Begin your 2-day expedition with a visit to the Cellular Jail, which is one of the most iconic landmarks of Sri Vijaya Puram. This historical monument known as Kala Paani, served as a colonial prison during British rule and played an important role in India’s Independence struggle. The architecture takes you back to the colonial period and the ‘Light and Sound show’ induces an emotional turmoil in the hearts due to the reminiscing of the sacrifices of heroes.

A short drive from the Cellular Jail would take you to the Zonal Anthropological Museum, providing a fascinating glimpse into the indigenous tribal cultures and unique customs of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The museum encapsulates the years-old and modern exhibits of tribal artifacts, tools and art, with more information about the tribal inhabitants' lifestyle.

Do not miss out on the coastal delicacies including the most popular Fish Curry and Prawns Fry at the Annapurna Restaurant.

Begin your second trip with an enthusiastic approach towards the Chidhiya Tapu Island. Here you can explore the Biological Park that are home to a variety of indigenous and exotic species.  The picturesque views and nature’s lush greenery make it a great destination for nature and wildlife enthusiasts.

Next, you can proceed towards a hidden gem accessible with boats from Sri Vijaya Puram, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Island, also known as NSCB Island. This stands as a testament to a bygone era, encapturing the essence of India’s struggle for freedom and colonial history. This island stands as a magnificent site of historical significance with the lore that unfolds when you embark on its expedition.

Take a short respite and relish the local delicacy of Macher Jhol, a speciality of the New Lighthouse Restaurant in Sri Vijaya Puram.