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Ross Island, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India

Vegetation has all but consumed the remains of the the island, which was once referred to as the "Paris of the East."

In its prime, it was home to British government officials, as well as a penal settlement set up after the Indian Rebellion of 1857. The British residents made it their home with extravagant dance halls, bakeries, clubs, pools, and gardens, until 1941 brought an earthquake and an invasion by the Japanese. Ross Island was then alternately claimed by the Japanese and British until 1979, when the island was given to the Indian Navy, which established a small base there.

Today, tour groups visit the island almost every day.

 

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