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Welcome to Banalata Tours & Travels, the premier travel agency in Sundarban where you will find everything you need! Since beginning this business in 1988, we are proud to have provided service to so many satisfied customers. Our strength is providing you with a Sundarban tour that will leave a remarkable impression on you. Sundarbans is considered one of the most attractive and unique places in the world. As one of the trusted travel agency in Sundarban, we have many Sundarban tour packages to suit the varied needs of our customer base ranging from nature lovers and adventurous travelers to wildlife enthusiasts. Additionally, our expert travel agents and professional Sundarban Tour Operators team will take you on an adventure that you will remember for a lifetime in the world's largest mangrove forest where the Royal Bengal Tiger can be found in a spectacular mix of exotic foliage, rare animals, and a vivid cultural accompaniment. Our travel agency in Sundarban will lead you through your tour while providing insight, guidance, attention and safety at every point. The Sundarbans is the largest single block of tidal halophytic mangrove forests in the world.

Apart from being a unique largest mangrove eco-system of the world, the Sundarbans has the worlds largest deltaic mangrove forests and is also home to one of Indias most iconic wildlife species – the Royal Bengal Tiger. It is also the worlds largest estuarine forest criss-crossed by hundreds of creeks and tributaries, intersected by a network of tidal waterways, small islands of salt-tolerant mangrove forests and mudflats. The interconnected network of waterways makes almost every nook and corner of the forest accessible by boats or rafts making it one of the most attractive and alluring places on earth and an undiscovered paradise. The Sundarbans also serves as a crucial protective barrier for the inhabitants in and around Kolkata against the floods that result from the cyclones which are a regular occurrence. Sundarbans have also been enlisted amongst the finalists in the New 7 Wonders of Nature.