Interview Island Wildlife Sanctuary
Mayabunder, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India
An uninhabited forest island sanctuary off the west coast, famed for its herd of feral elephants left by loggers and rich birdlife (permit required).
Why visit: A wild island roamed by feral elephants.
- ›Feral elephants
- ›Forest sanctuary
- ›Birdwatching
- ›Boat safari
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Best time
Nov–Apr
Entry fee
Permit required
Est. budget
₹1000–3000
Duration
Full day
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