Tour the world's largest mangrove forest ||

From our office, 120 people including me got a chance to go around the Sundarbans. The reason we travel is to refresh our mind by seeing beautiful places. Sundarbans is about 550 km from my area.

We started the journey by buying tickets from a railway station near my house. After traveling for about 10 hours we reached Sylhet station. From there we start the journey at a sheep at a distance of 1 km.After traveling for about 24 hours we can reach Sundarbans. There are five travel exports and periodically we take a launch together to tour them. There we travel with guards at every plache. On the first day of my three days, I travel to the save places of the Sundarbans. There are many people guarding. No deer or tiger can be seen at that place.

The benefits of visiting the Sundarbans are multifaceted. As the world's largest mangrove forest, it acts as a natural barrier to protect coastal areas from cyclones and tidal waves. Apart from this reason, the people of the city also go to see the plants. The biodiversity experience here is priceless – Royal Bengal tiger, Chitra deer, crocodiles and various birds enthrall the nature lovers.

But currently the number of tigers is less. Tourism plays an important role in the economic development of local communities; Their income increases through guides, accommodation and handicrafts. Many people make a living by collecting honey from there every year. Tourists realize the importance of environment conservation and spread awareness. Spending time in nature reduces stress, improves health. The forest is the heart of climate change and biodiversity research for researchers and students.

The air is good there and I like it very much. Sustainable tourism practices help to preserve the beauty and animal diversity of the Sundarbans. Thus, traveling to the Sundarbans creates a unique opportunity for closeness to nature, enlightenment and enrichment.