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Sundarbans National Park: A Complete Guide

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Sundarbans National Park—a UNESCO World Heritage Site — is best known for its magnificent tangle of mangrove trees, encompassing the largest mangrove forest in the world. The park spans 10,000 square kilometers (3,861 square miles) at the mouth of the Ganges and Brahmaputra Rivers, which separates the countries of India and Bangladesh and borders the Bay of Bengal. Approximately 35 percent of the park lies in India, and the remainder is located in Bangladesh. On the Indian side, 102 islands are located within Sundarbans, and just over half of them are inhabited.

The word "sundarban" means "beautiful forest" in the local Bengali dialect. This swampy forest provides a home to a rare breed of Royal Bengal Tigers know to be strong swimmers. Long stretches of nylon net fencing have been installed on forest boundaries to prevent the tigers from venturing into the villages, as it's the only place in the world where tigers still hunt humans for food. Don't go expecting to see one though, as the native tigers usually remain hidden within the park's tiger reserve, a core zone where commercial and tourist activities are prohibited. Along the outskirts, in the Sajnekhali Wildlife Sanctuary, however, visitors can expect sightings of various reptiles, monkeys, wild boar, rare birds, and deer.

The real enjoyment of visiting Sundarbans National Park comes from appreciating its pristine, natural beauty. Sadly, some people are disappointed by their visit, usually because they go with high expectations of spotting tigers. Wildlife spotting is hampered by the fact that you cannot explore the national park on foot or by vehicle. There are no jeep safaris and boats cannot touch down anywhere along the river banks inside the national park.

Instead, take time to wander through enchanted villages, discover the local way of life, and take part in cultural performances. You can even sample honey collected by local villagers in the Sundarbans region.

Tourists can also visit the game watchtowers, the most popular of which—due to their proximity—are Sajnekhali, Sudhanyakhali, and Dobanki. Or, spend the day cruising the waterways by boat on a wager-guided safari, in search of monkeys, crocodiles, water monitor lizards, wild boar, otter, spotted deer, and birds.

Watchtowers located throughout the park provide a way for visitors to safely view wildlife. Three easily accessible towers offer DIY, hassle-free nature viewing for independent travelers. Sajnekhali is a favorite watchtower of birdwatchers, Sudhanyakhali offers you a decent chance of seeing tigers and spotted deer, and Dobanki has a 20-foot-high enclosed canopy for panoramic views of the park and its wildlife.

Other remote watchtowers require a full day of travel by boat to get to, but the reward for the journey is a pristine natural experience, free of crowds. Burir Dabri watchtower is located on the Raimangal River. It's notably picturesque and has a canopy walk over the mangroves that leads to a viewpoint. The ruins of a 400-year-old temple can be found at Netidhopani watchtower. Visitor numbers are limited here and special permits are required. Bonnie Camp is the highest watchtower in Sundarbans, at 50 feet tall. This scenic watchtower takes about six hours to reach from Sajnekhali, yet a rest house provides an overnight stay. Jhingekhali is located on the easternmost fringe of Sundarbans National Park and is often overlooked for its extreme remoteness. Still, this watchtower offers you the best chance of seeing a tiger, as well as several species of rare birds.

There are various ways to go about visiting Sundarbans National Park, and for those who find independent travel to be logistically complicated, an organized tour provides a good option. Organized tours offer a predefined itinerary, including day tours, overnight tours, or multiple-day tours, with accommodations included. Guided tours typically include safari-style boat trips on the waterways to visit watchtowers and villages. And, most tours originate from Kolkata and drop you back off in the same location.

Before embarking on an organized tour, keep in mind a few considerations, like flexibility and privacy. Boat trips organized by hotels and tour operators will usually book a full group of people. Depending on the group's demographics, this could mean a noisy and boisterous experience that spoils the serenity of your visit. Additionally, the bigger boats are not suitable for the narrow waterways, where you're more likely to spot the park's wildlife. If this is a concern, it may be best to make independent arrangements and hire a private guide.

Due to the wildness of this national park, primitive camping is not permitted on the grounds and many of the regional "jungle camps" do not offer tented options either. The one exception is Sunderban Tiger Camp , an eco-resort that offers glamping in canvas-covered huts. Each hut is 261 square feet and can accommodate up to four people on twin beds with Wellness Health Rest mattresses. Each hut has a western-style toilet, cold showers, and a hot water geyser option. Purified water, free Wi-Fi, and a wake-up service are complimentary with your stay.

Given the ecological sensitivity of the Sundarbans area, most accommodations are simple, rather than luxurious, with an eco-friendly focus and a village feel. Power is limited (many hotels run on either solar or electricity produced by a generator), and the bathwater is not always hot. You can also book a houseboat for a completely different experience.

• United 21 Resort-Sunderban : United 21 offers 18 deluxe, standard, or triple-bedded rooms set in a serene jungle atmosphere. All rooms come complete with air conditioning and modern amenities. An on-site restaurant provides a sampling of several Indian cuisines and jungle safaris can be organized upon request.
• Sunderban Mangrove Retreat : Located in the Jamespore village on Satjalia island, this serene eco-friendly stay sits on the bank of the river. Choose from one of four air-conditioned executive rooms, eight air-conditioned, double-bedded cottages, or ten non-air-conditioned huts. This pristine property has four on-site ponds for fishing, and the restaurant provides local cuisine, including a catch of the day like crabs, prawns, and a wide variety of fish. The Mangrove Retreat also has two motor-driven boats that you can book for a wildlife water cruise.
• Sundarban Houseboat : Book a one-night, two-night, or three-night stay, complete with a tour, on a Sundarban houseboat. Rooms on the boat come complete with air-conditioning, LED televisions, attached bathrooms, and freshly-cooked, exotic meals. Multi-day tours include island hopping and visiting remote villages, cruising the mangrove forest, and stopping at the watchtowers.

Sundarbans National Park can only be accessed by boat, as the main entrance is on Sajnekhali Island, where all entry fees are paid. It's located about 100 kilometers (62 miles) southeast of Kolkata in the state of West Bengal , where Netaji Subhash International Airport at Dumdum is situated.

Unfortunately, independent travel to the park is quite laborious. It's best to go either by boat, car, or bus, as the train—a local train that does not take reservations—may be very crowded. You can drive from Kolkata to Godkhali, Sonakhali, Namkhana, Canning, Raidighi, and Najat. Once you arrive, take a ferry or hire a boat to Sajnekhali.

Public buses depart hourly (starting at 6.30 a.m.) from Kolkata to Sonakhali on a three-hour ride. From Sonakhali, take an auto-rickshaw to Godhkali, the gateway village to Sundarbans, and then another boat to Sajnekhali.

Because Sundarbans National Park is remote in nature and surrounded by water, handicapped individuals must book an outfitter who offers special services that cater to their needs. One such option is Rudra Nature’s Sprout Boat. Nature's Sprout offers packages for "differently-abled" individuals that journey only to accessible destinations, while catering to the medical needs of its travelers. They also provide doctors and emergency equipment, should something go array.

