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Why to visit Ross Island
Ross Island, located in the South Andaman district, is a key portion of the Andaman Islands, and tourists have frequented the island due to its breathtaking beauty. Previously, it served as the administrative capital of the Andaman Islands, but after 1941, Port Blair became the administrative capital.
This island was a British colony in pre-independence India, where administrative activity were at their peak. It was known as the "Paris of the East," and relics of the colonial period can still be found today. A visit of this island transports you along a path of nostalgia while also providing a break from the bustle of Andaman's tourist hotspots.
The flora and animals you'll see on this island are incredible, and the island's population of peacocks, birds, and deers will astound you. This island also has a large range of plant species. There are also the ruins of a church, a cellular jail, a bakery, and various more structures to examine.
