Rkohu
Rkohu is the local name for Little Andaman Island, part of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands Union Territory of India. Located in the Bay of Bengal, it is the southernmost inhabited island of the archipelago. Rkohu covers approximately 245 square kilometers and is known for its pristine natural environment, diverse ecosystems, and Indigenous communities.
The island's geography features dense rainforests, mangroves, and extensive coral reefs along its coastline. It has
Rkohu is home to the Onge tribe, one of the indigenous groups recognized as particularly vulnerable. The
Economically, Rkohu's residents depend mainly on subsistence farming, fishing, and forest resources. Tourism is limited due
In summary, Rkohu is a significant ecological and cultural site within the Andaman Islands, emphasizing the