The Sundarbans has nothing to do with the people of Bangladesh, but for those who live abroad, here is some information about the Sundarbans.. The Sundarbans is the largest mangrove forest in the world with an area of ​​10,000 square kilometers, located between Bangladesh and West Bengal, India. 60% of Bangladesh is located in Sundarbans and 40% is located in India. It is home to the world-famous Royal Bengal Tiger, as well as the Chitra deer, crocodiles, monkeys, various animals and birds, the most attractive winter guest birds. There are a variety of plants here, among them the most notable and varied Keora Keya and Sundari trees are named after the Sundarbans.

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Sundarban tour package:

sundarban tour package

Many tour operators in Bangladesh offer Sundarbans tour packages, but if you want to package Sundarbans tours on your own, follow all the instructions and visit Sundarbans on your own without the help of any agency.

The best time to visit the Sundarbans:


It is best to visit the Sundarbans during the winter. However, even in the rainy season, the Sundarbans can be visited, but the forest can not be entered. The Sundarbans can also be visited at any time of the year, but you can visit the Sundarbans at any time of the day, except during monsoon rains and natural disasters.

Dhaka to Sundarbans:

The Sundarbans can be reached from Dhaka using three routes: car, rail and air, but  Bagerhat, Patuakhali, Khulna and Jessore are the entrances. Travel starting point Mongla port or Khulna launch ghat.

1. Using  Dhaka to Jessore Route by Air (Onaway Fare-2500/-BDT minimum)
2. Using Dhaka to Khulna Route by Train/Rail (Onaway Fare-500/-BDT minimum)
3. Using Dhaka to Khulan/Jessore/Mongla/Samnagor (Onaway Fare-500/-BDT minimum)


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