Everest Tours & Travels

Although we began to work with foreign tourists from the year of 2002 but we just established in 2005 to promote the nature, people, culture and heritage of Bangladesh more presentably. Our tours are designed with deep commitment to natural environment, benefiting local community and culture preservation. All our tours are promoting local destinations, catering for the foreign as well as domestic

tourists. We are working in full cooperation with all the hotels, resorts and foreign and local operators respectively. The Sundarbans is a vast mangrove forest located in the delta region of Padma, Meghna, and Brahmaputra river basins. It spans across India and Bangladesh, with the majority of the forest in Bangladesh. The Sundarbans is known for its unique ecosystem, diverse wildlife, and as the home of the Bengal tiger. If you are planning a Sundarban tour, here are some general tips and information:

Tour Operators:

Consider booking your tour through a reputable tour operator. They can arrange transportation, accommodation, and guides for your trip. Best Time to Visit:

The best time to visit the Sundarbans is during the winter months (November to February) when the weather is relatively cool and dry. Permits:

Obtain the necessary permits. Since the Sundarbans is a protected area, you may need permits from the relevant authorities. Transportation:

The most common way to explore the Sundarbans is by boat. Tours usually start from cities like Khulna in Bangladesh. There are various types of boats available, ranging from basic to more comfortable options. Accommodation:

Accommodations in the Sundarbans are often basic, reflecting the remote nature of the area. Some tours include stays on boats, allowing you to experience the unique environment more intimately. Wildlife Watching:

The Sundarbans is home to diverse wildlife, including the Bengal tiger. While spotting a tiger is not guaranteed, other wildlife such as crocodiles, deer, various bird species, and monkeys are commonly seen. Safety Precautions:

Follow safety guidelines provided by your tour operator. The Sundarbans is a wild area with potential risks, and it's important to adhere to safety protocols. Pack Accordingly:

Bring appropriate clothing, insect repellent, and other essentials. The weather can be hot and humid, and you'll want to be prepared for the conditions. Respect the Environment:

The Sundarbans is a delicate ecosystem, so it's crucial to respect the environment. Follow the principles of responsible tourism, such as not littering and avoiding any harm to wildlife. Cultural Interactions:

Explore the local culture and communities. The Sundarbans region has unique traditions and a rich cultural heritage. Remember that specific details of your tour may vary depending on the operator and the exact itinerary. Always check with your chosen tour provider for the most accurate and up-to-date information.