Welcome to Blue Andaman, the ultimate gateway to exploring the natural wonders of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. In this comprehensive guide, we invite you to discover the mesmerizing Mud Volcano in Diglipur. Embark on a thrilling trek, immerse yourself in the captivating beauty of the surroundings, and witness the magic of this unique geological phenomenon. Let us be your trusted companion as we provide you with detailed information on how to reach the Mud Volcano, visitor tips, and much more.
Nestled within the dense forests of North Andaman, the Mud Volcano is a remarkable natural wonder that beckons adventurous souls. Located approximately 20 kilometres north of Diglipur, near the quaint village of Shyam Nagar, this hidden gem awaits your discovery. Prepare to be mesmerized as you embark on a 15-minute trek through the lush surroundings, leading you to the sight of these unique geological formations. As you approach, you will encounter several small muddy craters dotting the landscape you will first encounter the larger, dormant mud volcanoes that have graced the landscape for ages. These craters are formed by the release of natural gases from decaying organic matter beneath the Earth’s surface, gradually pushing the mud upwards.
To reach the Mud Volcano, you will embark on an exhilarating journey from Diglipur. Situated approximately 25 kilometres from the market and 30 kilometres from the jetty, the volcanic site requires a drive of approximately 35-45 minutes. Arriving at a small opening in the tropical jungle, you will park your taxi, two-wheeler, or auto-rickshaw and begin a trek of about 15 minutes. The forest path, slightly steep and narrow, leads you to the breathtaking sight of the mud volcanoes.
These are other trips.
Prem Nagar, Near Kali Mandir, Sri Vijaya Puram (Port Blair), Andaman Island.
