Ross Island Details

Ross Island

Ross Island, now known as Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Island, is an abandoned settlement showcasing the remnants of British colonial rule. The island is dotted with ruins of administrative buildings, a church, and a bakery, all reclaimed by nature. It is a peaceful haven with deer roaming freely, scenic views, and a historical museum narrating its intriguing past.

History

Once the capital of the Andaman Islands during British rule, Ross Island was abandoned after an earthquake in 1941. It stands as a poignant reminder of colonial history.

What To See

• Colonial ruins
• British church
• Deer park
• Japanese bunkers
• Light and sound show
• Historical museum
• Scenic walking trails.