Jarawa Forest Reserve

Andaman

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About Jarawa Forest Reserve

Jarawa Forest Reserve is a pristine natural sanctuary located in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India. Known for its dense tropical rainforest, the reserve is home to the indigenous Jarawa tribe, one of the island's oldest inhabitants, living in harmony with nature for centuries. The forest boasts rich biodiversity, including rare flora and fauna, many of which are endemic to the region. The reserve’s lush greenery, tranquil environment, and untouched landscapes offer a unique glimpse into the island's ecological and cultural heritage. Visitors can experience the vibrant ecosystem, birdwatching, and the mystery surrounding the Jarawa tribe’s traditional lifestyle, while respecting their privacy and the protected status of the reserve. Jarawa Forest Reserve remains an important site for conservation and cultural preservation.

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Reviews(33)

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33 reviews

Alok Awasthi

Reviewed: Aug 02, 2025

5/5

Booked: Andaman Escape Tour | Complimentary Ferry Ride

Had a great trip to Andaman with Viacation! We visited Port Blair, Cellular Jail, and the beautiful Havelock Island. Radhanagar Beach was absolutely stunning and perfect for relaxing. The team managed everything really well – from hotel bookings to ferry transfers. Cellular Jail’s light and sound show was emotional and worth attending. Loved how smooth the entire experience was. Highly recommend Viacation for Andaman travel!

Keshav Arora

Reviewed: Aug 02, 2025

5/5

Booked: Mesmerizing Andaman with a Day Trip to Baratang

Amazing experience in Andaman! Viacation helped us explore hidden gems like Baratang Island’s limestone caves and the mud volcano, apart from Port Blair and Havelock. Whole trip felt safe and super we...