Generally, the months from November to March are preferred for a perfect holiday in the islands of Andaman and Nicobar islands and a lot of people visit this place during these times. Not many people are aware of the fact that they can actually visit Andaman in September and this month surely has some unique experiences to offer.
The monsoons arrive first to these islands before hitting the Indian subcontinent and therefore the region experiences rainfall for nearly half a year. The islands and the vegetation turn lush green with the onset of monsoon and the rains. September is also a month when the tourist season is not at its peak. The weather in Andaman and Nicobar islands in September is marked by intermittent rains.
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The temperatures are moderate as well. This not being a peak season, many hotels and resorts offer deals and big discounts on Andaman trip packages. A visit to Andaman and Nicobar in September is mostly recommended for people who want to just relax and rejuvenate while witnessing the beautiful and exotic landscapes all around.
Surely the rains will hamper some of the sightseeing plans and water sports activities may not be advisable owing to high tides and rainfalls, however, there is a whole range of other activities and offbeat places that you can go to or be part of. It is only during this time, that you can witness Andaman in a new way and it is surely beautiful in its own ways.
Why to Visit Andaman in September?
| Weather in Andaman in September | Intermittent showers and cloudy skies |
| Pros of a visit to Andaman and Nicobar in September | Greenery all around, lesser tourist crowds, experience beauty of monsoons |
| Cons of a visit to Andaman and Nicobar in September | Rains can hamper plans, Watersports and other water-related activities remain closed |
The Things to do and Places to Visit if People Plan to Visit Andaman in September
If you plan to visit Andaman in September you will surely indulge in a lot of offbeat things and be part of unique experiences. Here are a few things you can while on a trip to Andaman and Nicobar in September.
- Relax your mind and body and cut off from the everyday hustle and bustle of life
Andaman islands boast of palm groves, tropical rainforests, undisturbed beaches with white sand, azure blue waters and mangroves. These surroundings soothe the mind as well as the soul. During September, with lesser crowds on the beaches and low hotel occupancies, you can plan a luxurious trip here at affordable rates.
You can be in direct contact with the tranquillity and serenity of nature. There are no disturbances. The sight of verdant stretches of the island because of the monsoon will soothe the mind.
You can choose to be at the beach and relax, plan your sightseeing, or just choose to spend the maximum amount of a day in your hotel room looking at the landscape all around from the verandah while sipping some hot coffee, it is totally your choice.
The weather in Andaman in September always remain pleasant but intermittent showers in between, which do not feel bad at all. The best time to relax and chill.
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- Go birdwatching
The Andaman and Nicobar islands are home to a large species of birds and serve as ideal places for birdwatching. Enthusiasts can opt for bird watching during September, because, the weather is perfect. Chidiya Tapu and Sippi Ghat are superb places to spot birds.
Chidiya Tapu is a small portion of lush green forest which is famous for birdwatching. Birds like Woodpeckers, Eagles, Black-Naped Oriole, Andaman Drongo, Olive-backed Sunbird, Kingfishers, Bee-eaters, types of Parakeet and many more can be spotted.
Make sure you carry your cameras for this.
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- Visit Baratang island
The Baratang Island is a beautiful island with mangrove forest, exotic beaches, limestone caves and mud volcanoes. This island is vastly unexplored and can be reached by ferry from the Nilambur jetty. One has to reach the jetty by passing through the forests where Jarawa tribes stay. You can spot a few of them on the way, however, interacting with them is not allowed.
The limestone caves have beautiful stalagmites and stalactites formations. One has to cross a mangrove forest to reach this place and visiting this place is indeed a wonderful experience.
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- Gorge on seafood
With water all around these islands, it is a paradise for seafood lovers. The Andaman islands are home to some of best marine life. Some of the largest crabs can be found here and the Lobsters here are ones to die for. Also along with this, with some many people coming here across the world and country who have made it their home, a lot many different kinds of cuisines and dishes are also available.
During September, you can use this time to have some fresh seafood on the beach. The good weather also gives superb vibes. Some of the popular restaurants for seafood here are Red Snapper and Mandalay.
Source: Times of India
To Sum up Why You Should Visit Andaman in September
It is surely fun to visit Andaman in September as it provides a whole range of interesting and unique experiences. The whole landscape turns verdant green with the monsoon showers and it is a visual delight to see the landscapes and the azure blue waters of the ocean.
You can plan your itinerary just the way you want to and the places you want to visit. If you just want to relax and enjoy the beautiful views from your hotel room, you can do so. In case you want to shop, go for a walk by the beach and gorge on some delicious seafood, you can also do so. You can also opt for some bird watching or visit some beautiful islands. Surely there are ample amount of options and things to keep yourself occupied.
The weather in Andaman in September is also conducive for a good vacation. Yes, there might be chances of showers, but they are no heavy or continuous rains during this time of the year. The weather is pleasant.
It is memorable and exciting indeed to plan a trip during this time. Relax and enjoy the beauty of this beautiful landscape.
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