Andaman Islands alone? With family? With friends? With your best friend? With your, how do we say, better half? Or your situationship, if you please? We don’t know the answer to that, but we do know that there is something you can do to make this trip unbelievably memorable. Yes! It will stick in your memory book for years and years to come. 

The answer is Scuba Diving! Yes!

Scuba Diving in Chidiya Tapu (Bird Island), Port Blair is a must do. The dive sites are beautiful and the dive instructors we have waiting for you are incredibly amazing. You’re bound to have an amazing time. The kaleidoscope of marine life and coral reefs in the underwater world will mesmerize you.

Fee: Starts from Rs.4500/-
Timings: 06:00 am to 07.00 pm
Things To Do: Scuba diving.
Location: Click Here.
G2A Tips: Scuba diving in the Andaman Islands generally fills out fast. Which is understandable given you’re in the scuba diving capital of India. So we recommend you do your research and pre-book your dives before coming to Andaman and Nicobar Islands. And if you have any questions, we always love to chat directly with our readers.

8. Kayaking

If you’re looking for adventurous things to do in Port Blair, consider a slow paddle through the scenic beauty and pristine waters alongside the lush green mangroves. This off-beat trip takes you to the lesser-explored parts of the tropical paradise, away from the more bustling tourist places, where you can experience island solitude and bliss. It’s an adventurous yet calming and soothing experience that allows you to immerse yourself in the sun, sea, and lush greenery that the Andaman Islands have to offer.

Although kayaking may seem uncomfortable if you’re new to it, the instructors will go the extra mile to make you comfortable at all times. After about 15-20 minutes, the entire experience will start to feel familiar and easy, making it a great option for adventure enthusiasts in the Andaman Islands.

Fee: Starts from Rs.2500/-
Timings: 06:00 am to 07.00 pm
G2A Tips: We recommend wearing quick-dry clothes and keep a torch if you’re out for night kayaking!. Also the same advice as scuba diving goes here – pre-book because the best slots are gone in a jiffy!

While everyone will be doing things from the list above, you here could have a chance to do something different. Something that is a hundred percent good and worthy. This is the list of the lesser known things to do in Port Blair. This is the list of this-just-made-my-vacation things to do in Port Blair. This is the Locals’ Recommends list of things to do in Port Blair. 

9. Intertidal Walk + Reef Watch

‘Inter-tidal’ refers to an area of the shore that is inundated by seawater at high tides and its natural beauty exposed at low tides. Various habitats can be found in the intertidal zone, including rocky shores, white sandy beaches, mudflats, seagrass meadows, coral rubble, and vibrant coral reefs. Take a 1.5-hour-long walk with a trained marine life biologist into the mangrove creeks. It is one of the best places to see in the Andaman Islands. It can be customized and costs about Rs 500 per person.

Reef Watch is a non-profit organization in Chidiya Tapu, Port Blair whose vision is to protect the ocean through education, research, and management. If you too are passionate about diverse marine life in Andaman Islands you can help by volunteering with the organization!

Read More: Mangrove Awareness in Andaman sea

10. Experience Homestay

Experience staying with Andaman Islands’ locals in a homestay. It will be one of the interesting things you could do in Port Blair. Furnished and comfortable, these homesteads are a cheaper and budget-friendly option and are comfortable alternatives to hotels, in general. 

Range: Starting at Rs 1000/- per night
Tips: Emerald Gecko homestay in Port Blair is one of the best places to visit if you want the authentic Andaman Islands local experience. Due-diligence always helps! Here’s our favorite five homestays in Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
Read More: Eco Huts

11. Take in the sense of Port Blair – Get a Day Trip

Do you desire to capture the sense of a city? There are so many ways to visit a place. This way, right here, is all about creating this unique summarizing sense of a town, a city, an island, a historical capital, an ancient settlement. 

