Mount Harriet National Park Tour

This trip is for those people who want to get immersed in the natural beauty of the islands. We witness the beautiful view that is present at the back of the 20 Rupees note. Mount Harriet, is the place from where the view seen at the back of 20 Rupee Indian note was captured. Pass through curvy mountain roads to reach Mount Harriet, the second-highest peak of the Andaman Islands. 

Visit the second highest peak of South Andaman Islands during this tour plan.

Mount Harriet

Mount Harriet is the highest peak of South Andamans. It got its name from Harriet Tytler, the wife of Robert Christopher Tytler a naturalist and photographer who was the officiating Superintendent of the Convict Settlement at Port Blair during the early 1860s. This place is rich in flora and fauna that is rare and gives you a feeling of a forest environment. There are a variety of beautiful birds that can be spotted here and from the peak of Mount Harriet, you will be able to catch sight of magnificent views of Port Blair, Havelock and Ross Islands.


NOTE: This trip includes all transfers in a personal AC vehicle, boat rides, and entry tickets.