The home of the wildlife

The majority of tourists travel to Khulna in Bangladesh's southwest so they can at least once witness the stunning Royal Bengal tigers in their natural environment among the mangroves. The largest single population of these majestic beings can be found in the forest, which is a blessing. There are no words to adequately describe the thrill of locating one of these dangerous man-eaters. Even if you don't find one, the experience of simply cruising through the thick mangroves on a boat is truly priceless. You will undoubtedly be in awe of the forest's natural beauty. The surrounding scenery is reminiscent of the one in the timeless "Jungle Book."

As dusk falls, herds of deer move toward their shelters, where cheeky monkeys throw Keora leaves from above to provide the former with a delectable meal. When you look up at the sky at night, you will be struck by the aura of the enormous, brilliant stars, and the surrounding darkness is so intensely black that it will be difficult to even imagine the shapes that are all around you. You'll see how the Sundarbans inspire respect and awe in their inhabitants. The forest may be a very perilous area without the assistance of a knowledgeable tour leader.

One of the most well-known tourist destinations in Sundarbans is Hiran Point. Locally known as Nilkamal, it is widely recognized as a World Heritage Site. While you're moving, keep an eye out for tigers and crocodiles. Even if you don't discover the enormous Royal Bengal, you should at least be able to observe its footsteps.