Jungle Walks

Jungle Walks, Sundarbans National Park Overview

The Jungle Walks in Sundarbans National Park, West Bengal offers travelers an exhilarating experience of the raw wilderness. Led by experienced naturalists, these guided walks provide an opportunity to explore the dense mangrove trails of Sundarbans.On the Jungle Walks, tourists witness the numerous wildlife species inhabiting this UNESCO World Heritage Site. This includes species like chital, wild boar, fishing cats, reptiles, and a variety of birds. Tourists are also encouraged to look at the numerous species of trees and plants in the mangrove forest. Along the trail, tourists also get the chance to spot smaller creatures like monkeys, reptiles, and insects.Sundarbans National Park is east India's largest mangrove ecosystem, situated on the Gangetic delta along the Bay of Bengal.

Covering 4, 100 sq km, it is divided into two areas - core and buffer zones. A part of the Sundarban Tiger Reserve, it is home to Bengal Tigers, Saltwater Crocodiles, and numerous endangered species.The guided Jungle Walks in Sundarbans are a great way for visitors to get up close to the raw wilderness and appreciate its beauty. Tourists get the opportunity to explore the unexplored corners of Sundarbans, get educated on its local ecology, and spot unique wildlife in their natural habitat. The experienced guides accompany the tourists, helping them navigate the reserve seamlessly.At the end of the trail, visitors can learn about the efforts being made in the conservation of Sundarbans. This includes information about the various research institutes, environmental campaigns, and educational programs.

In order to preserve its wildness, the Jungle Walks in Sundarbans National Park is available only in small groups. The rule is followed strictly and within a period of two hours, the Jungle Walks allows visitors to experience the diverse wildlife of Sundarbans, an experience few other places can offer. So book your Jungle Walk today and get the chance to explore the dense mangrove forests of Sundarbans!