Sunderbans Collection

Mudskippers {Periophthalmus sp} forage on the mudflats of a mangrove channel, Sundarban Forest, Khulna Province, Bangladesh

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Boat on water, Sunderbans national park, West Bengal, India Date: 12/08/2006

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Sunderbans national park, West Bengal, India Date: 12/08/2006

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Woman trawling for shrimp fry with scoop net in the Sunderbans mangrove forest, UNESCO World Heritage Site

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Bangladesh, Sunderbans, Shoots of halophytic mangrove poking out of the mud in the UNESCO World Heritage Site

Lady Teignmouths Budgerow, by Hubert Cornish
Lady Teignmouths Budgerow, Sunderbans, Bengal, by Hubert Cornish (1757-1832). The houseboat contained a drawing room, a bedroom and a vestibule; it is flying the East India Company flag

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Small mangrove tree, Sunderbans national park, West Bengal, India

Benares on the Ganges, by Hubert Cornish (1757-1832). Painted during a trip made by Lady Teignmouth and her party to the Sunderbans, Bengal

Lady Teignmouth and her party, by Hubert Cornish
Lady Teignmouth and her party on the Great Coolea Mullah in the Sunderbans, by Hubert Cornish (1757-1832). The boat in the foreground contained a kitchen

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The Sunderbans, located in West Bengal, India, is a mesmerizing World Heritage site and Biosphere Reserve that showcases the incredible beauty of nature. One of its most fascinating inhabitants is the mudskipper, scientifically known as Periophthalmus sp. These unique creatures can be spotted foraging on the mudflats of the mangrove channels within the Sundarban Forest. As you explore this enchanting region, you will be captivated by the diverse wildlife and stunning landscapes that surround you. The Sunderbans National Park offers a sanctuary to numerous species, making it an essential part of UNESCO's conservation efforts. Immerse yourself in this natural wonderland as you witness firsthand the harmonious coexistence between land and water. With each step along these muddy pathways, your senses are awakened by the symphony of sounds produced by various bird species inhabiting this area. The significance cannot be overstated; it serves as a vital ecosystem for countless organisms while also acting as a protective barrier against cyclones and tidal waves for nearby communities. Its importance has been recognized globally through its designation as both a World Heritage site and Biosphere Reserve. UNESCO's recognition highlights not only its ecological value but also its cultural significance to India and West Bengal. This prestigious status ensures that future generations will have the opportunity to experience this extraordinary place just as we do today. So come forth and embark on an unforgettable journey through time and nature at Sunderbans National Park – where every corner reveals another marvel waiting to be discovered. Let yourself become immersed in its magic; let your soul find solace amidst these ancient mangroves; let your spirit soar alongside vibrant avian companions – all within this precious sanctuary preserved for eternity.