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India is beauty in its true sense and has its uniqueness in nearly every fields. There are many sites within the country that throughout history have exhorted the spirit of people to discover them. Some of these places are restricted and thus becomes the main incentive to tourists who seek such areas.

If you are passionate for nature, wildlife and adventurous activities, then you should plan you tour to Sundarban. Adjacent to the world’s largest delta, the Sundarban, there are mangrove forest, Royal Bengal Tiger, several kinds of wild animals and types of birds. Safari on this land offers the tar ferry to explore the Sundarban land and water.

Just the name Sundarban puts the chill down our spine and for good reason. The land of Royal roars! But there is much more to look at in the largest delta of the world.

Much has been said about the beauty and wildlife of Sundarban and more will continue to tumble out about the world’s largest delta. However, beyond wild animals, cacophony of chirping birds, and mangrove forest, there is another throbbing side of Sundarban that are rarely known to outsiders.

Sundarban, the largest delta in the world, holds many secrets and surprises for its travellers. Apart from being a natural habitat of Royal Bengal Tigers, plenty of other wild animals and different species of birds that attract travellers from different corners of India and even abroad; Sundarban has a distinct culture that is rural and riveting at the same time.