Explore the best of Port Blair before visiting Havelock Island, on this full-day trip that starts with a visit to the iconic Cellular Jail and takes you to Jogger’s Park, located at the other end of the island. Learn about India’s freedom struggle and get insights about the island’s diverse marine life, stop by a bomb pit from World War II (!), shop for souvenirs at museums, enjoy the sea breeze by the pristine beaches, and top it all off with  a stunning sunset perched atopa hill – this trip has it all! 

For an adventurous twist, consider adding a day trip to Barren Island Volcano, an uninhabited island that is home to India’s only active volcano, where you can witness the fascinating geological activity up close.

Trust us, the best and the most succinct way to spend a day in the capital city of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. 

Fee: Starts from Rs.2999/-
Trip Timings: 10:00 am to 05.30 pm
G2A Tips: We recommend Booking in advance to avoid last-minute rushes.

12. The Street Food is actually Good

Trying the Best Street foods (the Kolkata connection) is one of the most famous things to do in Port Blair, The best street food place would be the opposite of Aberdeen Jetty and near Clock Tower. Every evening after 6 PM, you can find a variety of local cuisine such as burgers, noodles, pav-bhaji, fresh seafood and more being sold. If you have a sensitive stomach don’t worry, you can try the sweet and chaat shop at Icy Spicy. Here you can find everything from puchkas to momos and samosas to jalebis although they may be a bit costlier than the vendors. They do however come with the benefit of quality and hygiene.

During the Island Tourism Festival each January, street food stalls overflow with local favorites, making it a paradise for food lovers. It’s the perfect chance to savor authentic island flavors in a festive setting.

One would find it unlikely, but the street food of Port Blair is actually good.  

13. Munda Pahar Beach Trek

The Munda Pahar Beach trek is one of the best places to visit in Port Blair and is a super fun experience to have. Partially because it is so easy to do. In fact, it is one of the more family friendly treks that one can do. And in another fact, it is not a trek at all, just a sweet little trail. It’s more of a fun activity than an adventurous one. 

Along the trail, you’ll find trees labeled with their scientific names, and there are some spectacular sea viewpoints where you can stop and rest if needed. The route ends with breathtaking vistas of Rutland and a few other islands in the distance. To locate the starting point of this trail, simply walk along the munda pahar beach, and you will come across a sign pointing towards the trail.

Fee: Entry Free.
Timings: 05:00 am to 06.00 pm
Things To Do: Trekking, Sunset Point.
Location: Click Here.
G2A Tips: We recommend visiting early in the afternoon for a better Trek experience. On hotter days, trek early in the morning, or late afternoon.

14. Bird Watching

Did you know that there are 50 species of birds that are endemic to the Andaman islands? Means that they are only found in these little drops of land in the ocean?! How cool is that? 

So if there’s one activity that you shouldn’t miss out on, it’s bird watching. 

Nature enthusiasts often have a ball of a time observing the different birds and many photographers spend time taking pictures of them. It is marked as one of the lesser-known but unmissable things to do in Port Blair by bird watchers and nature lovers. Or if you’re one of those serious about your stuff, then you can go on even longer full day bird watching journeys in other islands.

Fee: Rs 25; Rs.250 for foreigners.
Timings: 07:00 pm to 05.00 pm
Things To Do: Bird watching.
Timings: Sunrise & Sunset.
Location: Click Here for birdwatching in Mount Harriet.
G2A Tips: We recommend you visit the park early in the morning as the birds are active at that time.

15. Sunset Date

If relaxing sunsets and late evening aesthetics are what you’re in it for, you can enjoy a few drinks at the roof bars of famous places like Love Garden, Amaya, and MAVI are some of the best places to visit in Port Blair for a laid-back vibe..

Amaya has a magnificent rooftop sea view and offers excellent seafood, barbecue, sizzlers, and cocktails. Live music sets the mood as you enjoy the evening breeze, and you’ve got to try out their signature flaming shots before leaving. Don’t miss out on the vibrant nightlife at MAVI Rooftop Lounge, nestled atop TSG Emerald View in the heart of Port Blair. This lively restaurant offers an unforgettable dining experience with a rustic coastal ambience. Enjoy live music from Wednesday to Sunday while savouring delectable fusion fare from around the world, making it the perfect spot to unwind and soak in the stunning views.

