Sundarbans Tour Packages India

Renowned for hosting the world's largest mangrove forests, Sundarbans National Park lies in West Bengal, India. It is also a Tiger Reserve and a Biosphere Reserve that offers the tourist right from' Royal Bengal tigers' to raging rivers and stunning estuaries with a full nature circle. Sundarbans National Park is a part of the Sundarbans Delta covered with Mangrove Forest and the largest Bengal Tigers population. This is a UNESCO world heritage site with a wide range of birds and reptiles including crocodiles with salt-water.

The largest number of Sundari trees are in this forest. With its meandering rivers, streams, creeks, and estuaries, the Sundarbans represent the wilderness. It is a declared Tiger Reserve, home of the Royal Bengal Tiger-an almost extinct species that swim in the saline water and are often varieties that eat man.

The Sundarbans meaning beautiful forest shared between India and Bangladesh has been declared a UNESCO heritage site. This area has a quiet beauty that manages to amaze one with the simplicity and naturalness of its ecological balance while offering some of the most diverse and awe-inspiring flora and fauna habitat. In reality, they are the last remaining stands of the mighty jungles that once covered the Gangetic plain and this natural structure's survival is pretty majestic. The Sundarbans have been a wildlife sanctuary since 1966, and there are estimated to be over 400 Royal Bengal Tigers and over 30,000 spotted deer in the state.