Sundarbans

Listen to the alluring symphony of nature at the world's largest riverine delta, Sundarbans. Also listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, you can find this treasure of natural wealth in West Bengal. The expansive delta is formed by the confluence of three rivers Ganges, Brahmaputra and Meghna on the coast of the Bay of Bengal. It spreads its boundaries in 40,000 sq. km. area running from India to Bangladesh. With so many celebratory miracles, the main draw of Sundarbans is Sundarban National Park which is famous for nurturing a mind-blowing variety of wildlife.

Sundarbans is a Bengali word which translates into 'Beautiful trees'. The place received its name from the luxuriant growth of ‘Sundari trees’ that dominates a major part of the delta. In addition to the national park, there are more interesting places that will bring you close to nature.

Sajnekhali Watch tower

Of the four watch towers of Sundarbans, Sajnekhali Watch Tower is the second most important that renders exciting sights of animals. Climb to this towering spot and enjoy the views of several animal species like tigers and crocodiles. Enhance your experience with a visit to the close-by museum and Crocodile Park. After visiting these you can also hop to the famous Bonbibi temple.

Sudhyankali Watch tower

Catch eye-pleasing views from another majestic viewpoint viz. Sudanyakhali Watch tower. It is recommended to plan your visit early in the morning that will show you the best possible views of the animals. Savor the bird's eye view of the verdant Sundari and Gewa forests of Sundarbans. Along with it, you are likely to spot animals like spotted deer and wild boar.

Netidhopani

Netidhopani comes with a picturesque location and an intriguing legend of Behula and Lakhindari. It is said that Behula was carrying her dead husband on a boat passing through the bank called Netidhopani, encountered an interesting thing. She saw a lady who magically put her baby to death by sprinkling some water and then back again to life by doing the same. She asked the lady to teach her the secret mantra for reviving her husband. The watchtower will please you with marvelous views of a 400-year-old Shiva temple. It also features a serene water pond. 

Sundarban National Park

Sundarbans National Park is one of the famous national parks of India. It is also a designated tiger reserve and biosphere reserve. For those interested in nature and wildlife, it is a paradise with mind-blowing species of plants, animals and birds. The main attraction is Royal Bengal tiger and other animals like Pangolin, Macaques, Ridley Sea Turtle, Indian Grey Mongoose, Leopard Cats and Wild Boar.

Sajnekhali Bird Sanctuary

Take a dive in the fascinating avian world at the famous Sajnekhali Bird Sanctuary. Enjoy birding spotting beautiful and colorful birds that reside in this huge protected area. Some of the popular species are herons and egrets. Sundarbans is a blissful place gifting people one of the best experiences with nature. Its inexplicable flora and fauna is a heart-thumping venture into the wild.

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