Balidan Vedi
A Tribute to the Bravehearts
Overview
The island derives its name from the HMS Viper, a British ship that wrecked near its shores in the 18th century. Today, Viper Island stands as a symbol of colonial oppression and India’s freedom struggle, while also offering scenic views of the sea and nearby islands.
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Highlights
- A symbolic structure dedicated to the martyrs of the Andaman freedom struggle.
- Historical significance linked with the Cellular Jail and British-era oppression.
- A place for patriotic remembrance and homage.
- Peaceful environment, ideal for reflection.
Location
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Balidan Vedi
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Tourist Information Centres
Reach out to our official centres for assistance, bookings, and guidance during your visit.
Directorate of Tourism (A&N Administration)
Sri Vijaya Puram, 744101
Timings: 8.30 AM – 12.30 PM; 2.00 PM – 5.00 PM
Phone: 03192 – 232694
Fax: 03192 – 232747 / 230933
Email: touristhelpdeskandamans@gmail.com
Andaman Tourism (ANIIDCO)
TTDC Complex, Wallajah Road,
Near Kalaivanar Arangam,
Chennai – 600102
Mobile: 09841015934
Phone: 044-25360952, 24743238
Veer Savarkar International Airport
Sri Vijaya Puram
Phone: 03192 – 232414
India Tourism Office
Junglighat, Sri Vijaya Puram
Tourist Information Centre
Swaraj Dweep Jetty, Swaraj Dweep