Boating in Sundarbans, West Bengal
Famous for: Wildlife sanctuary, tiger reserve
Adorned as the UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Sundarbans National Park is a highly acclaimed wildlife sanctuary and tiger reserve in India. Located at the place where the sea meets the land at ...
Famous for: Regional and migratory birds
Nestled between the Rivers Peechkali and Gomati, this beautiful bird sanctuary lies adjacent to the Sundarbans Tiger Reserve. Home to a variety of regional and migratory bird species, it is one ...
Famous for: A small river serving as gateway to Sunderbans
Piyali is the gateway to Sundarbans and is at a distance of about 70 km from Kolkata by road. This small river of Piyali flows through the green paddy fields of the region and confluences with R...
Famous for: Home to Oliver Ridley Turtles
Dotted with shallow waters and pristine beaches, Kanak is a heavenly place for the Oliver Ridley Turtles in Sundarbans. During the breeding season, these turtles migrate across several places in...
Famous for: A beautiful isand with richness of wildlife
Situated at the south of the Tiger Reserve in Sundarbans, the Halliday Island is a beautiful place for the visitors where they can spot the Barking Deer. Nearby it is located the Lothian Island ...
Famous for: Amazing natural beauty, tiger spotting
Located on the southern tip of Sundarbans, Hiran Point is a popular tourist attraction in the region. Enveloped by water bodies on the three sides, it is also known as Nilkamal. This beautiful s...
