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In Pics: 10 Beautiful Indian Islands You Must Visit For Their Unique Histories, Cultures #IndiaNEWS #Island
As Indians, we often find ourselves mesmerised by clean beaches, breathtaking views, and the splendid architecture of different countries. But look closer home, and youll find beautiful islands with delectable cuisines, age-old traditions, and remnants of an unexplored era.
Here are The Better India’s top picks of Indian islands to visit during any time of the year to take a quick break from the rush of city life.
1. St Mary’s, Karnataka
Popularly known as Coconut Island, this place is a set of four small islands in the Arabian Sea off the coast of Malpe. Another speciality of this place is the presence of unique hexagonal basalt rocks that were formed millions of years ago when Madagascar broke away from the Indian subcontinent.
“Think golden sands under your feet, tall palm trees grooving to the music of the wind, and white foamy waves crashing against the rocks,� wrote Soumya on her blog Stories by Soumya.


 










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2. Chorao Island, Goa

This island is the largest of the 17 islands in Goa and is located on the Mandovi River. Here, you can explore the local culture and cuisines, and it is ideal if you wish to stay away from all the parties and tourist-populated locations. The islands culture is a blend of Portuguese and Brahmin culture, where you can enjoy boat rides, witness how authentic feni is made, and visit old temples and churches, as well as a beautiful bird sanctuary.
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3. Munroe Island, Kerala
Popular for canal cruises, Munroe is located in the backwaters of Kerala and is composed of a cluster of eight islands. Named in honour of Resident Colonel John Munroe, the towns most celebrated event is the Kallada boat race, held during the 10-day festival of Onam. Munroe Island is located about 27 km away from Kollam.


 










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4. Minicoy, Lakshadweep

The southernmost island of Lakshadweep, Minicoy’s highlight is the depth of seawater. It is just 3 4 feet in height, and one can easily walk for about two kilometres without being submerged in water. The area is home to innumerable coconut trees and clean water, and is known for a panoramic view from the lighthouse, as well as beach sports.
“Its an amazing place to visitThe island is known for its sandy white beaches with crystal blue waters and secluded lagoons. Water sports like snorkelling and scuba diving and swimming can be enjoyed at the beaches.


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