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Natural Bridge in Andaman

A Natural Bridge formation in Andaman.

Location: Lakshmanpur Beach, Neil Island, Andaman

This natural bridge is locally called the Howrah Bridge. One has to negotiate dead corals and rocks to reach the bridge. Elderly and people with knee problems will find it difficult. Although the path to the bridge is strenuous, it is worth seeing, once.

Look for the low tide and cross the rocky beach to view the Natural Bridge. 

Best season is between October and May; avoid monsoon period, which is between July and September. Watch the video!



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- Konda Radha

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  1. EaswaranMay 11, 2020 at 7:43 PM

    Nice coverage. Voice by Radha in video is nice. May be the voice could be bolder!
    Good presentation.

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