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At Sundarban Eco Trails, we help you discover the real beauty of the Sundarbans. Our friendly local guides take you deep into the mangrove forests, where you can see amazing wildlife, enjoy calm boat rides, and feel the true spirit of nature all around you. We serve tasty local food that lets you experience the real flavors of Bengal. Our stays are comfortable and close to nature, so you can relax and feel at home in the heart of the forest. Our tours are great for families, groups of friends, or anyone who wants to spend quality time together. We believe in slow, meaningful travel where you can laugh, explore, and create happy memories with your loved ones. Come with us to the Sundarbans and take back stories and smiles that will last a lifetime.

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Who We Are

Why Sundarban Eco Trails Is Best

At Sundarban Eco Trails, we don’t just take you to the wild — we take you deeper into its story. Here’s why travelers choose us again and again:

Eco-Conscious by Design

We operate with a commitment to sustainability — no plastic bottles and biodegradable essentials on every trail.

Curated for Comfort

Enjoy cozy, AC stays, clean restrooms, home-style meals, and small group sizes for personalized attention.

Women & Family-Friendly

We ensure safety, comfort, and curated experiences for women travelers, solo explorers, and families with kids.

Guided by Locals, Backed by Experts

All our tours are led by trained local guides born and raised in the Sundarbans, offering unmatched insights into the forest, wildlife, and folklore.

Wildlife That Finds You

From majestic Royal Bengal tigers to rare birds, crocodiles, and playful otters our early morning safaris are timed for the best sightings.

Empowering Local Communities

Every booking supports local employment, women-led kitchens, village artisans, and forest conservation programs.

What We Do

Our Particular Activitiies

Boat Safari
Nature Walks
Photography
Culture
Folk Theatre

Full-Day Jungle Safari by Boat

Glide through the narrow creeks and wide rivers of the Sundarbans aboard our safe, government-permitted motor boats. Your route includes prime zones like Sajnekhali, Sudhanyakhali, and Dobanki Watch Towers, with chances to spot:

Crocodiles sunbathing on the banks
Royal Bengal Tiger (if you're lucky!)
Exotic birds like kingfishers, egrets & Brahminy kites

Guided Mangrove Walks

Explore the unique mangrove ecosystem on foot with a trained guide who explains the plants, animals, and survival tactics of the forest. Great for students, photographers, and nature lovers.

Learn about root structures like pneumatophores
Spot mudskippers, fiddler crabs, and more
Understand the biodiversity and conservation efforts

Wildlife & Nature Photography

Whether you’re a beginner or a pro, the Sundarbans offer once-in-a-lifetime frames. Our tours allow slow travel, stable boats, and patience for:

Birdwatching & macro photography
Foggy forest sceneries & golden-hour reflections
Close-ups of crocodiles, deer, and birds
Capturing the “stillness” of untouched nature

Local Folk Dance Performance

Celebrate the vibrant culture of the Sundarbans with an evening of traditional Bengali folk dance, performed by local women and youth from nearby villages. These dances reflect themes of harvest, monsoon, love, and forest life, accompanied by live music and colorful attire.

Authentic village instruments like dhol, khol, and flute
Performed at the lodge courtyard or open-air setup
Guests are welcome to join in for a fun, cultural exchange
Great for reels, group photos, and unforgettable memories

Banabibi Drama Show

Experience the powerful tale of Banabibi, the revered protector of the Sundarbans, through an authentic local drama performed by village artists. This traditional folk play is based on the mythical battle between Banabibi (goddess of the forest) and Dokkhin Rai (a tiger demon), highlighting the spiritual bond between locals and the forest.