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The Sundarbans, a UNESCO World Heritage treasure is the point where the great Ganges and Meghna rivers tumble into the Bay of Bengal- forming the largest mangrove forest on earth. It is a dream place to adventure and nature seekers, photographers and culture explorers because of its rugged beauty, exotic creeks, and wild animals.

The Sundarbans: What is So Special?

• It has one of the most diverse biodiversity regions in the world with over 453 species of wildlife.
• Paradise of the birds - more than 290 species can be found in the heavens and the coastal strips.
• Flourishing aquatic ecosystem - 120+ aquatic species and special marine life of rivers and seas.
• There are 42 mammal species such as the mythical Royal Bengal Tiger.
• A variety of habitat - silent mangrove tunnels to open river estuaries.
• Natural climate shield - prevents the coastline against cyclones and tidal storms.
• Fishing, boat culture and forest traditions Living heritage.
• Here, every creek has a story. Every ripple hides a secret.