
Explore the Heart
of the Sundarbans
Misty rivers, dense mangroves, rich wildlife and vibrant local culture — each destination tells a living story in the world's largest delta.
5 River Confluence
পঞ্চ নদীর মোহনাA pristine ecological sanctuary station in the Sundarbans mangrove delta.
Chota Barid Khal
A pristine ecological sanctuary station in the Sundarbans mangrove delta.

Dimer Char (Egg Island)
ডিমের চরPristine island sandbar where red ghost crabs, shorebirds, and the Bay of Bengal waters converge.

Harbaria Forest Station
হারবাড়িয়া ফরেস্ট স্টেশনSuspended timber canopy walk above tidal mangrove roots, watchtower, and Royal Bengal tiger pugmark tracking.

Kalabagi
Kalabgi destination

Khulna (Jailkhana Ghat)
খুলনা জেলখানা ঘাটMain river departure terminal in Khulna city where expedition cruisers embark.

Korom Jol Wildlife Sanctuary
করমজল বন্যপ্রাণী অভয়ারণ্যEstuarine crocodile breeding center, deer sanctuary, and elevated mangrove nature boardwalk.

Kotka Wildlife Sanctuary
কটকা বন্যপ্রাণী অভয়ারণ্যHeart of Sundarbans Tiger Reserve, spotted deer grasslands, tiger observation watchtower, and Jamtola beach.

Mongla Port & Gateway
মোংলা বন্দরPermit checkpoints, customs clearances, and gateway to the Sundarbans Mangrove Reserve.

Munda Para
The Munda of the Sundarbans: People, Forest, and Living Heritage Understanding the history, culture, and human–mangrove relationship of an Indigenous community in southwestern Bangladesh.
Munshiganj
A pristine ecological sanctuary station in the Sundarbans mangrove delta.

Pakhir Khal Bird Sanctuary
পাখির খাল অভয়ারণ্যEngine-off dawn silent canoe safari channel rich with masked finfoots, nine kingfisher species, and river dolphins.
Supoti Forest Station
সুপ্তি ফরেস্ট স্টেশনDeep mangrove patrol post with freshwater pond sanctuary, tranquil canopy creeks, and remote wilderness.
Tekata Khaal Confluence
A pristine ecological sanctuary station in the Sundarbans mangrove delta.
Trikon Dip (Triangle Island)
ত্রিকোণ দ্বীপIsolated western delta island with spotted deer, smooth-coated otters, and scenic river confluences.
Each destination offers a unique perspective of the Sundarbans. Which one calls you?