In Bengali, ‘Sundar’ means Beautiful and ‘Ban’ means Forest. Hence, Sundarban literally means Beautiful Forest. However, according to many, the place has got its name from Sundari, the type of mangrove tree plenty in this area. Sundarban, the home to the largest mangrove forest in the world, is seated on a delta formed by the confluence of three famous rivers, Padma, Meghna and Brahmaputra in the Bay of Bengal. With our tour packages you will explore these areas.

This mangrove forest covers a wider area spanning from the Hooghly River in India to Baleswar River in Bangladesh. Awarded with the prestigious title “Heritage Site” by UNESCO, Sundarban is a home to an amazing variety of flora and fauna and a safe sanctuary to the Royal Bengal Tigers.