The backwaters of Ashtamudi Lake and the Kallada River form the island. It is a lovely piece of land, a true hidden gem in Kollam, Kerala. Colonel Munroe, a British resident of Travancore State, is the isle’s namesake.
Lakshadweep Island
The Lakshadweep islands are made up of many small and large islands, as well as coral reefs, and are located west of the Kerala coastline. The islands are a scenic honeymoon destination as well as one of India’s most secluded beach destinations.
Majuli Island
Majuli is the world’s largest riverine island. It is situated on the Brahmaputra River in the northeastern state of Assam. Apart from its scenic beauty, the island also has a diverse flora and fauna that is worth seeing.
Havelock Island
With their exotic white sand beaches, rich coral reefs, and stunning natural beauty, the Andaman Islands are considered on par with international tropical destinations. This particular island is named after Henry Havelock, a British General from India, and is one of Andaman’s most populous.
Nicobar Island
Nicobar is the final island in the Andaman and Nicobar Island chain, stretching for approximately 920 kilometres. It is surrounded by dense forests and has a small population. It is the ideal location for rejuvenation away from the hustle and bustle of the city.