Discover the Places of Sundarbans
Discover the Places of Sundarbans: The Ultimate Tourist Guide to India’s Mangrove Marvel Soaking in the sights, one breathtaking view at a time Introduction The Indian Sundarbans, part of the world’s largest mangrove forest, lies in the southern region of West Bengal, along the Bay of Bengal. Spanning over 4,200 sq km, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is a natural wonder known for its dense mangroves, winding waterways, and rich biodiversity. It is also home to the elusive Royal Bengal Tiger, saltwater crocodiles, spotted deer, and hundreds of bird species. The Indian Sundarbans offers a raw, untamed beauty that draws nature lovers, wildlife enthusiasts, and adventurers alike. Exploring the Sundarbans: An Introduction to the Largest Mangrove Forest The Geography and Extent of the Sundarbans Stretching along India's and Bangladesh's southern coasts, Sundarbans cover an area of roughly 10,000 square kilometres. The vast mangrove labyrinth is one of th...