Rangat , A beautiful town of andaman , view points

We did Dhani Nala mangrove walk, saw the beach, and came back to the hotel. The hotelier took Rs 500 INR from us, of the room which was Rs 600 and wit

Yesterday was our second day and yesterday we had an expenditure of 2721 INR. We did Dhani Nala mangrove walk, saw the beach, and came back to the hotel. The hotelier took Rs 500 INR from us, of the room which was Rs 600 and with tax around 700 INR. 25 percent of the money was our advance deposit and after giving the remaining 500 rupees, when we asked for an extra mattress, then he took 150 INR too. In this way, this room was for 850 INR. Food was also in the budget, neither expensive nor cheap. The pulses were of 90 INR and Chapati was for 8 INR. The total deposit was Rs 400 for food. Cold Water was definitely found in the hotel.

At night, the Jaat Devta kept his mattress on the ground. The Cashew and Almonds with us were also eaten. We were feeling warm without AC here. The next day's program was decided before going to sleep at night. There are two places written to see in Rangat, in most places there one was the Amkunj beach and other was Dhani Nala mangrove walk, one of which we had seen, but I had seen many sites within a radius of fifteen kilometers of my hotel at Rangat which I wanted to see.

We had asked the hoteliers, what time does the local bus come in the morning to go to Rangat. They told that there is a bus service every hour from 4:30 am. It gets bright in the morning at five in the morning and the sooner the day starts, the better it is, so we decided to catch a bus at four-thirty in the morning. After getting ready in the morning, we also checked out of the room because we were not sure till when we would roam and if we got late, then there will be no issues, so the problem was so that we took our luggage and stood on the road at 4.20 pm And exactly at 4.30 the bus arrived which was full of passengers. The bus fare was 42 INR for three men i.e. 14 INR, which was taken 25 INR per person because of the express bus from us yesterday. One hour later, at Five Thirty, we were at Rangat and only tea shops were open here, out of which we drank tea at a shop. The tea was of 10 INR.

Here people are fond of raising cats and you can find a cat in every house.  Cat at the hotel, Cat n the road, then the cat at the tea shop and it means more than that people here are fond of raising the cat here. After drinking tea here, we went to an auto driver standing in front of us and asked him about the places to see around here; he told us about two places apart from Amkunj Beach. When it came to money, he first asked for 500 INR, but then the deal was fixed for 400 INR.

Sitting in the auto, we first arrived scant distance away from Rangat bus stand at the jetty office. We thought that here we will get to know about the timing of this office and the time and tickets of the jetty, but there was nothing like this, and the office was closed as well as there was no poster or anything. After that, we stopped at Amkunj beach, about five kilometers from Rangat. Ever here we reached early in the morning. There was some off-season too that no one was there except us. Rajesh Ji here liked the unique designs of stones here very much