Cost for two: 1500
Location: Amaya, Love Garden, MAVI
Cost for two: 1200
Location: Click Here

Read More: Top Restaurants in Havelock Island, Top Restaurants in Port Blair

16. Learn about Tribal Life

One of the most interesting things to do in Port Blair is to learn about the different indigenous tribes that are native inhabitants of the Andaman Islands and have been for the last 1000 years. Most of these indigenous tribes prefer to live in isolation and thus access to their lands is restricted.

The Anthropological Museum covers all you need to know about the tribal communities such as the Andamanese, Sentinelese, Jarawas, Onge, and more. It has artifacts and tools used by them in their day-to-day lives; it is quite intriguing. Sift through over a hundred rare books available at the State Library which isn’t a place normally visited but has tonnes of knowledge to offer. You can borrow a book and enjoy reading in the Air-conditioned aisles of the library. If you are planning a trip to Baratang Island (a.k.a ranchiwalas island) from Port Blair via road, you may have the opportunity to observe the Jarawa community’s activities alongside the road.

Fee: Rs 30 per person, Rs.20 for camera
Timings: 09:30 am to 04.30 pm
Things To Do: Learn about the different tribes of Andaman Island.
Location: Click Here.
G2A Tips: Zonal Anthropological Museum Andaman remains Closed on Mondays and Public Holidays

17. Luxury in Andaman Island – Vacation in Style

Have you been doing way too much work and need a clear mind to relax with? Say no more. Treat yourself to stays in Symphony Samudra, Big Tree Resort, Wild Grass, and Sea Princess which are all 5-star luxury properties. You’ll be pampered here with almost all the amenities and goodies that will make you and your partner feel like Royals. 

Read More: 25 Best Resorts in Andaman Island

18. Yoga Session

Inner Peace…Inner peace. Yes, you can even find your inner peace without being disturbed here at Myoho Yoga in Port Blair, which offers serene atmosphere with rooftop sessions with qualified instructors. It is one of the most famous places among yoga studios.

Enjoy a refreshing serving of tea and snacks after your session.

Fee: Based on sessions.
Timings: 07:00 am to 06.00 pm except Sundays.
Things To Do: Hatha yoga, Ashtanga yoga.
Location: Click Here.
G2A Tips: We Recommend you book slots earlier as per your time convenience.

19. Climb Lighthouse in North Bay Island

You can take a two-island tour including Ross Island and North Bay Island! We’ve already described Ross Island, so we will give you a whiff of North Bay Island.

Towering over all islands is the Lighthouse on North Bay Island that is featured on the old Rs 20 note. This lighthouse has an almost iconic status and rewards anyone brave enough to climb it with a spectacular view of the expanse of sparkling water to the horizon. Shallow waters make vibrant coral reefs viewing a sensation here which lights up the place with color, making it one of the best places to visit in Port Blair for both adventure and natural beauty.

Experiencing water sports such as snorkeling, scuba diving, and Andaman sea walking in North Bay Island makes it one of the famous things to do in Port Blair and a trip to North Bay Island can consume your day so we advise you to carry a few beverages and snacks.

Fee: Rs 450 per person for ferry ride.
Timings: 09:00 pm to 04.00 pm
Things To Do: Sea Walking, Glass Bottom Boat Ride, Snorkeling and Scuba Diving, Parasailing.
Location: Click Here short 15mins boat ride from Port Blair.
G2A Tips: Since it gets crowded during the season, it is advisable to pre-book the water activities.

