Explore the Sundarbans of West Bengal — the world’s largest mangrove forest and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Formed by the confluence of the Ganges, Brahmaputra, and Meghna rivers, this tidal estuarine ecosystem showcases rare geomorphological features such as deltaic sedimentation, tidal creek networks, mudflats, saline wetlands, and is home to the iconic Royal Bengal Tiger. More than a biodiversity hotspot, the site offers crucial insights into sea-level change, sediment dynamics, and climate

Sundarban Tour in Sundarban National Park, Sundarban tour inside largest mangrove forest on earth and Sundarban Delta. But Sundarbans in West Bengal is now in high alert due to the rise of Sea water level. This is a long term effect of Global Warming. This Video is an inspirational film to motivate people to save nature, save Sundarban from being destroyed. Sundarbans - The Natural Shield on Earth: A Film by Debarup Mukherjee #sundarban #sundarbans #cinematic #documentary #sundarbannationalpark