OT Staff
Nestled in Kerala's backwaters, this 'Island of Crows' offers serene sunsets, traditional lifestyles. Unlike other islands in the region, Kakkathuruthu doesn’t sink even during the heavy rains and is a haven for migratory birds.
Located on the Mandovi River, Divar Island is rich in Indo-Portuguese heritage, ancient temples, and offers a tranquil escape from Goa's bustling beaches.
Famous for unique hexagonal basaltic rock formations, these islands near Udupi are a geological marvel and a peaceful spot for nature enthusiasts.
Formed by sedimentation from the Godavari River, this tadpole-shaped island protects Kakinada's harbour and is home to diverse bird species.
A cluster of eight islets in Ashtamudi Lake, Munroe Island offers canoe tours through narrow canals, showcasing Kerala's village life and coir-making traditions.
This small island near Vasco da Gama is known for its old lighthouse, Portuguese-era structures, and a community that resists commercialisation to preserve its natural beauty.
The world's largest river island, Majuli is a cultural hub with Vaishnavite monasteries, vibrant festivals. Sadly, it is facing challenges from erosion.
Less frequented by tourists, it boasts pristine beaches, waterfalls, and surfing spots, offering a peaceful retreat amidst nature.
Formed after the great floods of 1341, Vypin Island near Kochi combines beaches, historical sites, and is accessible via bridges and ferries.
Situated near Chennai, this island is bordered by the Adyar River and the Bay of Bengal, offering a quiet escape with colonial-era cemeteries and churches.