Have you ever seen a tiger swimming in the water? Have you ever even
heard of it? If not, then you must travel around the Mangroves of the Sunderban National Park.
Be it the crown for cosseting world’s largest forest cover of the
Mangroves, or for forming India’s largest tiger reserve, or for boasting
a tiger populace that has adopted an amphibious lifestyle, Sunderban
owns them all. Perhaps no more words are required to state that this
park is certainly among the ultimate destinations for enjoying wildlife
holidays in India. Further, it is also UNESCO’s World Heritage Site, and
by now you know the reason behind this honor.
Best Time to Visit:
The Park remains open throughout the year; however, for getting the
perfect glimpse of the amphibian tigers the best time is October to
April.
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