Param Eco Trips Sundarban offers a top-notch wildlife photography adventure, perfect for nature lovers, wildlife photographers, filmmakers, and explorers who want to capture the Sundarbans’ untouched wilderness in a truly unique way.
Param Eco Trips organizes exceptional Sundarbans photography tours. Photographers, wildlife enthusiasts, content creators, and documentary crews trust them for safe, smooth, and expertly guided trips.
Param Eco Trips welcomes you to the breathtaking Sundarbans Tiger Reserve, the world’s largest mangrove forest and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The journey begins early in the morning from Kolkata.
Pickup Points:
• Indian Museum, Kolkata – 7:30 AM
• Canning Station – 8:00 AM
Packed breakfast will be served en route with a short refreshment break. By midday, you will arrive at
Gothkhali Jetty, where our local guide will assist you in boarding the boat. Enjoy a scenic cruise through
rivers Gomor and Durgadhwani before entering the Pitchkhali River, leading to our resort overlooking the
Sundarbans Tiger Reserve.
Total Travel Time: Approx. 5 hours (Road: 3 hrs | Boat: 2 hrs)
In the evening, enjoy tea and snacks while watching a traditional Adivasi dance performance that beautifully depicts the culture, happiness, and struggles of tribal life in the Sundarbans.
Dinner will be served at 8:30 PM, followed by a cozy campfire (during winter season).
Wake up at 6:00 AM with a hot cup of tea. After freshening up, embark on an exciting boat safari toward the Dobanki Watch Tower, cruising through narrow creeks and dense mangrove forests. Breakfast will be served onboard.
Experience the thrilling canopy walk at Dobanki Watch Tower. Later, visit Panchamukhani, Pirkhali, and Gajikhali while cruising through the Matla River up to the Sea Face, where the Bay of Bengal is visible. Return to the resort for lunch.
In the afternoon, walk through the native village of Jamespur to experience local lifestyle, traditional crafts, indigenous farming methods, and mud houses. Return to the resort for refreshments, followed by a Bawl folk music performance and dinner at 9:00 PM.
Wake up to the sounds of birds and enjoy a warm cup of tea. After breakfast, proceed to the Netidhopani Watch Tower, located deep inside the Sundarbans Tiger Reserve.
Visit the historic 300-year-old Bon Bibi Temple, where fishermen and honey collectors pray for protection from tigers and crocodiles. Hot lunch will be served onboard while cruising back to the resort.
Evening is free for leisure or personal activities at the resort.
Wake up early at 6:00 AM with tea. After refreshment, enjoy a final morning cruise through the creeks and rivers toward the Sudhanyakhali Watch Tower.
Walk along the watchtower trails while searching for wildlife such as deer, water monitor lizards, monkeys, wild boars, and, if lucky, the elusive Royal Bengal Tiger. Breakfast and refreshments will be served onboard.
After an early lunch, you will be transferred back to Kolkata with unforgettable memories of the Sundarbans, concluding your journey with Param Eco Trips.
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Our warm, knowledgeable guides treat you like family, ensuring you feel welcomed and cared for throughout your journey.
From transport to accommodation, meals to permits, we handle every detail so you can focus entirely on enjoying your experience.
Travel in our own well-maintained traveller vehicles and private boats, ensuring reliability, comfort, and flexibility in your schedule.
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