About Kadamtala Masjid
Kadamtala Masjid is a community mosque located in Kadamtala village on Middle Andaman Island in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India. Situated along the Andaman Trunk Road, it serves the local Muslim population of this small settlement. The mosque is a simple, functional place of worship noted for its quiet village setting surrounded by forests and creeks. It is not a major tourist monument but represents the everyday religious life of Kadamtala.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a small, modest mosque in the centre of Kadamtala village, set along the main road amid shops and residential houses with forested surroundings. The structure is simple with a prayer hall and ablution area. The atmosphere is quiet outside prayer times. Visitors can view the exterior, observe local community life, and experience the village environment. Access to the interior is primarily for worshippers and requires modest dress and respectful conduct.
Key highlights
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Main mosque serving the Muslim community of Kadamtala village on Middle Andaman
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Located on the Andaman Trunk Road connecting Port Blair to North Andaman
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Simple functional architecture typical of village mosques in the islands
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Quiet rural setting surrounded by forests, creeks and mangroves
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