20. Visit the Parks

1. Gandhi Park: A couple of hours spent here is what you may just need to kick back and relax after a long day of exploring Port Blair. Laze around as much as you like. A statue of Gandhi at the center of the park overlooks everything. The lake there has activities like boating and around it lies a trail with natural beauty!
2. Marina Park: Marina Park is a must-visit spot that is becoming one of the tourist attractions in Port Blair. It offers a jogging track for fitness enthusiasts, a water sports complex for adventure seekers, and a Children’s Traffic Park for kids. There is also a Marine life Aquarium nearby. Ocean Blue Restaurant is perfect for seaside dining. Visiting Marina Park is one of the most famous things to do in Port Blair for relaxing.
3. Jogger’s Park: Missed by most people visiting Port Blair, Jogger’s Park is a peaceful place recommended for honeymooners who want to enjoy the calm and quiet of the island. A magnificent spectacle is when the sun goes down and the darkness creeps into the sky. The illuminated city is something of a wonder at this time and Jogger’s Park is the best seat in the house to see it.

Fee: Free
Timings: 08:00 am to 08.00 pm.
Things To Do: Relaxing. Reading a Book.
Location: Gandhi Park,  Marina Park, Joggers Park.
G2A Tips: We Recommend you spend a few hours in such serenity is a good way to unwind after a busy day of sightseeing.

21. Butterfly Garden

Mount Harriet National Park in Port Blair Andaman is home to some of the largest butterflies in the world and offers the rich biodiversity of butterfly you’ll ever see. Words cannot describe the fantasy-like colors on the butterflies. Better experience it yourself! . Along with this, several animals and birds can also be spotted here. 

Fee: Rs.25 per person, Rs.250 for foreigners, Rs.25 for Camera
Timings: 07:00 am to 05.00 pm
Location: Click Here.

Read More: Tropical Flora & Fauna of Andaman and Nicobar islands  

22. Shopping in Port Blair

1. Aberdeen Bazaar:
   Located in the bustling city of Port Blair-Andaman, Aberdeen Bazaar is a shopper’s paradise. It is an active marketplace jam-packed with supply shops for umbrellas, footwear, raincoats, hats, stationery, and other essentials. When you are done negotiating for products to take back home, take a stroll through the market for parathas at local stalls and savories at Lighthouse Restaurant, Hotel J, and Hotel Annapurna to name a few. You can also buy Andaman t-shirts with quotes and heritage prints on them
   Location: Click Here.
   
   
2. Sagarika Emporium:
   The government of Andaman Islands has taken the initiative and set up an emporium for skilled locals to display their crafts and items and sell them at fixed prices in Port blair, Havelock Island and Neil Island. Spices, souvenirs, handcrafted clothes, and wooden items are incessantly available here. Naturally grown, pesticide-free spices like cinnamon, cloves, and nutmeg have been available under the name of “Spices of Andaman Islands” in the market for 30 years. Mirrors, jute items, apparel, and pearls at several stalls are eye-catching.
   Location: Click Here.Read More: Shopping in Andamans

23. Photoshoot – Get Clicked

Gone are those days when we said the best moments can’t be captured. 10 Degrees Photography in Port Blair offers a candid photoshoot for you and your loved ones. Find a location you think is best for a photoshoot. These guys have got you covered.

You can even take a photography tour to explore the different birds of Andaman Islands. Find out more here.

24. Museum Hopping in Port Blair

Andaman Islands has a long and intriguing history that mostly goes unnoticed by many tourists. The island has seen itself come under British rule, Dutch, and even Japanese rule, and this is just 200 years of it! Apart from this, there are also a variety of Tribes that are native to the Andaman and Nicobar Islands such as the Jarawas, Onges, Sentinelese, and the Andamanese.

• If you’re curious, you can check out the Anthropological Museum in Port Blair, which displays many tribal artifacts such as weapons and tools.
• You can also visit the Zoological Survey Museum which has a range of wildlife of the region displayed. It is quite interesting although not frequently visited and boasts a wide collection of animals and reptiles. It even has a beautiful display of butterflies that resemble a palette of colors.
• Visit Samudrika Naval Marine Museum managed by the Indian navy for the maritime history of the Andaman islands.
• Don’t miss the Fisheries Museum, which showcases the rich aquatic life of the Andaman Sea and offers insight into the diverse fish species of the islands, making these sites some of the best places to visit in Port Blair for history and nature enthusiasts.
• Additionally, explore the Forest Museum at Chatham Saw Mill to learn about the region’s forestry and oldest and largest sawmills.

