Set on the vast delta formed by the confluence of winding rivers- Padma, Brahmaputra and Meghna, Sunderbans, the world’s largest mangrove belt is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Apart from being a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sunderbans is widely recognized as one of the largest Royal Bengal tiger Reserves in the world as well as numerous other wildlife species such as cheetahs, wild boars, dolphins, otters, monitor lizards, sunbirds, and herons. Step aboard Sunderbans Cruise and sail through the world of elusive Royal Bengal Tiger. If you are lucky enough, you might catch a glimpse of elusive tiger swimming while cruising through the streams of Sunderbans.