About Sundarbans
The Sundarbans mangrove delta sprawls across 10,000 square kilometres—a labyrinth of channels, islands, and waterways where Bengal tigers hunt from water and land. The world's largest tiger population (around 500) stalks these waters; saltwater crocodiles, river dolphins, and monitor lizards complete the ecosystem. Tours depart from Khulna or Mongla by boat.
Country
Bangladesh
Best months to visit
Year-round
Currency
BDT
Language
Bengali, English
Things to do in Sundarbans
Jeep or boat safaris seeking Bengal tigers and wildlife in mangrove channels
Visiting watchtowers elevated above mangroves for tiger spotting at dawn
Birdwatching for over 350 species including eagles and kingfishers
Swimming in designated channels (crocodile-free) within guided tours
Visiting local villages on mangrove islands and meeting fishermen
Staying on houseboats or simple lodges in gateway towns Khulna/Mongla
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