Narcondam Island is a remote and protected volcanic island located in the eastern Andaman Sea. Dominated by dense tropical forests and steep terrain, the island is known for its unique ecosystem and rare wildlife, including the endemic Narcondam Hornbill. With no permanent tourism infrastructure and restricted access, Narcondam Island remains one of the most untouched natural regions of the Andaman archipelago, representing pure ecological significance.
The best time to visit the Narcondam Island region is from October to April, when sea conditions are relatively stable.
