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Get InspiredAsiaIndiaSaddle Peak National Park

Saddle Peak National Park

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National Park·Remote, Rugged, Untouched
Saddle Peak National Park
Photo by Moy from Google Places
Saddle Peak National Park
Photo by TITLI DATTA from Google Places
Saddle Peak National Park
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Saddle Peak National Park
Photo by Tanay Bepari from Google Places
Saddle Peak National Park
Photo by Ak 47 from Google Places
Saddle Peak National Park
Photo by Moy from Google Places
Saddle Peak National Park
Photo by TITLI DATTA from Google Places
Saddle Peak National Park
Photo by Akshay Naik from Google Places
Saddle Peak National Park
Photo by Tanay Bepari from Google Places
Saddle Peak National Park
Photo by Ak 47 from Google Places

Saddle Peak National Park is a vital ecological sanctuary established in 1979 on North Andaman Island, India. Centered around the archipelago's highest summit, the park is defined by its rugged terrain and dense, vibrant tropical forests. It serves as a haven for diverse wildlife and unique plant species, making it an essential stop for nature lovers and serious trekkers. Unlike the more developed tourist hubs, this park offers a raw, immersive wilderness experience. It is the ideal destination for visitors who want to connect with the natural heritage of the Andaman Islands in a quiet, undisturbed setting.

Saddle Peak National Park is a vital ecological sanctuary established in 1979 on North Andaman Island, India. Centered around the archipelago's highest summit, the park is defined by its rugged terrain and dense, vibrant tropical forests. It serves as a haven for diverse wildlife and unique plant species, making it an essential stop for nature lovers and serious trekkers. Unlike the more developed tourist hubs, this park offers a raw, immersive wilderness experience. It is the ideal destination for visitors who want to connect with the natural heritage of the Andaman Islands in a quiet, undisturbed setting.

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Highlights

  • Home to the highest peak in the Andaman archipelago

  • Dense, vibrant tropical forest ecosystems

  • Raw, immersive wilderness experience

  • Vital sanctuary for unique plant and animal species

Before you go: Saddle Peak National Park essentials

  • Limited infrastructure compared to more developed tourist areas.

  • Requires significant travel time to reach North Andaman Island.

  • Best suited for experienced hikers comfortable with challenging terrain.

Permits

Check local regulations regarding entry permits for North Andaman Island before planning your trek.

Preparation

The terrain is rugged and remote; ensure you are physically prepared and carry sufficient water and supplies.

Best For

Serious trekkers and nature lovers seeking remote, undisturbed wilderness.

Currency

INR ₹

Average Cost

$40-$80 p/day

Languages Spoken

Hindi, Bengali, English

Guides

Hiring a local guide is highly recommended for navigating the dense forest trails safely.

Leave No Trace

As a protected ecological sanctuary, ensure you carry out all waste to preserve the natural environment.

Occasion Tags

Nature Lovers, Hikers, Adventure

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Location

India
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