Kavaratti Island – The Cultural Capital of Lakshadweep
Kavaratti Island, the administrative capital of Lakshadweep, blends scenic beauty with spiritual depth. This bustling yet peaceful island is famed for its tranquil lagoons, ornate mosques, and rich marine biodiversity. A visit to the Ujra Mosque, with its intricate woodwork and freshwater well, offers a glimpse into the island’s soul. The Marine Aquarium and dolphin watching add a splash of excitement.
Distance: 404 km from Kochi (via ship; 14–18 hrs)
Best Time to Visit: November to March for pleasant weather and safe sea travel
Travel Tip: Stay in locally-managed guesthouses for cultural immersion
Culture & Food: A strong Islamic influence with Malabari cuisine, including spicy tuna curry, rice cakes, and coconut-infused seafood dishes
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