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Diglipur

Diglipur opens a different part of the Andaman itinerary, with North Andaman forest landscapes and coastal destinations beyond the more frequently visited southern islands. Saddle Peak, Ramnagar Beach and the Ross and Smith Islands illustrate that variety. Choose one main outdoor objective before combining activities that require different access arrangements.

Discover Diglipur

A forest outing and an offshore island excursion are separate planning commitments. Neither should be assumed available solely because you have reached Diglipur.

Places to explore

  • Saddle Peak landscape

    The forested national-park setting is a major natural feature of North Andaman, with any walking visit dependent on authorised access and suitable conditions.

  • Ramnagar Beach

    This named Diglipur-area beach provides a coastal option that can be considered separately from a forest walk or offshore excursion.

  • Ross and Smith Islands

    The island pair belongs to the Diglipur area and must not be confused with the former Ross Island near Sri Vijaya Puram.

Suggested sightseeing plan

Use this as a starting point. Adjust the sequence to your interests, access arrangements and local conditions.

  1. Use one outing for the accessible forest landscape or Ramnagar coast, choosing the option that fits the group and weather.
  2. Reserve Ross and Smith for a separately confirmed island excursion, leaving a buffer before any long onward journey from Diglipur.

Planning your visit

  • Check the exact boat and visitor-access arrangements for Ross and Smith independently from your road transfer or accommodation booking.
  • Treat a Saddle Peak walk as a dedicated outdoor activity, confirming the permitted route and judging conditions before committing to it.

Tourist Information Only

This destination listing does not confirm taxi service, a fare or vehicle availability. VVPSS has its corporate office in Satna. Your exact route, travel date and vehicle must be confirmed separately.

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