Cellular Jail

Built by the British to penalise Indian Freedom fighters, now one of India's declared National Monuments. The light and sound show screened in the backdrop of this jail is dedicated to the freedom fighters who perished or languished for years in solitary confinement in its cells.
 
Samudrika Marine Museum

The five sections of this unique museum display history and geography of the Andaman & Nicobar Islands. The displays include islands, the people, the tribals, their life-style, marine life and archaeology. The museum also has a sizable collection of shells and corals.
 
Fisheries Museum

This aquarium cum museum has a collection of some 350 species of marine animals found on the island.
 
Anthropological Museum

The islands are inhabited by tribals who are considered to be the original inhabitants of the Andamans. The tools used by them, their dresses and many photographs of their life style have been kept in this museum.
 
Mini Zoo & Forest Museum

Port Blair has a small Zoo, which houses some of the species which are found nowhere in the world. 200 species of animals, which includes the Nicobar Pigeon and the Andaman Pig.

The salt-water crocodile-breeding programme has been very successful and the many crocodiles, which were bred here, are now in wild waters among the dense mangrove forests. Near the zoo is the museum maintained and run by the forest department.

This unusual museum displays locally grown woods, including Pad auk, which has both light, and dark colours are present in the same tree.
 
Chatham Saw Mill

This one of the Asia's largest wood processing units. It is located on Chatham Island. Some of the woods being processed here are termed as rare.