Chatham Saw Mill

A sawmill by nature that is still functional from the 19th century, Chatham Saw Mill is Asia’s one of the largest and oldest sawmills. Established in 1883 by the Britishers to meet the requirement of timber in the local area. There is a souvenir shop that sells teak objects. Ideally, this tourist attraction in Port Blair is located on Chatham Island – one of the six islands of Port Blair. If you are looking to explore the unexplored places in Port Blair, bookmark Chatham Saw Mill. It is less on the touristy radar but should be because this ancient mill even tells the tale of World War 2.

What Makes Chatham Saw Mill A Worthy Tourist Attraction in Port Blair?

Visitors can come across the giant saw blades dating back to the pre-independence era used by the Britishers. The timber from Chatham Saw Mill is still explored in many places across India and even across the borders. History lovers will be bowl over with the Bomb Crater and the bunkers left by the Japanese Ordanance during World War II.

Gypsy Tip: Hire the guide for the sawmill tour in detail in just ₹ 50 (approx.) for a few minutes.

Visiting Hours: 8:30 AM – 2:30 PM
Entry Price Ticket: ₹ 10 per person
Ideal Duration: 1 hour (approx.)