Sundarban Cruise Control

We went for a Sundarban trip in March 2011 expecting to see Royal Bengal Tiger & other wild animals, but we came back almost empty handed. As the tour ended we realize that we must be fool enough to think like that, it's not a national park where wildlives would come to have a pose for your camera & you'd go click happy!!! You have to have a luck to see those animals (though sometimes that might not be as lucky as you might dreamt for..!!). It's the World's largest Mangrove Forest & has its own rules. One shouldn't complain for that. But we enjoyed the trip a lot, & visited a few "Watch Towers". I have a plan to go there again, as soon as possible. This time I'll try my level best to enter & stay in the core area ( with due permissions ofcourse ) to get a better understanding of the forest.

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Travel & Events

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• Sundarban
• Royal Bengal Tiger
• WWF
• World Heritage Site
• Mangrove Forest
• wildlife sanctuary
• natural forest
• Eco-tourism
• wildlife photography
• Global Warming