Read More: Museum in Andaman and Nicobar Islands

25. Visit Jolly Buoy Island

Jolly Buoy Island is one of the best places to visit in Port Blair and is a treasure trove of crystal clear waters, rich marine life, beautiful coral reefs, pristine beaches, powdery white sands and a break from the crowds. Often said to be even better than Radhanagar Beach in Havelock Island, its perfect spot to swim, and soak up the sun in this natural beauty of the south Andaman archipelago. It’s like finding a quiet spot at a party, just you and the ocean, no loud music or crowds! Among the Splendid islands to visit in Andaman and Nicobar, Jolly Buoy Island is covered with 70% tropical verdant forests and stands out as the place where you can experience zero pollution and smell nature’s actual fragrances, thanks to the No-plastic zone. Part of the Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park, Jolly Buoy Island operates for six months of the year, after which it closes for six months and Red Skin Island opens during that period.

Location: Jolly Buoy Island, Red Skin Island

26. Spa Relax

The spas and the massages here prove quite the cure for tension in the body. Couple massages are a wonderful way to relax and de-stress. They hold the power to create a closer bond in your relationship through a shared experience. Let go of all your worries, and enjoy a soothing massage with your loved one at luxurious stays like Aqua Spa, Symphony Samudra, and Sinclairs Bay View.

These aptly encapsulate most of the activities and experiences Port Blair has to offer that cater to all spirits. One thing’s for sure- no one leaves without a smile.

27. Coral Safari

Do you want to witness the colorful coral reefs, vibrant corals and rich marine life without getting wet? Well, then you have to give this glass bottom boat rides a go. The coral Island safari lets you explore the seabed differently altogether with the feel of a submarine descending to the depths.

Glass Bottom Boat Rides are a unique experience that can be given a go if you have spare time on your hands.

Fee: Starts at Rs 1800/- per person.
Timings: 10:00 am – 7:00 pm
Things To Do: Exploring a variety of Marine life and Underwater Reefs.
G2A Tips: Not everyone is a water baby and so this activity is an inclusive ride for the rest of us!

28. Spiritual Visits

1. Sri Vetrimalai Murugan Temple
   The Shri Vetrimalai Murugan Temple was established on Ross Island and completed in 1932. The temple was built at the request of Tamil members of the administrative staff who lived in the then-capital headquarters of the British.
2. Roman Catholic Church
   The Roman Catholic Church in Phoenix Bay, Port Blair is a beautiful combination of religious and architectural art. Besides being a place of worship, it is famous for its stunning designs that reflect the Victorian era. The church’s intricate and lovely architecture will leave you spellbound as you walk through its passages.
3. Jama Masjid
   The Jama Masjid of Port Blair is the first mosque built in the Andaman Islands during the pre-independence era. The mosque has a three-dome structure and can accommodate up to 2000 worshipers, as well as providing ample ablution space. It has been regularly updated and repaired, and now also features a separate lounge area for jamats.
4. Radhakrishna Temple
   The Radhakrishna Temple is located in Shadipur, Port Blair, in the Andaman Islands of India. Every month, thousands of bhakts (devotees) and pilgrims visit the temple. Radha and Krishna are considered the combination of both the feminine and masculine aspects of God in Hinduism. Krishna is often referred to as Svayam Bhagavan in Vaishnavism.
5. Brethren Assembly
   This church has been serving the Lord since 1968 when it was founded in January of that year by P.G. Samuel Thomas Phillip Kurien. It is located just 3 km from the Port Blair Airport, which is a major attraction on the Island. Services at the church are conducted in Hindi, English, Tamil, and Malayalam languages.