Ross Island (Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Island) is a small historic island near Port Blair that once served as the British administrative headquarters of the Andamans. Today, it is known for its ruins of colonial buildings overtaken by roots and greenery, lush coconut and palm trees, and free-roaming spotted deer and peacocks. The island offers a quiet walk through history, giving a glimpse into the British era and the life that once existed here.
Ross Island (Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Island) is a small historic island near Port Blair that once served as the British administrative headquarters of the Andamans. Today, it is known for its ruins of colonial buildings overtaken by roots and greenery, lush coconut and palm trees, and free-roaming spotted deer and peacocks. The island offers a quiet walk through history, giving a glimpse into the British era and the life that once existed here.
