A Journey Through Time: Unearth the historical significance of Bharat's coastal islands, the crossroads of culture, trade, and maritime power.
Rameswaram Island
Known for its ancient Ramanathaswamy Temple, this island has been a center of pilgrimage and mythology.
Lakshadweep Island
Once a trading post on the ancient maritime Silk Road, these islands have historical roots entwined with Arab traders.
Andaman Island
From the indigenous tribes to the penal colony during British rule, Andaman has a layered, complicated history.
Diu Island
A former Portuguese colony, Diu boasts forts and churches that are living testimonials to its colonial past.
Majuli Island
This river island on the Brahmaputra has been a hub of Assamese Vaisnavite culture for centuries.
Elephanta Island
Home to ancient cave temples dedicated to Shiva, this island has been a center of spirituality and art.
Divar Island
Located in Goa, this island has seen a blend of Hindu and Christian influences over time.
Netrani Island
This island in Karnataka was once a navigation point for ancient sailors and has remnants of historic temples.
Vivekananda Rock, Kanyakumari
Though not an island, this rock off the coast of Kanyakumari is a pilgrimage site where Swami Vivekananda meditated.
Through centuries of change, Bharat's coastal islands have retained their historical essence, making them timeless voyages into the past.
Timeless Monuments of Bharat: From 300 BC to 15th Century