KNOW ABOUT SUNDARBAN
Sundarban is the heart of West Bengal. It's our Amazon and we thrive in here. With all its natural beauty, Flora, faunna, Wilde life, water bodies, and human life, it stands out to be the best and the most generously beautiful art of nature. One who has not visited Sundarban has missed a beautiful part of life. You must and should visit this natural beauty and conserve it to the most. While at Sundarban you get to see the Royal Bengal Tiger, the mangroves and the varieties of flora and fauna and their rarest species. Not only this you also get to taste some authentic dishes of this region.
WHY VISIT SUNDARBAN ?
Original Home of Royal Bengal Tiger : Sundarban gives you a chance to experience royalty. To face the king of jungle in its natural habitat is really a rare as well as a thrilling experience. If you are lucky enough, Sundarban can make you to meet with its biggest wonder, the Royal Bengal Tiger.
World’s Largest Mangrove Forest : In Sundarban, you can experience various natural wonders. Mangrove forest is one of them. Sundarban is World’s Largest Mangrove Forest. Here you can experience the exceptional respiratory system of the trees for their survival in the salty soil.
Depot of Adventure : Adventurous people will love Sundarban. It is a perfect combination of river, jungle and natural beauty. The night at jungle gives you the perfect atmosphere for adventure. If you want to experience the beauty of night and thrill of jungle, spend one night on boat in Sundarban.
A Conglomeration of Island : Sundarban is a collection of many islands. The islands are full with natural wonders. There are forest reserves, tiger reserves, crocodile reserves and many more. The natural beauty of these places will give you a mesmerizing experience which will insist you to visit Sundarban again and again.
Places to Visit in
Sundarban
Sunderbans are the most famous for its wildlife treasures it presents to tourists, and this spot is the collective inventory of the best among the rest in terms of wildlife. It is a place where land dissolves into water, and is known principally for its wide and eye catching reserves of tiger and birds, both parks of which are built around this area as the centre.
Sajnekhali Watch Tower
Sajnekhali Watch Tower is the second most important watchtower in the Sunderbans tower. It provides all the mojo of other towers plus much more. It is the place where you can spot the famous tiger species, and also the place to watch pretty gruesome crocodiles in live action. There is also opportunity to indulge your excited wildlife enthusiast touristy curiosity in a museum and crocodile park within the premises, which showcases a collection of exquisite details. There’s also a temple within the grounds, traditional style, a Bonobibi temple.
Sajnekhali Bird Sanctuary
This, along with the tiger reserve of Sunderbans, are the main crowning jewels of, glistening feathers in, Sunderbans’ cap. This is the ideal place where you can go for a walk through if you’re here on vacation. You’d get lovely views of the Peechkali and the Gomti. The highlighted bird species here are those of egrets, herons and the like. Also, this place is hygienic and the sir healthy for you, along with being eco friendly. Sajnekhali Bird Sanctuary is situated right near to its sibling animal reserve, the lordly Tiger Reserve.
Sudhanyakhali Watch Tower
If “All Along the Watchtower” popped immediately into your mind when you read this headline, you’re the person I’m speaking to. Playing along the track on your tranquil vacay, you could climb the Sudhanyakhali watchtower to spot tigers in your vicinity. This is the most opportune place to watch tigers from, the highlight of the Sunderbans. Also visible, with luck of course, are axis deer and the like. An added bonus is the charming vista full of trees and greenery you get to see for miles all around when up high on this vacation must-visit.
Burirdabri Watch Tower
This watch Tower in the Burirdabri camp is famous for its watchtower, a mud walk and mangrove cage trail leading to a view point known as Raimongal View Point. The ground fauna consisting of snails, varieties of crabs and mollusks can be observed closely during the mud walk. The layout of this watchtower is very beautiful with one walking over wooden bridges.
Kalasdeep Camp
Kalash Island, in South 24 Parganas, is a part of the Sundarbans National Park that lies at the estuary of the River Matla. Being outside the core area of Sundarbans, visitors with armed guards are permitted to get down on the beach. During winters, it is the breeding ground of the Olive Ridley Turtles that arrive in great numbers on this beach for nesting.
Special Foods in Sundarban
The best foods available in the Sundarban in our trip :
Hilsha
Prawn
Crab
Mutton
