Saddle Peak National Park Tourism
Type of destination: National Park
Ideal visit duration: 4 to 6 hours
Saddle Peak National Park, the highest point in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, offers a breathtaking view of the surrounding archipelago. Located near Diglipur in the Andaman district, this park covers approximately 85 square kilometers, providing a haven for a variety of endemic flora and fauna. Dense tropical rainforests characterize the region, with soaring hills and rivulets adding to the scenic beauty. The park is a bio-diversity hotspot, home to a multitude of bird species, making it an ornithologist's delight. Trekking to Saddle Peak, the summit at about 732 meters above sea level, is a popular activity, offering a challenging yet rewarding experience. The trek weaves through the lush forest, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in nature's tranquility. The park is known not just for its natural splendors but also for the conservation efforts to protect its unique ecosystem. It is an ecological wonder, providing a glimpse into the rich biodiversity of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
Opening and Closing time of Saddle Peak National Park
Monday |
Opening: 04:00
Closing: 17:00
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Tuesday |
Opening: 04:00
Closing: 17:00
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Wednesday |
Opening: 04:00
Closing: 17:00
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Thursday |
Opening: 04:00
Closing: 17:00
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Friday |
Opening: 04:00
Closing: 17:00
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Saturday |
Opening: 04:00
Closing: 17:00
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Sunday |
Opening: 04:00
Closing: 17:00
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Disclaimer: It's important to check the most current information before planning your visit, as opening hours can vary and might be subject to change due to special events, maintenance, or unforeseen circumstances. A reliable way to confirm the opening hours is to contact the local tourism board, check the official website (if available)
Entry Ticket Pricing for Saddle Peak National Park
Adult |
INR 50 |
Child |
INR 25 |
Disclaimer: Please note that prices are subject to change, cross check required .
Tips when you are visiting to Saddle Peak National Park
Carry sufficient water and some light snacks for the trek.
Wear comfortable trekking shoes and light clothing.
Apply sunscreen and insect repellent.
Hire a guide if unfamiliar with trekking routes.
Start the trek early in the morning to avoid the sun's peak hours.
Top 5 Reviews on Saddle Peak National Park
SatyendraGarg
Wrote on 23rd Mar, 2023
Excellent Saddle Peak National Park. One can see the peak, go around the Park which has a beach as well.
Beauty of Andaman & Nicobar is natural to the place. Forests are amazing and Parks are superb. Near Diglipur, Saddle Peak National Park is so beautiful. I would have climbed the peak but time did not ..
Trip134159
Wrote on 18th Jan, 2020
Nice park and walk but dont expect spectacular views
Most of the walk goes along the beach in a beutiful forest with lots of butterflies, lizards, flowers and large trees. The ascent is quite steep but managable with ordinary shoes and shorts. The views..
N_Sukumar
Wrote on 1st Jan, 2020
Good day hike where you can enjoy solitude in nature
Saddle peak, the highest point in the Andamans, is a good day hike where you can enjoy solitude in nature. It is 8.5 miles each way from the park entrance, with 3 stream crossings each way; so a 17-mi..
GlobeTrottersClub
Wrote on 5th May, 2019
Totally fulfilling
At a height of 732 m, Saddle peak is the highest point in the Andamans and is just awesome if you are an adventure seeker or a trekking enthusiast. The hike up to the peak is 8 km long and is steep. S..
GreatAlbatross
Wrote on 5th May, 2019
Trek through shady greens
Trek is 17kms(8.5+8.5). Carry atleast 4litres of water,fruits/energy bars.
You can spot lizards & if lucky you spot deers,wild boars.
It's a medium-difficult trek.no need of a guide.the trail is clea..