• Foreigners need a permit and a valid passport to enter Sundarbans National Park. A permit can be obtained from the forest department at Sajnekhali or at the West Bengal Tourism Office in Kolkata. If you travel with a tour company, they will make these arrangements for you.
• There's a boat entry fee for all park zones, and it's compulsory to hire one guide per boat.
• Pack warm clothes if you're visiting from November to February, as the weather is cool and dry.
• During the summer (March through June) expect hot and humid weather, and July through September brings rains along with the monsoon season.
• All plastic is banned in this region, although this rule has been difficult to enforce. Leave plastic water bottles and bags at home, and don't litter.
• Make sure to carry plenty of cash, as there are no ATMs in the park.
• Watchtowers are enclosed by fences and are often full of loud, boisterous tourists.
• Most people spend at least one night at Sundarbans. By staying longer, however, you'll be able to visit more areas, walk or cycle around the villages, go bird watching, and see cultural performances.

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Welcome to Sunderban National Park

In Sundarban National Park in West Bengal, the tiger makes his round with an unmatched stealth and grace. The air feels wet and damp, while the silence is interrupted by the melodious singing of birds and roar of motor boats. Inside these world’s largest mangrove forests, creeks and tributaries form an intricate system of networks. Sometimes, they meet each other, and at others, wander off elsewhere. Tourists out on a boat ride are given their money’s worth while crossing them. Even though you are unaware, the big cat and saltwater crocodile observe you at all times, watching every step you make. However, sometimes, look up, as there is action on the trees too. A variety of birds, from brahminy kite to whistling teals, call this their home, and declare that from time to time with a loud cry, song or chirp. More... -->

The Sunderban National Park is many things at once, a biosphere reserve, national park and tiger reserve, such is the richness of this mangrove ecosystem. What we commonly call Sunderbans is actually a large delta spread across 40,000 sq. km between India and Bangladesh! Just to give you an idea of how vast it really is, consider this. It stretches from River Hooghly in West Bengal, India, all the way to River Baleswar in Bangladesh. In this UNESCO World Heritage Site (it was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987), the mangrove trees stand lazily on the mudflats, which are visible during low tides, and submerged in height tide. Its name means “beautiful forests” in the local language, and it is not hard to figure why. Another reasons are the Sundari trees, which are dominant in this mangrove area. Their uniqueness lies in their roots which shoot upwards for respiration, particularly during waterlogging during monsoons.

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A Short History of Sunderbans Tiger Reserve

The history of Sunderbans can be traced as far back as 200-300 AD. It is believed that the forests of Sunderbans were leased to the nearby residents during the Mughal period, who built settlements in them. In the coming years, however, those settlements were attacked by the Portuguese and salt smugglers in the 17th century. All that remains today are their ruins, most of which can be traced at a place called Netidhopani.

It was in 1875 under the Forest Act, 1865 (Act VIII of 1865) that a large part of these forests were declared as “reserved”. Post-independence, it was declared a wildlife sanctuary in 1977 and established as a national park on 4th May, 1984. In the year 1978, Sundarbans were declared a national park, and in 1973, they were declared a tiger reserve under Project Tiger.

When to Visit Sunderban Park?

The best time to visit Sunderbans is between November to March. The weather is quite pleasant during this time and creates the perfect conditions for tiger sighting and other wildlife. You can also visit it in the summer season, or the months from April to July. Remember though, that it can get very hot during this time, with the average temperature being 43°C. A lot of tourists find the heat quite difficult to deal with, but shouldn’t pose a problem for you if you are okay with it. Monsoons are not a good time to visit Sundarbans, as most of the areas are flooded and taking a boat ride would be quite unfeasible.

Geography of Sundarban Forest

Among other things, it is the unique geography of Sunderbans which endears it to the tourists. It is a part of the world’s largest delta and home to the largest mangrove forests. In its brackish waters, mudflats and trees, reside an incredible variety of flora and fauna. It is these, along with the vegetation, that makes this place what it is, a mystery which unfolds itself with every single visit. The vast Sunderbans also houses within it rivers, islands and villages.

Flora: Inside the dense forests of Sunderbans National Park reside a rich variety of flora. The 64 plant species which are found however, have learned to survive in brackish waters and saline inundation. Some of the common species of plants which are found include Sundari tree, Golpati, Champa, Dhundul, Genwa and Hatal. It is estimated that there are about 78 species of mangroves in these forests. They are extremely important because of the important role they play in the survival of marine organisms. From a distance, these halophytes exude an aura of mystery, who knows what the darkness within has to offer.

Fauna: Wildlife tourism is a major factor behind tourists visiting Sunderbans, and rightly so. After all, you’ve heard that it is home to a rich variety of wildlife, with the Royal Bengal Tigers enjoying a large presence. Nothing makes the tourists more excited than a tiger sighting. While that majestic cat certainly deserves all the attention and spotlight, there are other kinds of birds and wildlife animals who call these mangrove forests their home.

Apart from the Royal Bengal Tiger, other animals found in these areas are fishing cats, macaques, leopard cats, Indian grey mongoose, wild boar, flying fox, pangolin, and Indian grey mongoose. The chital deer and rhesus monkey are common sightings.

Sundarban is also famous for its marine life, and is quite rich in it. A crocodile seated leisurely on a mudflat, basking in the afternoon sun, draws an array of reactions from onlookers. Other than the saltwater crocodile, other kinds of aqua life include red fiddler crabs and hermit crabs. While many people may not be aware of it, but Sundarban National Park is home to a large number of reptiles. Some of the more famous ones are water monitor, king cobra and rock python.

A species of river turtles called Batagur Baska (which are classified as endangered by the IUCN) are found on the Mechau Beach. They are identified by their small head, a snout which always goes upwards and an olive brown colored carapace. The barking deer also deserves a special mention, as it is found at a place called Haliday Island.

Rivers: The Sundarbans delta is formed by the coming together of three rivers, Ganga, Brahmaputra and Meghna. Besides these three main rivers, there are three other rivers which form an intriguing network of channels.

Islands: There are a number of islands dotting this region, and some of them are attractions in themselves. The most famous of them are Kalash, Henry and Netidhopani.

Villages: A number of villages lie in close proximity to Sunderbans National Park like Pakhiralay, Dayapur, Bali and Sajnekhali. Village walks are popular among tourists because they offer a glimpse into the traditional lifestyle of the villagers. While visiting one of these villages, you can also observe the traditional method of honey collection.

Safari Timing

Sunderbans National Park offers only boat safari to the visitors. Jeep safaris are not conducted here. The safari timing is from 8:30 AM in the morning till 4:00 PM in the evening. The entry of boats after 6:30 PM is prohibited. Although the park remains open throughout the year, however, winter season is the best time to visit it.

Where to Stay in Sunderbans?

Accommodation is hardly a problem in Sundarbans as there are plenty of hotels & resorts suited to your budget and preferences. You can select from a variety of staying options from eco resorts and budget hotels to government run tourist lodges.

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Popular Tourist Spots in Sundarbans National Park

For most tourists, a boat ride through Sundarbans is what it’s all about. Not many are aware, though, that this national park is also home to other attractions. Let’s take a look at some of them.

Sajnekhali Watch Tower

Sajnekhali Watch Tower is a popular watchtower in the Sundarban National Park which is great for spotting wildlife animals. It is situated in close proximity to the park, and that is one of the reasons behind its popularity. At any given point of time, only 20 people can be accommodated in it. This watchtower is greatly appreciated among birdlovers. From here, one can spot various kinds of birds including Pelican, Plovers, Lap Wings, Kingfishers, White Bellied Sea Eagle and Sandpipers.

