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সুন্দরবন ভ্রমন - নদীতে রাজ্য সরকারের লঞ্চ এম ভি সর্বজয়া - 12th জানুয়ারি 2024

Sundarbans, the largest Mangrove Forest in the world is situated in the vast delta formed by the confluence of the great rivers the Ganges, the Brahmaputra and the Meghna in the Bay of Bengal. The name Sundarban is derived from the abundance presence of Sundari trees in this area. Shared between the two countries India and Bangladesh, the Sundarban National Park has been declared as UNESCO World Heritage Site. This Biosphere Reserves is also home to different endangered Flora and Fauna and the kingdom of the Bengal tigers which is popularly known as Royal Bengal Tiger. They can swim easily in salt water. The Sundarban National Park is accessible only by boats unlike other National Parks of India, making Sundarban trip one of the most attractive one on earth and an undiscovered paradise for wild life enthusiast, birders, bird watchers and nature lovers. Several tour packages of different tour operators are available to explore this Mangrove Forest by boat. After doing some online research, I chose the Package conducted by West Bengal Tourism Development Corporation. It's a 2 N 3D package from Kolkata to Kolkata. WBTDC conducted Sundarban tour in two large cruisers - M.V.Chitrarekha and M.V. Sarbajaya. The M.V. Chitrarekha is larger than the latter. It has a coupe of five pax and cabins. Apart from that both the cruisers have AC and Non – AC berths in the Middle Deck with a large four side open Upper Deck having sitting arrangement and a Lower Deck with dormitory. Berths are like AC 2- tier of Indian Railways but more spacious than that. Cabins can be locked from inside. There're large doors on the berth area that can be closed as well. Outside views can be seen from the cabins/berths through large windows. Both the cruisers have kitchen facility and attached decent western bathroom with shower & wash basin. I booked this trip with M.V. Sarbajaya.