Sundarbans: The world's largest mangrove forest located in Bangladesh

If you want to name some of the sights of Bangladesh, then the names of your brain will be named Sundarbans. Apart from the unique gathering and historic importance of numerous animals and birds, including the Royal Bengal Tiger, this forest is an eternal natural beauty which attracts tourist tourists.

Many people believe that Sundarbans have been named from the forest of the sea (sea-forest) or indigenous Chandra-Bandh. But the most recognized explanation is that the Sundarbans' main tree named Sundari has been named after Sundarbans.

There is not much information about the origin of the Sundarbans, but it is believed that the erosion of sediments, sand and gravel of the Himalayas created chars by the Padma and Brahmaputra on the coast for thousands of years. On the other side, due to the sea shore, the charity has been dried in the salt water and the sediments have been deposited. There are some varieties of diverse species that have been born there, and mangroves forests or saltwater forests have been grown in the past.

Plants and animals

Compared to the other mangrove forests in the world, there is a huge amount of difference between the plants of the Sundarbans. Because the Sundarbans is not only salt water, but it also flows through the fields of fresh water. This feature has separated the Sundarbans from other mangrove forests worldwide.

Sundarbans is the beauty of its beautiful tree. Needless to say, the most noticeable plants in this forest are beautiful trees. Besides, the holder of the forest variety of Geva, Garna and Kewora Sundarbans. Since most of the plants are evergreen, their physiological and structural adaptation methods are almost the same.

The name of the most prominent animal in the animal diversity is the Royal Bengal Tiger, whose home is Sundarbans. It is said that the Royal Bengal Tiger is the most handsome of all the tigers worldwide.

There are about 50 species of mammals in this forest. Among them are Royal Bengal Tiger, Chitra deer, Maya deer, Rhesus monkey, Forest cat, Leopard, Szuru, Oud and wild pig head.

Around 270 species of resident and 50 species of migratory birds are found in the Sundarbans. In the Sundarbans of the nine species of fish, there are woodpeckers, Bhagitath, owl, Modhupiy, Bulbul, Shalik, Fang, Babu, Dewgh, Beau, Pokhi, Fulgajuri, Muniya, Tuntuni and various types of small singers.

Economics and tourism centers

Sundarbans has immense economic importance. About 4 million people live in permanent and temporary surroundings, surrounded by this Sundarbans. They do their livelihood only on the basis of this forest. Someone may cut trees in the woods, arrange the fuel, someone rounds the roof of the house with golapata, and the mother-in-law collects the hymns. About 45% of our country's wood and fuel comes from the Sundarbans book. Also about 41% of the income received from forest comes from this forest area.

Sundarbans is not behind the tourism center. Thousands of tourists from all over the country and abroad gather in the Sundarbans every year. As a result of the arrival of foreign tourists, some foreign currencies are also added as our national income.

An enchanting attraction for the forested tourists is still an enchanting natural environment and rich in wildlife walks. It is very easy to keep away from its power. In the Sundarbans, Katka, Hiron Point, Dubalar Char and Tiger Point are the main attractions for tourists. Apart from impressive natural beauty at these places, wild animals can easily be seen by tourists. And for the tourists with the observation tower, there is a facility like a guest center. So, if you want, you can easily come back to the Amazon from the Sundarbans.