Enjoy the festival and the amazing Dubla Island, general Sundarbans activity in Katka Wildlife Sanctuary and Harbaria Eco Park.
WELCOME TO THE SUNDARBANS
Sundarbans is the world’s largest mangrove forest. It supports world’s highest population of the Royal Bengal Tiger and the Irrawaddy Dolphin. Pugmark Tours and Travels exclusively operates in this Magical forest. Our uniquely designed boats are made with decades of experience of operating regular and specialised trips in and around The Sundarbans Forest.
Winter Trips
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EXPLORING SUNDARBANS
We believe in the philosophy- Seeing is Believing. And when it comes to Sundarbans that can only be the truth. With us every trips to The Magical Forest is an exploration.
TRIP IDEAS / UPCOMING TRIPS
Our specialty is tailor made trips to the Sundarbans based on your interest and budget. We also do regular and special trips. And here is some ideas.
OUR BOATS
Our boats are built with decades of understanding of the need for comfort, safety and privacy for a Sundarbans exploration of a lifetime.
Special Trips aboard M.B. Mawali
M.B. Mawali is a boat only of it’s kind. So, a trip with Mawali in to the Sundarbans is a unique one. Mawali’s low height gives a more intimate perspective of the forest and its wildlife, while smaller size allows it to venture deeper in to the forest. And, a smaller group size (2-5 people) is the best way to experience this wilderness instead of being with a huge group. See the beauty.
Latest news, articles, traveler’s logs and many more
Best time to visit the Sundarbans
While planning a trip to Sundarbans, everyone wonders when is the best time to go there? Here is some information you may find helpful.
Activities you must do in Sundarbans
What activity you will do in the forest largely depends on when, for how long and which part of Sundarbans you'll be visiting
Nadiya Hussain aboard Bawali
The Great British Bake Off Champion 2015 Nadiya Hussain was on board Bawali during the filming of BBC show Chronicles of Nadiya.
27 Jan, tourists on board Mawali encountered about a dozen sets of tiger foot print including few not older than an hour!
A rare sighting of a leopard cat (Prionailurus bengalensis) occurred next to Lawdobe forest office on the morning of 16 Jan
Bonbibi Puja was observed in Sundarbans North-East boundary villages, mainly Lawdobe and Ghagramari on 15 Jan
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