One of the world’s most spectacular tropical island systems, Lakshadweep Islands is tucked away at 220-240 kms off the Malabar Coast (Kerala). The islands comprise of 4200 sq.km. of lagoon rich in marine wealth ad 36 islands in an area of 32 sq.km. Each island in Lakshadeep is fringed by snow white coral sands. The crystal clear water and the rich marine flora and fauna enhance the mystique of these islands |
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| Against the vast blue sea the Lakshyadeep islands look like emeralds. The huge wall like reef bordering the outer side of the shallow lagoons blocks the incoming swells of the sea.The Lakshadweep islands are linked to the mainland by ships & passenger planes. Agatti island and Bangaram island can be reached by Air and the others by ship from Kochi (Cochin). The temperature increases from South to North; April and May are the hottest with temperatures averaging at 32° C. |
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| Each island of Lakshadweep or Laccadives, a tiny principality in itself, has existed from time immemorial, with little influence from the outside world. |
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| The charm of Lakshadeep islands lies in their remoteness. Far off the beaten track, they attract no hordes of merry makers to its shores, or perhaps it is the beauty of the islands densely covered with coconut palms, and threaded by an unbroken line of creamy sand, each island serenely set in a sea whose waters range from palest aquamarine and turquoise to deepest sapphire and lapis lazuli. |
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Located approximately 400 Kms off the western coast of Kerala, Lakshadweep is a group of 36 coral islands sprinkled accross the arabian sea. Legend has it that the islands were discovered by shipwrecked sailors around 345 AD, during the rule of Cheruman Perumal, legendary king of Kerala. |
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| Isolation from the mainland has preserved the islands and their seas to this day whereas a Union Territory of India, these islands enjoy a special status protecting their unique cultural heritage and way of life. Pristine seas, vibrant colors, powder soft sand, virgin coral reefs... all these make lakshadeep a dream destination waiting to be explored. |
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| The absence of many things considered essential make a holiday in the Lakshadeep isalnds memorable along with healthy and rejuvenating doses of the outdoors. |
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| Facts for the Travellers to Lakshadeep Islands |
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Tourist Season |
| 400 Kms off the coast of Kerala |
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October to end of April |
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| Climate |
Temperatures range from 27 - 32 degree celsius ( 80 - 89 degree Fahrenheit )
Water temperature ranges from 25 - 30 degree celsius ( 77 - 86 degree Farenheit ) |
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| Entry permit |
| All visitors ( BOTH Indian & Foreign Nationals ) to Lakshadeep Islands require Entry Permit which shall be arranged by us. For arranging the same, the following details should be submitted at the time of reservation |
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| Foreign Nationals - Full Passport Details viz., Full Name, Nationality, Permanent Address, Passport Numbers, Date and Place of Issue, Date of Expiry, Date and Place of Birth. |
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| Domestic Visitors from India - Full Name, Age, Full Address, Occupation & Date of Birth. |
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| The Tourist ships operating to Lakshadeep Islands are m.v.Amindivi & m.v. Minicoy. The seating capacity of these ships are 150 passengers each. There are no cabins in these ships and the class of journey is by A/c Chair Car. |
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| The travel time from Kochi ( Cochin) to Agatti island is 24 Hours and the passengers have to spend the night in the push-back chair. |
