Sundarbans Luxury Tour Packages Best Wildlife and Hospitality

 The Sundarbans are considered a World Heritage Site due to a network of semi-submerged mangroves and channels, which makes it the largest river delta in the world. Named after the ‘Sundari’ tree found here in abundance, it is home to more than 260 species of birds, 120 species of fish, 8 species of amphibians, 50 species of reptiles and the only population of Salt-Water Crocodiles in India.


We offer the best tours in Sunderbans considering what is available. We give the best in luxury and comfort in a place considered basic. Mostly our tour are booked months in advance considering that we are a unique and premium offering. Still call us if you feel we are worth it, and we promise to deliver our best.


The best in Sunderbans are a houseboat stay to remember with the jungle safari and a hospitality that cannot be paralleled by anyone here. We are the best options to visit Sunderbans  if you are looking for luxury options.


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Homestays in Kitam Bird Sanctuary

   At a distance of 19 km from Namchi, this Bird Sanctuary is a protected sanctuary located at Kitam near Namchi, Sikkim. Situated between Namchi and Melli, it is recognized as one of the most prominent bird sanctuaries in Sikkim and one of the best places to experience Namchi Tourism. Lies between 1200 feet and 3200 feet above sea level, it occupies an area of more than 6 square kilometers within thick vegetation of shrubs and sal, pine forests. This sanctuary has two rivers namely, River Rangit and Manpur River. Sumbuk and Kitam are the two villages located in the sanctuary. Tumbol Schor, the highest point of Kitam Bird Sanctuary, offers great panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. Kitam Bird Sanctuary is heaven for bird lovers and attracts domestic and international tourists around the year for birding. Kitam is the only low altitude bird sanctuary and remain open throughout the year. Home to over 200 species of birds, Kitam is also known for several beautiful butter...
Read more

Meghalaya Tour Package Tourism Best Places See Holiday Stay

  Meghalaya popularly known as the “Abode of the Clouds". It is one of the beautiful and most visited states of North East India. The state is famous for its valley views, waterfalls, limestone caves , rains and clouds. Also Meghalaya is the wettest region of world as both of the most wettest places Maysynram and Cherrapunjee is situated here. Meghalaya basically is divided in three parts based on their local tribes. Here 3 main tribe is there. Khasi , Jaintia and Garo. And based on that Meghalaya divided in Khasi Hills, Jaintia Hills and Garo Hills. Capital city Shillong is also known as Scotland of East. Besides this is the only state which has lot of natural caves (around 1500 or more). Also World's longest sandstone cave 'Krem Puri' discovered in Meghalaya. Meghalya is one of the richest biodiversity zones in the world and consists of tropical rainforests, deciduous forests, riverine grasslands, bamboo orchards and numerous...
Read more

West South Sikkim Tour Barsey Pelling Ravangla Rinchenpong

  South Sikkim  is not as popular among tourist as the North & East Sikkim but has huge potential to attract tourists with numerous attractions and picturesque landscape. From Mainam Wildlife Sanctuary, the only organic Temi Tea Garden, Kitam Bird Sanctuary, Ravangla a small resort town with magnificient views, recently build sky touching statues and temples in Char dham in Namchi, South Sikkim has lot to offer nature lovers and people looking to spend a quite holiday in the Mountains.  Several places in South Sikkim are being promoted by the Govt. as well as local people Borong with a Hot spring, Kitam, Kewzing, Tinki tam, Tarey Vir are some of the villages being actively promoted with many home stays have come up. Of course you can choose to stay at big towns of Namchi or Ravangla where luxury Resorts & Hotels as well as modest budget accommodations are also available. Popular activity in South Sikkim is early morning Trek...
Read more