Sundarban National Park
WHERE THE WILD MEETS THE TIDES.
Spread across the world’s largest delta, Sundarban National Park is a mesmerizing maze of mangroves, winding rivers, and hidden waterways. Home to the elusive Royal Bengal Tiger, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is a land of mystery and adventure. With saltwater crocodiles lurking in the estuaries, rare birds soaring above, and spotted deer grazing along the riverbanks, every corner of Sundarbans pulses with life. Whether it’s the eerie beauty of the mist-covered swamps or the thrill of spotting a swimming tiger, this wild paradise is unlike any other in India.
Surprising Secrets of Sundarban
Hover over to reveal fun facts you didn't know about Sundarban National Park
The Royal Bengal Tigers
of Sundarbans are
expert swimmers, often
seen crossing rivers
effortlessly to claim
their territory or
hunt prey
The dense mangrove trees
play a crucial role in protecting
the coastline from erosion
and cyclones, acting as
natural barriers while also
filtering pollutants
from the water.
Sundarbans is one of the few places in the world where prehistoric creatures like the Estuarine Crocodile and Olive Ridley Turtle thrive under conservation programs,
ensuring their survival.
Spot Them in the Wild: Sundarban's Species
ROYAL BENGAL TIGERS
KING
COBRA
LEOPARD
CATS
CROCODILES AND
TURTLES
FISHING AND
JUNGLE CATS
9 KINGFISHER
SPECIES
NEAREST AIRPORT
Kolkata I 100 km I 3.5 hours
MAJOR CITIES
Kolkata (100 km)
RAILWAY STATION
Canning I 40 km
2 hours
October to November
December to January
February to March
April to June
July to September
Best time to visit - October to March
Winter
Winter
Winter
Summer
Monsoon
Min.
18°C - 20°C
5°C - 10°C
18°C - 20°C
25°C - 30°C
20°C - 25°C
Max.
30°C - 35°C
18°C - 25°C
30°C - 35°C
40°C - 45°C
30°C - 35°C
Sundarban Through the Seasons
Full Day Boat Safari - Dawn to Dusk