The Sundarbans, Bangladesh

The Sundarbans is the world's largest mangrove forest, spread between Bangladesh and India. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a gateway to wildlife's unique genesis spread across 10,000 sq km. Hundreds of canals and creeks are spread across Sunderbans, where you can enjoy a morning boat ride.

It also has a beautiful beach where you can soak the sun and enjoy many water sports activities. You can spend the night on a houseboat that is parked on the rivers in different forest areas. It also has several wildlife sanctuaries where you can watch deers, monkeys, tigers, and other animals.

Location: Khulna, Khulna City 9100 Bangladesh

Highlights: Wildlife sanctuaries, Irrawaddy dolphins, Jamtola Beach, watchtower