Rangat in Middle Andaman is one of those places that lets you experience the true charm of nature without the rush of heavy crowds. Surrounded by pristine beaches, mangroves, and small waterfalls, the town offers a peaceful escape for those who love eco-tourism and scenic beauty. Amkunj Beach is one of its highlights, developed as an eco-tourism spot with wooden benches, huts, and a serene shoreline where sea turtles are often spotted during the nesting season. Another must-visit is Dhani Nallah Mangrove Walkway, a beautifully crafted wooden path that stretches through dense mangroves and lets you explore the ecosystem closely without disturbing it, making it a favorite among nature lovers and photographers. Wildlife enthusiasts find Cuthbert Bay Beach fascinating as it serves as a major nesting ground for Olive Ridley and Leatherback turtles during the season. For a touch of adventure, Panchavati Hills with its small cascading waterfalls and birdwatching opportunities adds to the charm of Rangat. Unlike the more commercial parts of Andaman, Rangat retains a raw natural vibe that attracts travelers looking for peace, photography, and quiet exploration. It is an ideal stop for those who want to enjoy the calm side of the islands while staying connected with nature.