26 Forgotten Villages Around the World Being Reclaimed by Nature

19. The Silent Echoes of Ross Island, India

Ross Island, part of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, was once the administrative headquarters for the British. However, earthquakes and Japanese occupation during World War II led to its abandonment. Today, the island is a picturesque ruin, with crumbling buildings overtaken by tropical vegetation. The remnants of British colonial architecture create a haunting contrast with the lush jungle, offering a glimpse into India's colonial past and the relentless forces of nature.