Secrets of Sunderland Which You May Not Know Till Now




Sundarban is a very popular place and it is the name given to the large delta at the confluence of the Ganga and Brahmaputra rivers. The reason behind naming the delta such is for the huge crowd of the sundari trees which are widely found in this region. Also the place is covered with mangrove trees which spread across 6000 sq. kms. This place is listed in the World heritage site and hence lots of tourists visit the place every year. The crowd is huge during the winter at this place is much higher compared to other times of the time.


Facts about Sundarban

Here are some of the facts which you may find interesting to know. Before you plan out for you Sundarban tour, you must know them and share them with your co-traveler to excite them about the place:

·          The place is primarily known as the tiger conservation site and it is under the Tiger Project. You can get glimpse of Royal Bengal Tiger at this place where they roam around freely. The numbers can be nearly 400 and you can surely get glimpse of few of them. It is also a place of different birds which counts over 260 species and other wildlife too.  You can enjoy the wide variety of flora and fauna of the place.
 
  •           It is also famous for its mangrove forest which covers more than 6000 sq. kms. And if you add up the area which is in Bangladesh then it adds up to 10,000sq. Kms which is very big and beyond your imagination.
 
 
  •       The entire ban or the forest is interconnected with waterways and one can easily enter through these areas with small boats or ferries. Thus travelers can enjoy the sightseeing of mangrove forest which is really worth watching.
 
  •       Sundarban Biosphere reserve is one of the most renowned one and is considered India’s largest fishery Board and brackish water fish productions and other marine fisheries.
 
 
  •           The most interesting part of the place is its two time tidal phenomenon. During high tide the water raises up to 6-10 feet and during low tide the mud base becomes exposed.
 
  •       Phytoplankton is another interesting thing which you can view at Sundarban. Dark nights at Sundarban are breathtaking where you can see them reflecting light which small micro organisms are. This is a great view which can be only seen during the night time.


  •  The place is primarily known as the tiger conservation site and it is under the Tiger Project. You can get glimpse of Royal Bengal Tiger at this place where they roam around freely. The numbers can be nearly 400 and you can surely get glimpse of few of them. It is also a place of different birds which counts over 260 species and other wildlife too.  You can enjoy the wide variety of flora and fauna of the place.



Finally, it is a good place
You can visit the Sundarban national park and spend the weekend at this village. You will surely enjoy this place and need not to spend too much for the travel. Book through any tour and travel agent of Sundarban and they will arrange everything for your stay at the place. Even there are arrangements to visit the place in groups too. Family tour or a tour with friends, you can fix up this place as the best one which would surely a lot of things to watch. Contact now with best Sundarban tour operators near you.



Location: Kolkata, West Bengal, India

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