Bangaram Reopens! Gets set to receive tourists
The Bangaram Island Resort now open to receive tourists. In an exclusive Roadshow for Agents from Mumbai, the administration of the Union Territories of Lakshadweep, officially announced the re-opening of the Bangaram Island Resort. Bangaram Island is an uninhabited Island as part of the Union Territory of Lakshadweep is a mere 20 minute speed boat ride from Agatti.
Spread over thirty acres, the resort brings out the verdant ethnic character of the area. Over the years, the Bangaram Island Resort has become a destination for discerning International visitors, who are looking for a complete remote island experience. Bangaram offers spectacular coral reefs amid turquoise blue lagoons, silvery beaches and lush green coconut palms.
Speaking on occasion of the launch Shri. Tariq Tomas, IAS Secretary (Tourism), U.T. of Lakshadweep said “The Bangaram Island Resort is an exclusive offering of the destination and the administration is making every effort to reach out to the travel agent community to explore mutually beneficial business opportunities”.
‘Our presence will add tremendous value to our marketing efforts in promoting the islands of Lakshadweep as a unique sustainable and responsible tourist destination of unmatched beauty’. He further added
RESORT FACILITIES AND FACT SHEET
ACCOMODATION:
- Standard and Deluxe Huts
DINING
- Local Cuisine of Lakshadweep and Coastal India
ACTIVITIES:
Scuba diving, Snorkeling & Deep Sea Fishing
- Boating & Kayaking
- Island Excursions
- Ayurveda
- Yoga & Meditation
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