West Bengal Wildlife Sanctuaries and Making up a part of the largest mangrove forest on the planet
the Sunderban National Park in West Bengal is a natural marvel and also the only natural habitat for the Royal Bengal Tigers.
Contact us for all tour Tourism / Travel Needs Email id : info@southindiatourtravel.com
Wildlife Sanctuaries in India and this swampland is a delta at the mouth of the confluence of the rivers Ganga and Brahmaputra.
We arrange tours all over India / Across the Globe. For car rentals, Hotel & Bookings contact us at info@southindiatourtravel.com
Indian Wildlife Sanctuaries and these two great Indian rivers spill into the Bay of Bengal leaving behind an estuary in their wake.
The delta atop which the Sunderban National Park in West Bengal is
positioned is a labyrinthine maze of mangrove, forests, islands, swamp, rivers and rivulets in the West Bengal Wildlife Sanctuaries.
Wildlife Sanctuaries in West Bengal and the total area occupied by the park is a good 1330.10 Sq Km spread centrally across this marshy land.
Wildlife Sanctuaries in West Bengal and the complete mangrove extends its reach into the neighboring country of Bangladesh.
Indian Wildlife Sanctuaries and the Indian side is said to be home to around 200 Royal Bengal Tigers, who are well adapted to their habitat; so much so that they can almost be called amphibious!
West Bengal Sunderban National Park and the Sunderban National Park in West Bengal is so named after the ‘Sundari’ trees that blanket the area.
Sunderban Biosphere Reserve and there are, however, other trees in the Sunderban National Park in West Bengal like the Genwa, Dhundal, Passur, Garjan, Kankra and Goran in the area in the
West Bengal Sunderban National Park. Sunderban Biosphere Reserve and the other fauna to be seen in this estuary, aside of the tigers, are the estuarine crocodiles, the Ridley Sea Turtle, snakes like pythons and cobras.
The Sunderbans forest is home to more than 250 tigers. The Bengal Tigers have adapted themselves very well to the saline and aqua environs and are extremely good swimmers. As you enter the adventurous wild land of the Sunderbans you'll be thrilled to see the chital deer and rhesus monkey.
The aqua fauna of Sunderbans include a variety of fishes, red fiddler crabs and hermit crabs.There are crocodiles, which can be often seen along the mud banks. Sunderbans National Park is also noted for its conservation of the Ridley Sea Turtle.
There is an incredible variety of reptiles also found in Sundarbans, which includes king cobra, rock python and water monitor. The endangered river Terrapin, Batagur baska is found on the Mechua Beach, while the Barking Deer is found only in Holiday Island in Sunderbans lizards, monitors, and numerous species of birds, most of which are migratory in nature in the Indian Wildlife Sanctuaries.
Sunderban Biosphere Reserve and the total number of islands that fall within the purview of the Sunderban National Park in West Bengal is 54 in the West Bengal Sunderban National Park.
Contact us for all customized tourism reservations on the following mobile Nos ( 24 Hours) : +91-98422 - 55573 , 99425 87000 Email us: info@southindiatourtravel.com
<<<Previous : Next>>>
