Diglipur is a tourist’s delight that is tucked away in the extremities of the Andaman & Nicobar Islands.

Get a preview of heaven on your visit to Diglipur. This delightful place is replete with swaying palm trees, beautiful beaches and meandering coastlines. You will also enjoy watching the colourful fish make their way through clear water. Truly a traveller’s paradise, this place should surely make it to your travel itinerary.

History of Diglipur

Diglipur, hidden away in the extreme Northern part of the Andaman Islands, is a place that is as old and as beautiful as the rest of these islands. It is an administrative division or tehsil of Andaman & Nicobar and is home to a large number of Bengalis and a few Tamilians. This is also been recognised as a eco-friendly tourist spot.

Tourism in Diglipur

Reaching Diglipur is an adventure in itself. After reaching Maya Bunder, you will need to row across to Kalighat, and then travel by road to Diglipur, passing through dense forests and beautiful scenic landscapes. On reaching Diglipur, you can choose from some great activities that will rejuvenate your soul and make you feel one with nature.

The highest spot at Diglipur is Saddle Peak, to which you can climb if you are fit and able. Trekking equipment is available and the climb is invigorating as the path that you take will give you great views along the way. When you reach the top, you will be able to get a breathtaking view of the surrounding region that will leave you speechless with awe. There is just one beaten path to the peak, so it is virtually impossible to get lost, as the path has been clearly marked out by the forest department. There is a huge and endless variety of plants and natural beauty to be seen at Diglipur that will never cease to fill you with wonder.

If you would like to laze around at Diglipur, you can walk along the white sands of the beach and listen to the sound of the waves gently washing along the shore. If you are a lover of marine life, you can enjoy snorkelling and discover the untouched beauty of underwater life.

Diglipur has flowing through it the only river in the Andaman Islands – the Kalpong river. You will enjoy many a quiet moment sitting on the banks of this river and listening to it as it flows along. A walk along this river will also lead you to a number of untouched nooks that will give you a glimpse of the smaller wonders of nature.

There are a number of interesting eateries at Diglipur which offer Indian cuisine. Bars are present as well, for those who would like to enjoy a drink.

If you are on a tour of the Andaman and Nicobar islands, the Diglipur must definitely feature in your package tour.