Kalash Island

If your vacation plan is visiting Sunderban during the winters, you are in for a delightful surprise. During this time,a large number of Olive Ridley Turtles make their way to Kalash Island located in South 24 Parganas for nesting. It is also great for spotting different kinds of coastal birds like The Great Stone Curlew (also known as Great Thick-knee).

Henry Island

Take a walk through Henry Island to come face to face with the lushness of this region. Take a stroll on its beach or explore the dense mangrove jungle which is accessible by crossing a small bamboo bridge. You will also find a fisheries department here, consisting of more than 50 ponds. It’s another great way of observing the flora and fauna of this region.

Netidhopani

The history of Sunderbans goes back hundreds of years. Under the Mughals, this land was leased to the people staying nearby who built settlements. Most of these settlements, although in ruins today, are great for sightseeing. One of these is a 400 years old temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. There is also a road to the extreme right of the forest which was built by King Pratapaditya to guard the coastal area. Today, it is covered in earth and consists of a sweet water pond.

There are many things that make Burirdabri famous. It consists of a watchtower, a mud walk and mangrove cage trail which leads to a viewpoint called Raimongal View Point. During the course of the mud walk, you come across a variety of fauna including snails, crabs and molluscs. The great thing about this watchtower is that it lets you see the Bangaldesh Sundarbans. Upto 10 people can be accommodated in this watchtower at any given time.

How to Reach?

Sunderbans National Park, located in 24 Parganas district about 110 km from Kolkata, is well connected by train, air and road. Here is how you can reach it.

By Train: If you are travelling by train, get down at Sealdah Railway Station. Then, catch a local train to Canning (this should take you about 2 hours). After arriving at Canning, take a local shared van which will take you to Godhkhali Jetty. From here, you can take a boat ride to Sunderbans.

By Air: The nearest airport to Sundarbans National Park is Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Airport at Kolkata. After landing at the airport, you can reach Canning by a local train or car. The distance between the two is 54 km and the drive should take you about 2 hours. After reaching Canning, catch a local shared van towards Godkhali Jetty. There, you will find boats waiting to take you to Sundarban National Park.

By Road: Begin your drive to Godkhali from Kolkata, a drive which should take you about 3 hours 30 minutes. After arriving there, take a ferry towards Gosaba. Once you reach, hire a cycle rickshaw to take you to Pakhiralay Village, situated on the other side of the island. From here, take another boat to Sajnekhali. You also have the option of hiring a boat and going straight to Godhkhali (this ride should take you about 2 hours).

By Waterway: You can only reach Sunderbans by waterway after reaching Godhkhali. You can do that by hiring a car from Kolkata and driving all the way. Another way is to catch a local train to Canning from Sealdah Railway Station and then taking a local shared van to Godhkhali.

Best Places to Visit Near Sunderbans National Park

Kolkata, the capital of West Bengal, prides itself on its cosmopolitanism. Colonial era structures like Victoria Memorial share space with pilgrimage destinations like Dakshineswar Kali Temple and Belur Math. A shopping adventure at New Markets fills you with nostalgia, while a drive through Howrah Bridge delights you in an explicable way.

Haliday Island

Haliday Island is a part of Sunderbans Biosphere Reserve. It is situated on the River Malta and is home to a diverse variety of flora and fauna. Upon visiting this island, you can expect to spot the spotted deer, wild boar and also, Royal Bengal Tigers (although they are not so common).

Gangasagar, located on an island in the Sundarbans, charms tourists with its lovely beach. It is also one of the most famous Hindu pilgrimage destinations in India. Every year, on the occasion of Makar Sakranti, it is a visited by a large number of devotees. It also hosts the Gangasagar Mela, the second largest in India after Kumbh Mela.

Go to Belur Math if you wish to undergo a profound spiritual experience. It is the headquarters of Ramkrishna Math and Mission and was founded by Swami Vivekananda. The main attraction in this holy place is the room in which Swamiji stayed and attained Mahasamadhi. The other attraction is Swami Vivekananda Temple.

Digha Beach

Digha was once described as “Brighton of the East” by Warren Hastings (first Governor General of India) in a letter to his wife. He was won over by the beauty of its beach, which is enhanced by the presence of casuarina plantations. Tourists come here to enjoy the sunrise and sunset, and explore its attractions like Amarabati Park and Kajal Dighi Wonderland.

Best Travel Tips for Visiting Sunderbans

Sunderbans National Park is one of the top ecotourism destinations in India, and it is absolutely thrilling to visit it. Just like any other place, there are certain travel tips which will make your trip a smooth and pleasant one. Here are some of them.

• • Do not drink tap water, as you may end up being severely ill or contracting various water-borne diseases. Always go for filtered water over coconut water.
• • You should not carry any mineral water bottle while visiting the national park as Sunderbans is a “no plastic zone”.
• • Always carry some light snacks along with fruits and dry fruits with you. They will come in handy when you want a small snack.
• • It can be very hot in Sunderbans during the summers. Take adequate precautions if plan on visiting it during this time. Carry hats, sunglasses and sun tan lotion to protect yourself from the heat.
• • You will hardly come across any ATM’s in this area, so it’s better to carry enough cash to get you around. The only ATM which you will find here is in the village of Gosaba in Sundarbans.
• • Don’t let an illness take away all the fun out of your trip. Keep yourself equipped to deal with illness at any time by carrying medicines for cold, cough and upset stomachs.
• • A torch can always carry in handy. Carry one, along with spare batteries.
• • Carry spare batteries for your cameras too, in case you don’t find the means to recharge them during the course of your trip.

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Gosaba, the world’s largest mangrove forest, is a charming village tucked away within the Indian state of West Bengal. It is surrounded by the spreading beauty of the Sundarbans. This town, which is revered for its rich biodiversity and ecological significance, serves as the entry point to the fascinating Sundarbans, which are reachable both by land and boat.

More and more tourists are flocking to Gosaba as the city’s tourism industry takes off, eager to experience the Sundarbans’ enchanting offerings and unspoiled natural beauty.

Visitors are fascinated by the attractiveness of this town after taking advantage of the guided Sundarban Tour Package that is available to enhance their experience.

Bird Forest 

The Bird Forest in Sundarban National Park is a refuge for birdwatchers and nature lovers and gives a magical experience. Indian cuckoos’ beautiful sounds will lull you to sleep, and you’ll see little minivets peeking out of their nests.

In this gorgeous sanctuary, look for the colorful Black Capped Kingfisher and other bird pleasures.

Pakhiralay 

An undiscovered gem in West Bengal, India, Pakhiralay attracts tourists with its variety of sights and unique offerings. Pakhiralay’s affordable lodging options make it the perfect vacation destination for budget-conscious travelers from around the globe.

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SajnekhaLi Watch Tower

The Sajnekhali Watch Tower in Sundarban provides a breathtaking panoramic view and fantastic opportunities to see wildlife, including tigers, deer, and other creatures. The forest office grants authorization for other locations because it is a well-liked tourism attraction.

The 25-person tower has a view of a pond with pleasant water that draws animals. Colorful Kingfishers, White-Bellied Sea Eagles, and other birds can be seen by birdwatchers. 

