The Sundarbans is a characteristic district containing southern Bangladesh and a little part in Eastern India. It is the biggest single square of tidal halophytic mangrove woods on the planet. Sundarbans South, East and West are three ensured woods in Bangladesh. This district is thickly secured by mangrove woods, and is the biggest stores for the Bengal tiger.
Sundarbans since 1966 has been viewed as a haven for natural life since it is evaluated that there live around 400 Royal Bengal Tigers and more than 30,000 deer here.
