Ross Island, just a short ferry ride from Port Blair, was once the British administrative capital of Andaman. Now in ruins, the island is famous for its colonial remains, including a church, bakery, and British offices, all slowly being reclaimed by nature. The island is also home to free-roaming deer and peacocks, adding to its charm. Ross Island is a paradise for history lovers and photographers, offering a glimpse into the past while being surrounded by scenic beauty. Many Nepali and Indian tourists find it fascinating due to its blend of history and nature. Most tours to Ross Island include a visit to its abandoned structures and a walk through the lush landscapes. A combined trip to Ross Island and North Bay Island is a popular package for travelers, making it a must-visit spot in Andaman.