Sudhannya Khali Watch Tower

Sundarban National Park’s Sudhanyakhali Watch Tower has room for 25 persons. Its advantageous location close to a freshwater pond makes for superb animal viewing opportunities. Find out where to see the magnificent Royal Bengal tigers and other animals, including axis deer, wild boars, and crocodiles.

This watchtower offers a unique perspective of the varied wildlife in the Sundarban forest region and is reachable via a boat journey through gorgeous creeks and rivers. It is an ideal place for viewing tigers and other wild creatures in their natural environment.

Dobanki Watch Tower

A must-see location in Sundarban National Park is Dobanki Watch Tower, which is renowned for its exhilarating Canopy Walk. With tigers and deer nearby, this half-kilometer-long promenade gives an unforgettable wildlife experience.

It guarantees security from wildlife because it is covered in grills and netting. A sweet water pond that draws deer, Brahmini Kites, and even Royal Bengal Tigers is visible from the watchtower. 

Burirdabri Watch Tower

The Burirdabri Watch Tower provides a stunning view, and a mangrove cage trail and mud walk lead to Raimongal View Point. During the mud stroll, observe ground life like snails, crabs, and mollusks.

Reach the wooden watchtower overlooking Bangladesh, where the river Raimongal serves as the international border, by walking over wooden bridges and through a mud cage. From here, one can see Bangladesh’s Sundarban region.

This watchtower in Sundarban is a must-see treasure despite being removed from the city’s main attractions. Ten people can fit inside at once.

Netidhopani Watch Tower

A fascinating mythology about Behula and Lakhindar can be heard in the region where this watch tower resides. The 400-year-old Shiva Temple’s ruins and the road that King Pratapaditya constructed to protect the coastline can now be seen from the watchtower.

This route is thought to be concealed within the forest, covered in dirt and trash. This watchtower, which can accommodate 20 people at once and has a sweet water pond close by, is an interesting place to explore in Sundarban.

Gajikhali (The Small River Chennal)

The Sundarbans’ Gajikhali tiny river channel adds to the beauty and variety of this rare mangrove forest. One is exposed to stunning vistas of the nearby lush foliage and abundant fauna as they go through the labyrinthine waterways of Gajikhali.

The Sundarbans’ captivating beauty can be seen up close in this tranquil river channel, making it a must-visit location for nature and animal lovers.

Jharkhali Watch Tower ( Tiger Project )

It is simple to reach Jharkhali from Kolkata, a well-known Sundarbans village close to Basanti town, using the Basanti highway.

Due to man-tiger conflicts and other tiger-related problems in this area, a “Tiger Rescue & Rehabilitation Centre” covering 22 bighas was established. The facility hosts 4 tigers with experimental artificial breeding setups.

In addition, there is a watchtower, a butterfly garden, a children’s garden, and a mini zoo. During a day trip by car, families can take advantage of interesting picnic locations along the rivers. Additionally, inexpensive small launches are offered for quick joy rides inside the Sundarbans.

How Can You Get to Sundarbans? A Boat Journey to the Mangrove Meadow

Sundarbans National Park is in the lovely state of West Bengal, around 100 kilometers southeast of Kolkata. To get there, start a mesmerizing boat journey. The main entrance is located on the alluring Sajnekhali Island, which is closest to the Netaji Subhash International Airport in Dumdum.

Travel by car, bus, or scenic boat instead of the sometimes crowded trains without reservations. Drive to Godkhali, Canning, Namkhana, Raidighi or Sonakhali from Kolkata and then board a ferry or charter a boat to get to Sajnekhali from there.

Enjoy the scenic delights of the hourly public buses departing from Kolkata that will take you to Sonakhali in a wonderful three hours. From there, take an auto-rickshaw to Godkhali, the Sundarbans’ gateway village, where you’ll board another boat for the picturesque Sajnekhali.

Sundarban Trip Planning: Budget and Factors to Consider

Visitors are invited to take advantage of Sundarbans National Park’s wealth and see how the wonders of nature cohabit peacefully there. It’s critical to coordinate with your Sundarban tour requirements and the spending capacity of your group. 

Prioritize your needs before requesting prices from your travel agent and checking the validity of online reviews. A well-planned strategy guarantees a memorable and cost-effective trip in the captivating Sundarbans.

Package costs normally range between 4000 and 13000 INR, depending on the type of lodging and boat that you select.

Whenever you are customizing your package, take the following into account:

• Choose how many days and nights you want to stay in the Sundarbans.
• Whether to include all meals or just breakfast and dinner is up to you.
• Go for an easy-going lodge or resort-style comfort.
• Select an AC car or local transportation.
• Indulge in the preferred activities, such as village hikes, boat rides, or excursions to mangrove forests.
• Decide if you require a guide for the entire trip or just certain activities.

Top Tips for Your Sundarbans Adventure

For your trip to the Sundarbans, consider the following advice:

Entry Requirements: Before entering if you’re a foreigner, make sure you have a permit and a current passport if you are a foreigner. Make reservations for permits with a tour operator or the forest department.

Boat Entry and Guide: Recall that a boat entry fee is required and that you must hire a guide for each boat in order to ensure your safety and navigation.

No Plastic Policy: Because plastic is prohibited in the area, refrain from bringing plastic bottles and bags to aid the environment.

Watchtower Awareness: Be mindful of the watchtowers during your visit because they could get busy and noisy.

Weather-Related Clothes: If you’re traveling from November to February, bring warm clothing. From March through June, expect hot, muggy weather, and from July to September, monsoon rains.

Select a Reliable and Trusted Travel Agency: If you’re utilizing a travel agency, go for one that specializes in visits to the Sundarbans as they can arrange transportation, offer qualified guides, and guarantee your safety at all times.

Wrapping Up

Sundarban, in sum, ensures a captivating encounter with nature. It could take more than one day to fully appreciate the beauty of this exceptional wildlife preserve. With so many engaging events in store, you might decide to extend your stay to completely enjoy each moment.

Sundarbans National Park offers an amazing hideaway to satisfy your desire for wildlife, whether you’re planning a relaxing weekend getaway or a family holiday. Accept the splendor of this spectacular location and allow nature’s marvels to leave a lasting impression on your soul.

Get ready to be enchanted by the Sundarbans as you explore its treasures and create lifelong memories.

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• Description

The Sundarbans mangrove forest, one of the largest such forests in the world (140,000 ha), lies on the delta of the Ganges, Brahmaputra and Meghna rivers on the Bay of Bengal. It is adjacent to the border of India’s Sundarbans World Heritage site inscribed in 1987. The site is intersected by a complex network of tidal waterways, mudflats and small islands of salt-tolerant mangrove forests, and presents an excellent example of ongoing ecological processes. The area is known for its wide range of fauna, including 260 bird species, the Bengal tiger and other threatened species such as the estuarine crocodile and the Indian python.

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Les Sundarbans

La forêt de mangroves des Sundarbans, l’une des plus grandes forêts mondiales de ce type (140 000 ha), couvre le delta du Gange, du Brahmapoutre et de la Meghna, dans la baie du Bengale. Elle est contiguë au site indien des Sundarbans, classé patrimoine mondial depuis 1987. L’ensemble du site est entrecoupé d’un réseau complexe de voies d’eau sous l’influence des marées, de vasières et d’îlots de forêts de mangroves halophiles, offrant un excellent exemple de processus géologiques en cours. Le site est également connu pour la richesse de sa faune qui comprend 260 espèces d’oiseaux, le tigre du Bengale et d’autres espèces menacées comme le crocodile marin et le python indien.

