Sunderban: The Nature’s Bliss Escalating the Visitors from Worldwide

Sunderbans National Park is Asia’s largest National Park, Tiger Reserve and a Biosphere reserve in India. The place is geographically known as the Great Indian Delta marking the most fertile region of the country. The place all throughout the year record a significant number of tourist coming from different part of the world. The delta is impenetrably covered with mangrove forests and is the leading and largest Royal Bengal Tiger reserves in India. The epitome beauty of the Sunderbans also house widest kinds of birds, reptiles and invertebrates.

Sundarbans has become a favourite pass time for many travel enthusiasts because of its Flora and Fauna. The coastal active delta of the place is categorized with complex geomorphologic and hydrological character with severe climatic hazards. The place has been declared as the Biosphere Reserve and World Heritage Site in order to protect the environment from the threat of physical disaster caused due to unscientific and excessive human interferences. The dense jungle provides home to more than 500 tigers and many other wild animals. The Royal Bengal Tiger (known all over for their size and ferocity) is one of the best attractions of the place. These species of tiger have developed a unique trait of swimming in the saline waters and known for their man- eating penchants. The tour operators in Sundarban serve you with the quality of excellence!

The present geographical Sundarbans National Park had been declared as the core area of Sundarbans Tiger Reserve in the year 1973 and a wild life sanctuary in 1977. The place is also popular among the tourists for the presence of salt water crocodile. The Park attained the status of a National Park on 4th May 1984. Sundarban is located in between 21° 32’- 21° 55’ N latitude and 88° 42’- 89° 04’ E longitude in the Indian state of West Bengal. The park being situated at an average altitude of 7.5m above sea level experience most soothing climate.

Sunderban is the single largest block of tidal halophytic mangrove forest in the world. It was recently the place has earned the status of a Heritage Place by United Nations Educational and Scientific Cultural Organization (UNESCO). Sunderban apart from being an integral part of West Bengal also extends to the neighbouring country of Bangladesh. The areas covered are Khulna, Satkhira and Bagherghat district of south western Bangladesh. The island region is divided into:

1. Sunderbans South
2. Sunderbans East
3. Sunderbans West

The place apart from being the Asia’s largest wildlife sanctuary it is also known for its largest reserves for Bengal Tiger.

Sunderbans trip has become a favourite pass time for many travel enthusiasts because of its Flora and Fauna. The coastal active delta of the place is categorized with complex geomorphologic and hydrological character with severe climatic hazards. The place has been declared as the Biosphere Reserve and World Heritage Site in order to protect the environment from the threat of physical disaster caused due to unscientific and excessive human interferences. The dense jungle provides home to more than 500 tigers and many other wild animals. The Royal Bengal Tiger (known all over for their size and ferocity) is one of the best attractions of the place. These species of tiger have developed a unique trait of swimming in the saline waters and known for their man- eating penchants.