Lakshadweep is a hidden gem of india

Lakshadweep

      The word Lakshadweep means in malyalam "one lakh dweep"

         1. # Smallest union territory of india.

2.   Group of 36 island .

3.   Area of 32 km square .

4.   12 atolls, three reefs, 5 submerged banks and 10 inhabited islands 

5.   Capital of this territory - kavaratti

6. More explorable site , sun kissed beaches

7. Most famous explore site- minicoy,aggati, bangaram and kavaratti beaches , pitty bird sanctuary

8. Kavaratti island marine aquarium is best for swimming



Best time to visit Lakshadweep:-   October to                    February 


Conclusion:- boost our economy and explore India  #lakshdweep #exploreindianislands 

For Indian preference 


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