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Lakshadweep, the smallest union territory of India, is a very beautiful tourist destination. Tourists from within the country and abroad can enjoy spectacular boating amid the crystal-clear blue waters and vast expanses of pristine white sandy beaches. Located about 300 kilometers off the southwest coast of India in the Arabian Sea, this destination is especially special for honeymooners and solo travelers.
There are many attractive places in Lakshadweep where you can make your trip exciting. Some notable places worth visiting include:
Agatti Island:
Agatti Island is a thrilling destination known for its stunning coral reefs. This island, among the group of islands of Lakshadweep, is spread over an area of 8 square kilometers and has a population of about 8,000 people. The island's clear waters and white sandy beaches are a major attraction for tourists, especially for those interested in snorkeling activities.
Minicoy Island:
As the second largest island in the Lakshadweep archipelago, Minicoy Island is often called Malikau in the local language. The island is located in the Arabian Sea, about 400 kilometers off the Kochi coastline. It is known for its enchanting coral formations, attractive white sandy beaches, and mesmerizing views of the Arabian Sea. Travelers can enjoy luxury resorts on this island.
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Bangaram Island:
Bangaram Island is situated amidst the pristine blue waters of the Indian Ocean and is famous for its pristine coral formations and beautiful coastal beaches. Here, you can enjoy swimming with fishes and also witness the spectacular views of dolphins' frolics. Lovers of water activities and scuba diving will get ample opportunities to enjoy their passion.
Kavaratti Island:
Kavaratti Island is the capital of Lakshadweep. Located about 360 kilometers from the Kochi coast, it is famous for its attractive coastal beaches, white sandy beaches, and breathtaking views. The coast is particularly famous for its pristine waters, coconut groves, and water sports such as snorkeling and kayaking.
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Kalpeni Island:
Kalpeni Island in Lakshadweep is formed by the union of three islands Cheriyam, Pitti, and Tilakam. The island offers tourists opportunities for reef walking, scuba diving, kayaking, snorkeling, canoeing, and boating.
Kadmat Island:
Kadmat Island is a favorite destination for newlyweds, attracting thousands of tourists. Covering an area of approximately 9 kilometers, it is famous for its white sandy beaches and spectacular views of both sunrise and sunset. Many tourists visit this island to indulge in water sports like paragliding, scuba diving, kayaking, and snorkeling.
