World's Largest Mangrove Ecosystem
Shared between India and Bangladesh, the Sundarbans meaning beautiful forest, have been declared a UNESCO heritage site. This area has a silent charm that manages to amaze one with the simplicity and naturalness of its ecological balance in spite of offering habitat to some of the most dynamic and awe-inspiring flora and fauna. The endangered species that lives within the Sundarbans are royal Bengal tiger, saltwater crocodile, river terrapin, olive ridley turtle, Ganges River dolphin, hawksbill turtle and mangrove horseshoe crab.
Sundarbans is a National Park located in West Bengal, India. It is also a Tiger Reserve and a Biosphere reserve that provides a complete nature's circle to the tourist right from 'Royal Bengal tigers' to roaring rivers and beautiful estuaries. Sundarbans National Park is a part of Sundarban delta that is covered with Mangrove Forest and the largest population of the Bengal Tigers. It is a UNESCO world heritage site with a large variety of birds and reptiles including salt-water crocodile.
Kalash Camp is a quiet place deep inside the Sundarbans forest. The watchtower here helps you see wild animals like deer, monkeys, and sometimes even a Royal Bengal Tiger - from a safe distance! It's close to the sea, so you also get to see beautiful sandy shores and listen to the sound of the waves. It's perfect for nature lovers and bird watchers.
Hiron Point is one of the best places to see wildlife in the Sundarbans. It is also called Nilkamal, and it's in the Bangladesh side. From the tall watchtower, you can spot tigers, crocodiles, wild boars, and many kinds of birds. It feels like you're in a real jungle story! The views of the rivers and forest are amazing.
Dobanki has a special canopy walk - that means you can walk on a safe path high above the ground and look at the forest below, just like a bird! It's fun and exciting. You might see spotted deer, crocodiles, wild boars, and lots of birds. It's one of the most exciting places in Sundarbans for families.
Sajnekhali is the most famous and easiest to reach watchtower in the Sundarbans. There's a museum, a mangrove interpretation center, and even a crocodile pond. You can learn about the animals and plants that live here. It's a great first stop for kids and visitors to explore Sundarbans safely.
This watchtower is one of the best places to spot the Royal Bengal Tiger. It's quiet, deep in the forest, and full of surprises. You may also see axis deer, water monitor lizards, and crocodiles. There's a lovely view of the rivers and the mangroves from the top.
Netidhopani is a magical place with an old temple ruin inside the forest. People say it's over 400 years old! It's also a good place to see wild animals and beautiful trees. The forest here feels like a mystery book - full of adventure and secrets. Many people love this spot for its history and jungle beauty.
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