Sundarbans National Park Travel Guide
Bengal
Scenic spot introduction:
The Sundarbans literally means "beautiful forest" and covers an area of 10,269 square kilometers, making it the largest delta complex in the world. The Kulina region in western Bangladesh is a virgin forest that has hardly undergone any artificial cultivation so far. Nature has shaped her into an elegant artificial forest area that has been carefully managed. There is one of the largest mangrove forests in the world. Some rare or endangered animals live here, including tigers, aquatic mammals, birds and reptiles. The core attraction of the Sundarbans National Park is the Royal Bengal Tiger. .Attractions distribution:
The Sundarbans National Park is a land area of 3,600 square kilometers consisting of many small islands. It is the largest coastal forest land in Bangladesh. Its beauty mainly stems from its unique natural environment. Its main attractions include mangroves, monitor lizards, Bengal tigers, and shore roads.Scenic spot qualifications:
world Natural HeritageScenic spot features:
Adventure, rare animals and plants, photography, mangroves, rare animals and plantsTransportation
Scenic spot location:
Asia>Bangladesh
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Tickets
Sundarbans Ticket Price:
200 taka
Travel Tips
travelling guideline:
1. There are no paths for tourists to walk in the mangroves, and the only means of transportation is boats. In order to resist the attacks of wild beasts, loggers built temporary houses about 8 to 10 feet high on the edge of the forest, and other people lived on boats.
2. In the Kaipai area, the scene of nomadic fishermen using domesticated otters to catch fish is particularly unforgettable. From October to December every year, fishermen on Dogacha Island gather together to catch and dry fish. Many interesting things happen during this time. The most exciting thing is watching beekeepers gather together to build hives and collect honey from May to August.
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