تغطّي غابة الأيك الكثيف الاستوائية (مانغروف) في سونداربان، وهي إحدى أكبر الغابات العالمية من هذا النوع (140000 هكتار)، دلتا الغانج والبراهمابوتر والميغنا في خليج البنغال. وهي قريبة من الموقع الهندي للسونداربان المصنف تراثا عالميا منذ العام 1987. تقطع الموقع بشكل عام شبكة معقدة من الطرق المائية بتأثير من المد والجزر والأحواض الموحلة والجزر الصغيرة من غابات المانغروف اليجوج (الذي ينبت على الماء المالح) التي تعطي مثالاً حياً عن عملية تطوّر جيولوجي ممتازة. كما أن الموقع معروف أيضاً لغنى ثروته الحيوانية التي تشمل 260 طيراً ونمر البنغال وأجناساً أخرى مهددة بالإنقراض، مثل التمساح البحري وأفعى بيتون الهندية.

source: UNESCO/CPE Description is available under license CC-BY-SA IGO 3.0

孙德尔本斯有着世界上最大的红树森林之一（占地140 000公顷），位于孟加拉湾的恒河 (Ganges)、布拉马普特拉河(Brahmaputra)和梅克纳河(Meghna)三角洲。公园毗邻1987年列入的印度孙德尔本斯世界遗产地。公园内遍布潮汐河道、泥滩和耐盐的红树林小岛，是成长型生态过程的范例。该地区因动物物种多样性而闻名于世，其中包括260种鸟类，还有孟加拉虎和其他濒危物种，如湾鳄和印度蟒蛇。

Los Sundarbans

Situada en el delta del Ganges, la región de los Sundarbans abarca 10.000 km² de tierra y agua. La mitad de esa superficie se halla en el territorio de la India y el resto en Bangladesh. El sitio posee la más vasta extensión de bosques de manglares del mundo y es el hábitat de diversas especies raras o en peligro de extinción: tigres, mamíferos acuáticos, aves y reptiles.

source: NFUAJ

Nationaal park Sundarbans

Het nationaal park de Sundarbans beslaat 10.000 vierkante kilometer land en water in de Ganges delta. Meer dan de helft van dit gebied bevindt zich in India, de rest in Bangladesh. Gelegen aan de monding van de Ganges en de Brahmaputra rivieren tussen India en Bangladesh, bieden de mangrovebossen en waterwegen een breed scala van fauna, waaronder een aantal met uitsterven bedreigde soorten. Het leefgebied bevat de grootste populatie tijgers in de wereld, die zich hebben aangepast aan een welhaast amfibisch leven. De (Bengaalse) tijgers zijn in staat om lange afstanden te zwemmen en eten vis, krab en watervaranen.

Source: unesco.nl

Outstanding Universal Value

Brief synthesis

The Sundarbans Reserve Forest (SRF), located in the south-west of Bangladesh between the river Baleswar in the East and the Harinbanga in the West, adjoining to the Bay of Bengal, is the largest contiguous mangrove forest in the world. Lying between latitude 21° 27′ 30″ and 22° 30′ 00″ North and longitude 89° 02′ 00″ and 90° 00′ 00″ East and with a total area of 10,000 km 2 , 60% of the property lies in Bangladesh and the rest in India. The land area, including exposed sandbars, occupies 414,259 ha (70%) with water bodies covering 187,413 ha (30%).

The three wildlife sanctuaries in the south cover an area of 139,700 ha and are considered core breeding areas for a number of endangered species. Situated in a unique bioclimatic zone within a typical geographical situation in the coastal region of the Bay of Bengal, it is a landmark of ancient heritage of mythological and historical events. Bestowed with magnificent scenic beauty and natural resources, it is internationally recognized for its high biodiversity of mangrove flora and fauna both on land and water.

The immense tidal mangrove forests of Bangladeshs’ Sundarbans Forest Reserve, is in reality a mosaic of islands of different shapes and sizes, perennially washed by brackish water shrilling in and around the endless and mind-boggling labyrinths of water channels. The site supports exceptional biodiversity in its terrestrial, aquatic and marine habitats; ranging from micro to macro flora and fauna. The Sundarbans is of universal importance for globally endangered species including the Royal Bengal Tiger, Ganges and Irawadi dolphins, estuarine crocodiles and the critically endangered endemic river terrapin (Batagur baska).  It is the only mangrove habitat in the world for Panthera tigris tigris species.

Criterion (ix): The Sundarbans provides a significant example of on-going ecological processes as it represents the process of delta formation and the subsequent colonization of the newly formed deltaic islands and associated mangrove communities. These processes include monsoon rains, flooding, delta formation, tidal influence and plant colonization. As part of the world’s largest delta, formed from sediments deposited by three great rivers; the Ganges, Brahmaputra and Meghna, and covering the Bengal Basin, the land has been moulded by tidal action, resulting in a distinctive physiology.

Criterion (x): One of the largest remaining areas of mangroves in the world, the Sundarbans supports an exceptional level of biodiversity in both the terrestrial and marine environments, including significant populations of globally endangered cat species, such as the Royal Bengal Tiger. Population censuses of Royal Bengal Tigers estimate a population of between 400 to 450 individuals, a higher density than any other population of tigers in the world.

The property is the only remaining habitat in the lower Bengal Basin for a wide variety of faunal species. Its exceptional biodiversity is expressed in a wide range of flora; 334 plant species belonging to 245 genera and 75 families, 165 algae and 13 orchid species. It is also rich in fauna with 693 species of wildlife which includes; 49 mammals, 59 reptiles, 8 amphibians, 210 white fishes, 24 shrimps, 14 crabs and 43 mollusks species. The varied and colourful bird-life found along the waterways of the property is one of its greatest attractions, including 315 species of waterfowl, raptors and forest birds including nine species of kingfisher and the magnificent white-bellied sea eagle.

The Sundarbans is the biggest delta, back water and tidal phenomenon of the region and thus provides diverse habitats for several hundreds of aquatic, terrestrial and amphibian species. The property is of sufficient size to adequately represent its considerably high floral and faunal diversity with all key values included within the boundaries. The site includes the entire landscape of mangrove habitats with an adequate surrounding area of aquatic (both marine and freshwater) and terrestrial habitats, and thus all the areas essential for the long term conservation of the Sundarbans and its rich and distinct biodiversity

The World Heritage property is comprised of three wildlife sanctuaries which form the core breeding area of a number of species of endangered wildlife. Areas of unique natural beauty, ethno botanical interest, special marine faunal interest, rivers, creeks, islands, swamps, estuaries, mud flats, and tidal flats are also included in the property. The boundaries of the property protect all major mangrove vegetation types, areas of high floral and faunal values and important bird areas. The integrity of the property is further enhanced by terrestrial and aquatic buffer zones that surround, but are not part of the inscribed property.

Natural calamities such as cyclones, have always posed threats on the values of the property and along with saline water intrusion and siltation, remain potential threats to the attributes. Cyclones and tidal waves cause some damage to the forest along the sea-land interface and have previoulsy caused occasional considerable mortality among some species of fauna such as the spotted deer. Over exploitation of both timber resources and fauna, illegal hanting and trapping, and agricultural encroachment also pose serious threats to the values of the property and its overall integrity.

