In Sundarbans and Bagerhat Tour, traveling through the streams as they did during the British colonial period, observing Bangladesh’s lovely green landscape move smoothly, tour many significant towns along the river to get a real feel for the country.
Overnight travel from Dhaka to Halurhat on a century-old Rocket Steamer first-class cabin and visit UNESCO World Heritage Site 60 Dome Mosque and other ancient Bagerhat mosques and shrines. Sundarbans & Bagerhat Tour offers you a great chance to discover Bangladesh’s river beauty and explore archeological areas in Muslim City Bagerhat in the 15th century.
The Sundarbans is an islands cluster — the world’s largest single mangrove forest and commonly known as the home of the Royal Bengal Tiger’s. It’s located on the Great Ganges estuary stretching over 1065,000 hectares of territory in the south-western part of Bangladesh & the northeastern part of West Bengal State, India. Bangladesh owns approximately 62%, covering an area of 6036 sq. Km complete region of the trees. The Sundarbans Forest as a whole has designated a Reserved Forest with 3 Wildlife Sanctuaries: A) Sundarbans East, B) Sundarbans West, and C) Sundarbans South. And has complete sanctuary fields of 139,698 hectares. It was proclaimed a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1997.
We’ll bring you deep into the forest on this Sundarbans and Bagerhat tour to discover wildlife. You may be able to see Royal Bengal Tigers, spotted Deers, clawless otters, salt-water crocodiles, numerous bird species, and many other animals.