Sundarbans – the queen of nature Sundarban is the world largest contagious mangrove forest comprising an area of 617 sq km includes 30% waterways supporting an extreme rich floral and faunal diversity and abundance in compared to other areas of Bangladesh. This forest is the home to the largest remaining population of the Bengal Tigers, locally endangered estuarine crocodile. The Eastern Sundarbans Reserve forest is the only place where two freshwater dependent dolphins (critically endangered Ganges River and vulnerable Irrawaddy dolphins) co-occur. Many other threatened species of wildlife are also got safeguard from this mysterious forest. Beside wildlife this forest also support a big population of the country providing fish, honey, fuel wood and other natural resources. The coastal areas of bay of Bangle support world largest population of Irrawaddy dolphins, globally significant population of finless porpoise and relatively large population of Indo-pacific humpback dolphins. By joining our team you can explore this unique mangrove forest with its diverse flora and fauna, and beauty of tidal fluctuation. We usually offered 3-7 days trip for 4-6 pax.
Posted on: Sat, 27 Jul 2013 12:28:27 +0000
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