Protection and management requirements

The property is composed of three wildlife sanctuaries and has a history of effective national legal protection for its land, forest and aquatic environment since the early 19th century. All three wildlife sanctuaries were established in 1977 under the Bangladesh Wildlife (Preservation) (Amendment) Act, 1974, having first been gazetted as forest reserves in 1878. Along with the Forest Act, 1927, the Bangladesh Wildlife (Preservation) (Amendment) Act 1974, control activities such as entry, movement, fishing, hunting and extraction of forest produces. A number of field stations established within Sundarbans West assist in providing facilities for management staff. There are no recognised local rights within the reserved forest with entry and collection of forest products subject to permits issued by the Forest Department.

The property is currently well managed and regularly monitored by established management norms, regular staff and individual administrative units. The key objective of management is to manage the property to retain the biodiversity, aesthetic values and integrity. A delicate balance is needed to maintain and facilitate the ecological process of the property on a sustainable basis. Another key management priority is the maintenance of ongoing ecological and hydrological process which could otherwise be threatened by ongoing developmental activities outside the property. Subject to a series of successively more comprehensive management plans since its declaration as reserved forest, a focus point of many of these plans is the management of tigers, together with other widlife, as an integral part of forest management that ensures the sustainable harvesting of forest products while maintaining the coastal zone in a way that meets the needs of the local human population. The working plans for the Sundarbans demonstrate a progressive increase in the understanding of the management requirements and the complexity of prescriptions made to meet them.

Considerable research has been conducted on the Sundarbans wildlife and ecosystem. International input and assistance from WWF and the National Zoological Park, the Smithsonian Institution as well as other organisations has assisted with the development of working plans for the property, focusing on conservation and management of wildlife.

The Sundarbans provides sustainable livelihoods for millions of people in the vicinity of the site and acts as a shelter belt to protect the people from storms, cyclones, tidal surges, sea water seepage and intrusion. The area provides livelihood in certain seasons for large numbers of people living in small villages surrounding the property, working variously as wood-cutters, fisherman, honey gatherers, leaves and grass gatherers.

Tourism numbers remain relatively low due to the difficult access, arranging transport and a lack of facilities including suitable accommodation. Mass tourism and its impacts are unlikely to affect the values of the property. While the legal protection afforded the property prohibit a number of activities within the boundaries illegal hunting, timber extraction and agricultural encroachment pose potential threats to the values of the property. Storms, cyclones and tidal surges up to 7.5 m high, while features of the areas, also pose a potential threat with possible increased frequency as a result of climate change.

• Bangladesh Forest Information System
• Forest Department - Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh
• Protectedplanet.net

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Best places to explore & top things to do in sundarban national park, west bengal.

India may have a myriad of exciting wildlife destinations located throughout its length and breadth but one place that offers a pristine and riveting environment, not just for the animals but also for the visitors is the beautiful Sundarban National Park .

It derived its name from a Mangrove plant called Sundari which is found in abundance here. Numerous creeks and tributaries, waterways and islands make Sundarbans the most attractive and alluring National Park of India. It is also one of the most unique and large mangrove ecosystems of the world.

This most famous UNESCO World Heritage Site is an ideal place to see wildlife at its best and is widely popular for the beautiful orange black striped Royal Bengal Tigers. Besides, this national park that consists of 102 islands on the Indian side also houses various small enclosures such as crocodile and turtle farms, and there are wildlife museums as well as watchtowers. You can also find a few wildlife sanctuaries located in the Sundarban Islands of Lothian and Halliday which add so much to your Sundarban Wildlife tour.

Useful Information & Quick Facts on Sundarban Tiger Reserve

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Sundarban Complete Travel Guide

Here’s a complete travel guide to this one of its kind national park in West Bengal.

Location of Scenic Sundarbans 

Sundarban National Park is around 110 kilometers from the Durga Puja Capital, Kolkata and if you travel by car, the roads will lead you to Godkhali (almost three hours’ drive). Traversing rural villages into this popular destination where the mangrove forests are found in abundance, which by the way is famed for being the largest mangroves in the world can be witnessed only in the Sundarban Tiger Reserve.

How Can We Get There?

However, the question of how to reach Sundarban paradise can be resolved by saying it is only accessible via boat to Sajnekhali island, which is considered to be the entrance to the national park. As a matter of fact, this island is where you can get the entry tickets for the park which are Rs 60 for Indians and 200 for foreigners.

Best Time to Visit Sundarbans

To make your visit memorable, the best time to visit the Sundarban National Park is during the dry seasonal months from November to February.

Boat Safari Timings

8:30am to 4:00pm. No boat is allowed after 6:30pm at Sundarbans.

Where to Stay in Sundarban?

Being an eco-friendly place in India, you can find simple accommodation options rather than luxury ones with a complete village and wildlife feel. And in order to find standard budget hotels, the largest island of Sundarban, Gosaba is the place to go. There are also a number of jungle camps and tourist lodges in Sundarban National Park that offer comfortable stay amid nature and the wild.

Some of the best places to stay in Sundarbans are –

• Sundarban Mangrove Retreat – Enjoy the luxury and comforts
• Sundarbans Jungle Camp – Blend with the Nature
• Sundarban Chital Tourist Lodge – For the views of enchanting wilderness
• Sundarbans Tiger Camp – Serene surroundings
• Tiger Safari Resort – It’s in budget and you can view amazing sunrise and sunset
• Tiger Roar Resort – Scenic private lake and soul pleasing migratory birds
• Sundarban Riverside Holiday – Best place for nature lovers

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Fun Activities to Try around Sundarbans

This go-to-destination certainly has a unique approach, with land and water along with multiple islands. Here, you can explore various species found in Sundarban Tiger Reserve such as saltwater crocodiles, hawksbill turtles, river dolphins, Bengal tigers and many more. In fact, for a rather interesting and exciting trip, you can read the following list of the things you can do in Sundarban National Park during your wildlife holiday here.

Full Day Tour of the City of Joy – Kolkata

Visiting the famed UNESCO wildlife destination in West Bengal, Sundarban and not touring around Kolkata city is so not done unless you are a native. Now, it is not necessary to go for a sightseeing tour but why not seize the opportunity and run for it. Here, this vibrant city offers old treasures like the Trams, which you have to ride to experience true Kolkata and traverse the famous attraction, Howrah Bridge.

To make this the best trip, make sure to visit Kolkata one day prior to visiting Sundarban and take up a full day tour. During the tourist places you can quickly pay a visit to Park Street for their amazing restaurants and pubs; Victoria Memorial to see its elegant architecture, Birla temple that is fully endowed in white marble, Marble Palace Mansion to see antique collections and the oldest museum in India, The Indian Museum.

Try Your Luck to See the Royal Bengal Tigers and Ganges River Dolphins in Sundarban

Since no jeep safaris are available, tiger spotting can become rather a difficult task and if your goal is to solely spot the ferocious Sundarban Bengal Tigers, you have to try your luck. You can only take a Wildlife boat safari in Sundarban National Park since the tiger reserve mainly consists of islands, waterways, creeks, and canals.

To sight river dolphins, a boat cruise is an ideal and only option, as you traverse tall and tangling mangrove forest you may even spot a few beautiful species dwelling on the bank of the river. For dolphin sighting, the cruise will take you further out in the open river where the aquatic species dance and offer you an entertaining show.

