Chidiya Tapu in Andaman

Located on the western coastline of Andaman, it is a popular spot to watch the sunset in Port Blair among locals and tourists alike. A variety of endemic and endangered species of birds inhabit this area. Chidiya Tapu is a hotspot for biodiversity and conservation due to a rich fauna.  Animals such as barking deer, spotted deer, wild pigs, and crocodiles can be spotted here on forest trails.

A trekking trail through a forest and along the beautiful coastline leads to the Munda Pahad (Black Mountain). The trail starts from Chidiya Tapu beach and goes inland leading up to an elongated cliff. This cliff allows a jaw-dropping view of the seascape making the trek worthwhile. Other than trekking, visitors can also indulge in watersports on Chidiya Tapu such as snorkeling, scuba diving, deep sea walking, speed boating, and pearl hunting.