Andaman Honeymoon Package: Enjoy their Unique Culture
Written by Melina Jampolis
Andaman Honeymoon package is one of the most popular destinations for newlyweds throughout the India. The island has a beautiful history that dates back to the British Raj in India. The beautiful culture and history of the islands make Andaman holidays a world class experience.
For centuries, Andaman and Nicobar Island was occupied by Mangoloids and Negritos. This was ne of the prime reasons for seclusion of these islands from the mainland and after 18th century, the island was occupied by British regime, Japanese regime and finally the post-independence period. The earlier reference of these islands are there in Claudius Ptolemaeus maps also, who was a Greek mathematician, astronomer and geographer.
Other than the beautiful history of Andamans, what attracts people to go for Andaman Honeymoon package is its beautiful culture and the various festivals celebrated here. People of all religious beliefs live in Andamans and thus, all possible festivals are celebrated here. For this reason alone, Andamans is known as the Mini India. This is the reason why Andaman holidays are incomplete without attending one such festival that is celebrated in the island.
Island Tourism Festival
This festival is organized every year during the month of December and January on the island by the Administrative Authorities and is fortnight long. Andaman holidays would not be complete without witnessing this colorful festival where exhibitions are organized. Artists of national and international level perform during the festival along with various local cultural troupes. Even the tribals of this region participate in the program. Various water sports competitions are also organized as the Nicobari Hodi, magic shows, floating restaurants, puppet show, dog show, baby show, scuba diving, canoe race etc. visiting a festival like this is an experience of its kind for newlyweds on Andaman Honeymoon package.
Subhash Mela
Every year in the month of January, Subhash Mela is organized in Havelock on the birth anniversary of Netaji Bose. It is a week-long festival that makes Andaman holidays fun filled.
Other festivals that are celebrated in Andamans include Vivekanada Mela which takes place every year in the month of January. It is organized to celebrate the birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda at the Neil Island. Another interesting festival celebrated in the January and February months is Block Mela which is organized at Diglipur. It is celebrated to mark the rural developments that happen in rural sector and portrays the rural life. Newlyweds on Andaman Honeymoon package enjoy being a part of such festivals to feel the real culture of Andaman Island.
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