Bird watchers Paradise – Sajnekhali Bird Sanctuary

One of the best places to visit around Sundarban Tiger Reserve for birdwatching, Sajnekhali Bird Sanctuary is a haven for exotic feathered species and of course, the watchers. You can come here and be lost amidst the lush greenery and the beauty of the confluence of Malta and Gumdi Rivers.

You can also visit the Sajnekhali watchtower for better chances to spot wild species. In Sajnekhali Bird Sanctuary, you may get to have a close encounter with bird species such as Caspian Tern, Osprey Herring Gull, Spotted Billed Pelican, Open Billed Stork, White Bellied Sea Eagle, Paradise Flycatcher and also the rare winter bird, Asian Dowitchers.

One of a Kind Bhagabatpur Crocodile Project

Bhagabatpur Crocodile Project, on the other hand, is a hatchery ground for saltwater crocodiles, located adjacent to the island of Lothian; it is a widely visited tourist attraction in Sundarbans. Surrounded by littoral mangrove, peaceful ambience and natural beauty, this crocodile project area is worth your time. A day spent here can help you explore and even make you learn a lot, Bhagabatpur Crocodile Project is the sole crocodile project in the whole of West Bengal and it can be easily accessed via Sajnekhali jetty.

Be a Part of the Gangasagar Mela in Sagar Island of Sundarban

A devotional affair that is held annually on the island of Sagar in Sundarban is Gangasagar Mela. Perhaps, Travelling to Sundarban National Park during the winter months of January (14 -15) get you a chance to be a part of this spiritual fair. This auspicious gathering invites a mélange of devotees from across the globe who come to West Bengal state to drown their sins in the holy River Ganga. So, to say, this religious festival of Gangasagar is the second largest fair in India after Kumbh Mela.It is one of the best ways to enjoy the best of Sundarban Tourism.

Note: A sight not to miss is an auspicious day of Makar Sankranti (the last day of the fair). During this day you get to witness a ritual where a large crowd of pilgrims takes bath/dip their body in holy water, Ganga.

Guide the New Hatchlings of Olive Ridley Turtles into the Sea in Kanak Island

A beautiful sight you get to see during your trip to Sundarban is perhaps located a few islands further in Kanak Island. A visit here can make you appreciate wildlife even more as you help the new hatchlings of the endangered Olive Ridley Turtles into the sea. Turtle spotting is one of the best things to do here. These turtle species are believed to come 100 kilometers off the seashore just to lay their eggs in the moist sandy beach and the nesting period lasts from the months of December to March. You can plan a whole day trip to Kanak Island and enjoy the beach and the charming island of Sundarban National Park.

Observe the Flora and Fauna from Various Watchtowers of Sundarban

Not many species are visible from the boat tours the national park houses, so, in order to make your visit worthwhile, there are many watchtowers built in different islands of Sundarban. With Dobanki, Sajnekhali, and Sudhanyakhali located at a convenient distance, you will definitely find a crowd here, unfortunately making it hard to get a chance to spot animals through your binoculars without bumping with others.

However, there are other watchtowers that are less visited, on a positive note, you may get to spot rare species since there won’t be less interference from the howling visitors. Despite being located at a distance, a full day outing might just be worth-it, visiting some watchtower tourist hotspots like Burir Dabri located on the border of Bangladesh and Netidhopani, from where you get to see a 400-year-old temple as these are some of the best tourist destinations to visit nearby Sundarban.

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A rendezvous with the wild in Sundarbans will certainly spellbind you. Take this scenario, for instance, even if you have planned a one-day tour, you may consider staying back at least a few days. Trust me, this popular wildlife place has so much to offer, you may have to redo your entire itinerary. And perhaps planning a rejuvenating weekend trip or a family vacation with kids to Sundarban National Park would only do justice to your holiday. It is indeed a beautiful place to fulfill your wildlife quest.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q. how to book a sundarban boat tour.

For bookings of Sundarban Boat Tour you can contact TourMyIndia for all the necessary arrangements of transportation, guide and finest hotels for your comfort and blissful vacation. You can book your tour from the official portal. If you are an Indian citizen, you need valid ID Proof, Aadhar Card or any other document like driving license, voter ID card etc. If you are a foreigner you need to give the complete details of your passport.

Q. How many days are enough to cover Sundarbans?

3-4 days are absolutely enough to cover Sundarbans. You will have enough time for sightseeing along with a great wildlife experience.

Q. What are the top places to see in Sundarbans?

Top places to see in Sundarbans are –

• Bhagabatpur Crocodile Breeding Center
• Netidhopani
• Sajnekhali Watch Tower
• Burirdabri Camp
• Haliday Island Wildlife Sanctuary
• Kalash Island

Q. Can we see Sharks in Sundarbans?

Yes, you will be able to witness Six species of Sharks in Sundarbans.

Q. What are the covid Guidelines to follow for Sundarban Tourism?

• You must have a Fully vaccinated covid certificate.
• You must maintain a proper social distance and always carry a mask and a sanitizer.
• You need to book your hotel and permit online in advance.

Published: 14 Oct, 2021

About the author

Abhishek Gurung

Abhishek Gurung is a writer whose passion for food and travel is an unending affair. He likes going on treks and camping in the woods, loves exploring forts and architecture, he is a cycle enthusiast who likes to contribute something to the environment, travel photography and videography is another interest as he sees life in a cinematic point of view. He likes the idea of living in offbeat destination where the mode of communication is to interact with each other. Coming from Nagaland, he has visited some beautiful valleys and remote villages and appreciates nature as it is and as it should be.

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From above, the Sundarbans mangrove forest is an impressive labyrinth of colors and textures. The clear blues of the Bay of Bengal run into the murky waters of criss-crossing river systems lined by emerald foliage.

“Drifting down the river for a few days is like escaping into a different world,” says Sabine Roers, founder of Chili Reisen travel company.

The lush expanse, which straddles India and Bangladesh , is steeped in myth. Throughout history, locals have worshipped the goddess Bonbibi , or “lady of the forest.” According to one version of the story, Bonbibi was the daughter of a Sufi fakir, brought from Saudi Arabia to the jungles of South Asia. There, she was chosen by God to battle the creature Dokkhin Rai, who took the form of a tiger and preyed on locals. Instead of killing Dokkhin Rai, Bonbibi made a bargain that he could not attack anyone who worshipped her.

Today, some locals still pray to Bonbibi for protection before venturing into the forest.

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In addition to the Bengal tiger —the only one of its species adapted to a mangrove environment—the forest has a wide array of wildlife, including rare species like the Indian python and Irrawaddy dolphins. Because of its wildlife and unique ecosystem, the Sundarbans was inscribed a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1987.

The animals’ habitat is under threat, however. Rising sea levels are swallowing the forest, and increasing water salinity is damaging plant and marine life—this has a domino effect on larger animals. Under the strain of land loss, people are also encroaching on the animals’ habitat, tearing down trees to make space for farmland, and poaching. A 2004 census estimated around 440 tigers in the Sundarbans, and the population has steadily declined. More recent surveys estimate around 106 tigers in the Bangladeshi region.

Conservationists, along with the government, are working to preserve the Sundarbans and its wildlife. “We must do everything possible to save the remaining population and help people and tigers to coexist,” says Raquibul Amin, Bangladesh country director for the International Union for Conservation of Nature . “The Bengal tiger is the national icon of Bangladesh.”

