
India is known to have diverse landscapes. From scenic hill stations, heritage sites, sparkling lakes and rivers, lush green forests and golden sand dunes, India is blessed with a rich and varied terrain. India is also endowed with many unique picturesque islands that few know well. With their serene beaches, white sands, crystal-clear seawater, and palm trees, some of these islands are definitely worth a visit. For a quiet and blissful vacation, away from the hustle and bustle of the cities, head to these islands and spend some quality time with yourself amidst nature.
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These islands are a must-visit holiday spot
7 Islands In India To Visit For A Blissful Holiday
1. Munroe Island, Kerala
The island is formed by the backwaters of the Ashtamudi Lake and Kallada River. It is a beautiful island and one of the must-visit places in Kollam, Kerala. The isand is named after Colonel Munroe who was a British resident of the Travancore State. The island has important historical importance and the canals here are used for local transportation.
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2. Lakshadweep Island
The Lakshadweep islands consist of many small and big islands, coral reefs and lies at the West of the Kerala coastline. Known to be one of the most secluded beach destinations in India, the islands are a scenic honeymoon destination too. The tourist attractions of the country include Marine museum, Ujra mosque, Minicoy, Kalpeni and more.
3. Majuli Island, Assam
The specialty of this island is that it is one of the biggest river islands in the world. The island is located on the river Brahmaputrain the north-eastern state of Assam. It is one of the most popular attractions of the State. Apart from the scenic beauty of the island, it also has diverse flora and fauna worth visiting. The Assamese culture and unique lifestyle can be witnessed at the island with north-eastern delicacies.

Scenic islands in Assam
4. Havelock Island, Andaman
Andaman islands are considered to be at par with the international islands with their exotic white sand beaches, rich coral reefs and stunning natural beauty. This island is named after Mr.Henry Havelock, a British General from India and is one of the most populated islands of Andaman. This popular honeymoon destination is a romantic paradise for a reason with Radhanagar beach, Elephant beach, Kalapathar beach and various adventure sports conducted at these beaches.
5. St.Mary's Island, Karnataka
St Mary's Island is a group of many small and tiny islands off the coast of Malpe beach near Udupi. The beach is characterised with white sands, blue waters, coconut trees, rock formations and a picturesque landscape. The island is known for its gorgeous sunsets and is a short boat ride from Malpe beach. There are many rock formations on its coastline due to which swimming here is not recommended.
6. Rameswaram Island, Tamil Nadu
Rameswaram island which is also known as Pamban island is a scenic island off the coast of Tamil Nadu. The island boasts of having the longest sea-bridge in India, ancient temples, beautiful beaches and a stunning coastline. The temples on the islands include Ramanathaswamy temple, Five-faced Hanuman temple, Gandamadana temple and more.
7. Nicobar Island
The last island of the Andaman and Nicobar island range, Nicobar expands to around 920 kilometres. It is covered with dense forests, and is home to a small population. The island has a rich biodiversity and attracts naturists, researchers and nature-lovers to itself. It is the best place to be if you want to rejuvenate away from the hustle of the city.

Lakshadweep Islands is one of the most popular islands in India
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