Mount Harriet National Park in Port Blair
Mount Harriet National Park, now officially known as Mount Manipur National Park, is a pristine hilltop retreat located 28 km from Port Blair. Known for its panoramic views, rich biodiversity, and historical significance, the park is perfect for trekking, birdwatching, and experiencing Andaman’s scenic wilderness away from city crowds.
Mount Harriet National Park in Port Blair is one of the most scenic and peaceful natural attractions in the Andaman Islands, and Networld Tours & Travels helps you experience it effortlessly. Known for its dense forests, diverse wildlife, and breathtaking viewpoints, this national park is a paradise for nature lovers, photographers, and adventure seekers. Visiting Mount Harriet National Park in Port Blair offers a refreshing escape from city life.With Networld Tours & Travels , exploring Mount Harriet National Park in Port Blair becomes smooth and enjoyable. The park is famous for its panoramic viewpoints overlooking the surrounding islands and sea, including the iconic spot featured on the Indian ₹20 note. Visitors can enjoy nature walks, birdwatching, and serene forest trails while breathing in fresh mountain air.Ideal for families, solo travelers, and eco-tourism enthusiasts, Mount Harriet National Park in Port Blair showcases Andaman’s rich biodiversity and natural beauty. Networld Tours & Travels provides comfortable transport, expert guidance, and local insights, ensuring a safe and memorable visit. Discover lush greenery, scenic landscapes, and peaceful surroundings while exploring one of Port Blair’s most beautiful natural treasures.
Included/Exclude
Cost Includes
- Entry permits and park tickets
- Vehicle transfers from Port Blair (optional)
- Local guide (optional)
- Assistance with trekking route and viewpoint access
Cost Excludes
- Meals and beverages
- Personal expenses and tips
- Camera fees (if applicable)
- Trekking gear and binoculars
Trip Info
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Forest guest houses & eco-huts
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Open every day
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Not available
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Guided
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Hindi & English
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Cash / UPI / Online transfer
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AC cab + Ferry
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1 - 15
Why go?
Mount Harriet offers one of the most breathtaking panoramic views in the Andaman Islands — including North Bay, Havelock, and Neil Islands. It’s the spot from where the ₹20 Indian currency note photo was taken. Ideal for trekking, birdwatching, and nature walks, this park blends adventure, history, and scenic tranquility.
Tour Highlights
- 20 Rupee Currency Note Viewpoint
- Highest peak in South Andaman (365 meters)
- Eco-trekking trails through dense forests
- Rich flora and fauna including rare orchids and Andaman wild pigs
- Historical relevance from the British colonial period
- Night stay permitted (eco huts and forest rest houses)
