The Sundarbans in West Bengal have been losing land. In the last two decades, an estimated 110 square kilometres of mangroves have been lost to global warming and climate change.

The forest’s 10,000 sq. km were inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987, joining the ranks of India’s 38 listed areas, such as the city of Jaipur, the Taj Mahal and colonial art-deco ...

Looking for a quiet escape from the city? These 5 charming villages near Kolkata promise tranquil landscapes, rich heritage, ...

Discover the history, heritage, art, and culture of the Sundarbans through a museum in a college on the remote Pathankhali island. Connect with your roots and explore the treasures of the Sundarbans.

The Sundarbans is not just an ecological wonder, but also a repository of rich cultural traditions passed down through generations among the local communities. Some of these living heritage elements ...

D espite living all his life in a remote backwater of India’s Sundarbans, 52-year-old Mihir Sardar’s only experience of tiger attacks was through stories circulated among his fellow villagers ...

The Sundarbans, the world’s ... They paint a picture of bloodthirsty beasts preying on innocent humans, perpetuating fear and animosity towards these endangered creatures.