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Sundarbans National Park
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Sundarbans National Park
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This vast site in the Ganges Delta, shared with Bangladesh, is home to a large population of tigers, as well as crocodiles and numerous bird species. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visitors explore it by boat through the mangrove forest and the delta’s countless waterways.
Overview of the Sundarbans Park
This vast site in the Ganges Delta, shared with Bangladesh, is home to a large population of Bengal tigers, as well as crocodiles and numerous bird species. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visitors explore it by boat through the mangrove forest and the delta’s countless waterways.
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- Type of place: national park.
- Tourist interest: (recommended).
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- Area: 1,330 km² (across both countries).
- Altitude: sea level.
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