How to get there

The forest is accessible from Bangladesh and India. Visiting from the Bangladeshi side is more difficult, but rewarding, offering remote areas to explore. Many visitors fly to Jessore and take one of the airline buses to Khulna, a thriving town that sits above the entrance to the Sundarbans. Trains and overnight buses also run from Dhaka to Khulna. In India, tours leave from Kolkata.

How to visit

“Overnight trips offer the chance to get off the beaten track and enjoy the calm of the Sundarbans,” says Didarul Absar, founder of Bangladesh Eco Tours .

Several overnight tours and day trips into the Sundarbans operate out of Kolkata. Khulna has fewer options, but the number of operators is steadily increasing. Most all-inclusive tours take guests out on well-kitted out boats, walks through the forest, and early morning excursions to spot wildlife. Tourists can also visit as part of larger tours around Bangladesh, with transport arranged from Dhaka.

Day trips are available from Kolkata, India, and Mongla, Bangladesh, a small town downriver from Khulna—these are popular with local Bangladeshi tourists. Absar emphasizes the importance ethical tourism in the Sundarbans to protect the fragile ecosystem and support local communities. Travelers should use local tour operators who employ local people. They should also respect the wildlife and the environment: don’t litter, be mindful of noise pollution, and don’t disturb the animals.

The best time to go is during drier, cooler winter months from October to February. After February, temperatures heat up. Some locals prefer to visit between June and August, when monsoon rains awaken the luscious forest, but many tour operators do not operate in this season because of the risk of flooding and cyclones.

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7 Best Tourist Places To Visit In Sundarban & Picnic Spot

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Are you planning to visit the Sundarbans? Sundarbans is a delta located in West Bengal. It is well-known for its many wildlife or forest tourist attractions. So, before you visit Sunderbans, you should gather information related to its most famous places to visit . Now, let’s discuss these must-visit tourist places in Sundarban . 

List of Top 7 Tourist Places in Sundarban –

Kotka beach – s undarban tourist guide.

Kotka Beach is situated in the southeast of Sundarbans. Kotka is a seaside beach in Sundarbans and is among the most frequented and most beautiful places to visit in Sundarban West Bengal . It is, in essence, Kotka a base for Safariland is a great place to view tigers and observe birds. 

Tourists can also take advantage of the high tides of the sea, soak on the beach with sand and stroll around many additional things are available to take pleasure on Kotka Beach Sundarban. These are among the best things to do in Sundarban .

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Karamjol – Places to visit in Sundarban

Koromjol is the most well-known Sundarban destination for tourists from Bangladesh as well as other countries. For a chance to see the most beloved species of wildlife in Bangladesh, Karamjol ecological park is the ideal spot. A ranger station is located deep within the forest, it is also a breeding center within Karamjol. You should know that the best time to visit Sundarban is from September to March. So, make sure to visit Sundarban in between these months. For experiencing wildlife, Karamjol is the must-visit tourist places in Sundarban .

Dublar Char Island

The entire Dublar Char is an incredible Sunderbans place to stay . However, if you’ve got a short time frame to visit this amazing forest, you should not miss it, especially when you’re in the middle of November. Numerous Japanese Christians, Muslims, and devotees are there to take a break and enjoy themselves. The festival has now been made universal and all people of every kind are invited to join in. So, start searching for information related to what to wear in Sunderbans and start packing them for your tour of this Island.

The Dublar Char is a stunning island situated in the Sundarbans in Bangladesh. While the island remains in the water for five months of the year. It is possible to enjoy sunsets on this stunning island. Deer can be observed at Dublar Char. 

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Hiron Point – Sundarban visiting places

Among the places to visit in West Bengal , Nilkomol or Hiron Point is the main tourist destination from which visitors can observe Tiger deer, deer, and crocodiles as well as many birds. It’s basically a habitat for wildlife. Let’s read more about Sundarban West Bengal tourism .

Kochikhali 

 The stunning wildlife sanctuary of Kochikhali is a stunning combination of gorgeous unspoiled forests and nature. You can enjoy spotting many wild animals when you take cruises on boats within the sanctuary. These are the reasons that make Kochikhali among the best tourist places in Sundarban .

Make sure to bring your cameras, camera phones, and DSLRs as there’s no way to know when you could witness something as amazing and stunning as you wish the experience to become. Kochikhali Sundarban area is a dense forest with a view of the Bay of Bengal.

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Mandarbaria – S undarban tourist spot

Mandarbaria Sundarbans Sea Beach is about 8 km long. The entire Mandarbaria is the most beautiful spot in the Sundarban region. It is situated within the Satkhira district, close to the Haribhanga river. Mandarbaria is also among the best Sundarban tourist spot .

Mangrove Forest

The Sundarbans mangrove forests, which is one of the largest forests in the globe (140,000 ha) are located in the river delta that connects the Ganges, Brahmaputra, and Meghna rivers that lie on the Bay of Bengal. It’s situated near the Indian border and it is what Sundarban is famous for .

Sundarbans World Heritage site was inscribed on the list in 1987. The area is surrounded by a multi-layered network of mudflats, tidal waterways, and small salt-tolerant island mangrove forests. It is an excellent illustration of continuing ecological processes. The area is renowned for its diverse wildlife. There are many things to buy in Sundarban .

Now, you know about the best tourist places  in Sundarban . So, you should also read our content on how to reach Sundarban .

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Known for hosting the biggest mangrove forests in the world, Sundarbans National Park is located around 110 Km south of Kolkata in West Bengal, India. It is also a Tiger Reserve and a Biosphere Reserve famous for being the home of the Royal Bengal tigers, among others, including roaring rivers and beautiful estuaries. Sundarbans National Park is a part of the Sundarban delta, which extends into Bangladesh. It is a UNESCO world heritage site with a large variety of birds and animal species, including reptiles such as salt-water crocodiles.

Shared between India and Bangladesh, the Sundarbans meaning beautiful forest, was declared a UNESCO heritage site in 1984. This area has a quiet charm that amazes visitors with the simplicity and uniqueness of its ecological balance despite offering habitat to some of the most dynamic and awe-inspiring flora and fauna. These forests are, in fact, the last remaining stands of the mighty jungles which once covered the Gangetic plains. Since 1966, the Sundarbans have been a wildlife sanctuary, and it is estimated that there are over 400 Royal Bengal Tigers residing in it. This forest has the largest number of Sundari trees. Sundarbans epitomize wilderness with its meandering rivers, springs, creeks and estuaries. It was a declared Tiger Reserve, home to the Royal Bengal Tiger - an almost extinct species that swim in the saline water and are often called man-eaters. Other endangered species in the Bioreserve are Batagur baska, King Crabs, Olive Ridley and Turtles. You can also find jungle fowls, giant lizards, spotted deer, wild boar, and crocodiles in these forests. The Siberian ducks are another famous attraction here. Besides this, there are over 64 varieties of Mangroves such as Goran, Genwa, Dhundal, Garjan, Kankra, Sundari and Passur. Make sure to visit the Nilkamalor Hiron Point and Katka viewpoints, which offer fantastic views of animals in the wilderness. Also, enjoy the mudflats called Chargheri Char, where you can enjoy coastal trekking.

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