Locally known as Maliku, this southernmost island is a hidden gem with a mysterious history and unique culture.
Bangaram and Kadmat Island of the smallest Union Territory are the ideal spots for snorkelling and Kavaratti island, which has its own water sport training institute, is best for scuba diving.
The crystal-clear waters on this island is home to a stunning world of coral reefs.
Witness playful Bottlenose dolphins leaping out of the water on Agatti and Bangaram Islands.
Kadmat Island offers a great opportunity to practice surfing and then go higher with your kite.
The island, which is surrounded by an entrancing lagoon on one side, is famous for fishing adventure.
Yet another popular island here offers some of the popular architectural sights including ethereal mosques.
Visit Urja Mosque, one of the most vital pilgrim destinations for Muslims and chief tourist attraction. Also, watch endless fish and coral at Kavaratti Island.
The food in Lakshadweep has a strong Kerala influence, since it was a part of the Malabar district till the mid-1950s. Popular snack fenvarabondi, tuna caught fresh from the sea, Kallummekaya ularthiyathu and fried octopus and meen pappas are some of the delicacies to try.
Handcrafted home décor items, jewellery and other souvenirs from shells, oysters, corals and other stones are famous in island markets in Agatti, Minicoy and Kavaratti.