Mount Manipur National Park

stunning ocean views. The grounds are meticulously maintained, featuring beautiful walking paths and vibrant greenery that make it a truly tranquil escape.

Good historic place to visit! Nice view and close to the nature kind of a setup. Can trek to kalapathar if you are a fit and adventurous person.

I recently visited Mount Manipur National Park with my in-laws to spend some quality family time, and it turned out to be a truly wonderful experience. The natural beauty of the place is breathtaking, and being surrounded by lush greenery and fresh air was refreshing. We had a great time exploring, relaxing, and simply enjoying each other's company in such a peaceful setting. I really enjoyed the entire visit — it was the perfect way to unwind and create beautiful memories with family.

Get an astonishing eagle’s eye view of the mesmerizing South Andaman Islands’ coastline from the peak of Mount Harriet National Park. The ruins of a British summer house are an iconic landmark and natural attractions of the area. Take pictures! Mount Harriet National Park in Port Blair is a natural beauty with verdant landscapes for photography and would stand out in your feed. It’s also a great place to spot endemic birds of the tropical paradise.Mount Harriet National Park offers panoramic aerial views of Port Blair City, and Havelock Island. A great sightseeing place, Visiting Mount Harriet is one of the most famous things to do in Port Blair.

The drive to this location is quite pleasant. While there are limited attractions to explore, it offers an optional sightseeing opportunity.

Very soothing place but the road leading to the top most point is scary. And watch out for snakes and leeches

Note on Mount Manipur National Park – Andaman & Nicobar Islands Mount Manipur National Park, located on South Andaman Island, is a protected ecological zone known for its rich biodiversity and scenic landscapes. Formerly known as Mount Harriet National Park, it was renamed Mount Manipur in 2021 to honor the freedom fighters from Manipur who were exiled to the Andamans during British rule. The park is home to Mount Manipur (365 m)—the third-highest peak in the Andaman Islands—offering panoramic views of the surrounding islands and the sea. Covered with dense tropical evergreen forests, the park shelters a variety of wildlife, including Andaman wild pigs, saltwater crocodiles, rare reptiles, and several endemic bird species. It is especially popular among birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts. Mount Manipur National Park is also rich in cultural and historical value. Scenic trekking routes, lush forest trails, and viewpoints make it a peaceful retreat for visitors looking to experience the natural beauty and heritage of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

Highest point in South Andaman Island. Strategically an important place during World war 2. It had the 360° Anti-Aircraft Gun, originally built by the British, but used by the Japanese in WW2. From Mount Harriet top we can see the North Bay, Emerald view point and more. Harriet National Park was recently renamed into Manipur National Park by the Union Government. It has various rare species of birds and reptiles along with varieties of tree species. Trekking is there, but leeches are there too... So plan accordingly. I liked Mount Harriet National Park for its rich green trees and beautiful hill top views of the beaches and Island.