About Sundarbans
The world's largest mangrove delta, a UNESCO biosphere of 10,000 sq km shared with Bangladesh, home to the last wild swimming tigers, saltwater crocodiles and over 250 bird species.
Best Time to Visit
November to February
Winter brings clear visibility, low tides that reveal tiger tracks on the mudflats, and thousands of migratory birds from Siberia. Summer is humid and mosquito-heavy.
Travel Tips
- Only certified forest-department boats are allowed into tiger zones
- Stay at Sajnekhali or Dayapur for the 3-day core-area loop
- Carry binoculars — tiger sightings are rare but egrets and kingfishers are constant
How to Reach Sundarbans
Sundarbans is located in West Bengal, India at coordinates 21.9497°N, 88.9101°E. You can reach Sundarbans by air (nearest airport in West Bengal), train, or road. Use YatraJunction's free fare calculator to compare live train, bus and flight prices, and to build an AI-powered itinerary tailored to your budget and travel dates.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the best time to visit Sundarbans?
- The best time to visit Sundarbans is November to February. Winter brings clear visibility, low tides that reveal tiger tracks on the mudflats, and thousands of migratory birds from Siberia. Summer is humid and mosquito-heavy.
- What are the top travel tips for Sundarbans?
- Only certified forest-department boats are allowed into tiger zones. Stay at Sajnekhali or Dayapur for the 3-day core-area loop. Carry binoculars — tiger sightings are rare but egrets and kingfishers are constant.
