Sundarbans National Park, India covers 2585 sq km. from the vast delta of the Gong River in West Bengal. It has been declared a World Natural Heritage Monument by UNESCO. Here there are many lakes overgrown with mangrove trees, which make these swamp areas the richest in plant and animal species on the planet. It provides life for the largest group of tigers, as well as colonies of rhesus macaques, axis deer, wild boars, saltwater crocodiles, three species of turtles, and also a whole constellation of the most colorful birds on earth. The best time to visit is from September to March and the nearest town is Gosaba, 50 km away.

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Rating 5 from 1 voted Sundarbans National Park, India