Boat Safari
Embark on thrilling boat safaris through the intricate network of mangrove creeks and waterways. Spot various wildlife species like crocodiles, spotted deer, wild boars, and various bird species, including the majestic Bengal tiger.
Bird Watching
Bird watching is something very fascinating and glorious task. Sundarbans is a paradise for birdwatchers. With over 270 species of birds, including rare and migratory ones, the region offers fantastic opportunities to observe and photograph these feathered beauties.
Camp Fire
A campfire at Sundarbans offers a truly enchanting and immersive experience, surrounded by the captivating beauty of the mangrove forest and the soothing sounds of nature. A campfire is a cherished and timeless outdoor activity that brings people together under the open sky, fostering warmth, camaraderie, and unforgettable memories. As the sun sets over the horizon, the campfire becomes the heart of the gathering, radiating warmth and creating a mesmerizing ambiance. Surrounded by the mangrove forest’s serene beauty, the campfire experience offers a tranquil escape from the hustle of everyday life, allowing visitors to be one with the mystical charm of the Sundarbans. It is a moment of serenity and wonder, leaving a lasting impression and a yearning to return to this captivating wilderness once again.
Local Folk Dance
The local folk dance of Sundarbans is known as Jhumur Dance. It is an integral part of the cultural heritage of the region and holds significant importance in the lives of the local communities. Jhumur Dance is a traditional dance form performed during various festivals, weddings, and social gatherings in the villages of the Sundarbans. The dance is usually performed in a group, with both men and women participating. The beats of the Madol, a traditional folk drum, and other musical instruments set the pace of the dance, guiding the dancers as they sway to the captivating rhythm
