Lakshadweep is the perfect place to luxuriate in pure seclusion. At dusk, watch the sun’s dying rays paint the lagoon into unforgettable and dramatic vistas as you stroll along the jetty at Kadmat Island, the only footprints in the sand being your own.
7. A Quirky Little Museum
The winding roads on Agatti take you through sparse palm groves to the only museum dedicated to Lakshadweep history, the Golden Jubilee Museum. The museum has several wooden chests recovered from shipwrecks, an imposing skeleton of a sperm whale and three gold coins found in the graveyard of the Agatti Masjid, believed to have been issued by the 16th-century Ottoman ruler, Suleiman the Magnificent.