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Samudrika Marine Museum
Museums & Heritage📍 Port Blair, South Andaman

Samudrika Marine Museum

Naval Marine Sanctuary & Giant Blue Whale Skeleton Showcase

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Timings

9:00 AM - 1:00 PM & 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM (Closed Mondays)

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Entry & Show Rates

₹50 Adults | ₹25 Children | ₹50 Still Camera

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Time Needed

1 - 1.5 Hours

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Best Season

Year-Round (Best morning or early afternoon visit)

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Explore and exhibits, view Marine specimens, learn about Naval History and shop for Local Handicrafts

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📜 Overview & History of Samudrika Marine Museum

Samudrika Naval Marine Museum, located at Delanipur in Port Blair, is an educational and interactive marine museum maintained and operated by the Indian Navy (INHS Jarawa). Designed to create awareness about marine ecology, ocean environment, and island heritage, the museum features five distinct galleries focusing on Andaman geography, tribal history, marine life, corals, and rare sea shells. The iconic highlight at the entrance is the massive, fully restored skeleton of a young Blue Whale washed ashore in the Andaman islands. Visitors can explore rare living marine aquariums displaying endemic sea anemones, clownfish, lobsters, and sea cucumbers, as well as an extensive shell collection containing rare species like the Giant Tridacna clam and Nautilus.

🏛️ Key Attractions Inside Samudrika Marine Museum

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Giant Blue Whale Skeleton

Enormous preserved skeleton of a Blue Whale installed right at the museum entrance.

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5 Interactive Navy Galleries

Covering Island Geography, Tribal History, Marine Life, Corals & Shells, and Navy Conservation.

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Living Marine Aquariums

Displaying vibrant live corals, reef fish, sea anemones, and rare Andaman species.

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Tribal & Ecological Exhibits

Detailed photo archives and artifacts detailing the island's indigenous tribes and forest ecosystems.

🚗 How to Reach Samudrika Marine Museum

Samudrika Marine Museum is located at Delanipur, Port Blair, approximately 4 km from Veer Savarkar Airport and 2 km from Aberdeen Bazaar. Easily accessible by auto-rickshaw or private taxi.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: Is Samudrika Marine Museum run by the Indian Navy?

Yes, Samudrika is owned, managed, and maintained by the Indian Navy to promote marine conservation.

Q: Are photography allowed inside Samudrika Museum?

Yes, photography is permitted upon paying a nominal camera fee at the ticket counter.

Q: How much time is required to tour Samudrika Museum?

A typical tour takes around 1 to 1.5 hours to comfortably explore all five galleries.

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