All mangrove forests in Bangladesh

All mangrove forests in Bangladesh
"I traveled miles, for many a year.
I spent a lot in lands afar,
I've gone to see the mountains, the oceans I've been to view.
But I haven't seen with these eyes
Just two steps from my home lies
on a sheaf of paddy grain, a glistening drop of dew"
1. The Suburbans

The Sunder-bans is the largest of tidal saprophytic or salt avoidance (plants that avoid the effects of high salt even though they live in a saline environment may be referred to as facilitative halophytes rather than 'true', or obligatory, saprophytes) mangrove forest in the world. UNESCO   is declared the World Heritage  forest site.

It is covering parts of Bangladesh and state of West Bengal of India

Two-third of the Sundarbans is in Bangladesh and the remaining is in West Bengal, India. Sundarbans South, East and West are three protected forests in Bangladesh. This region is densely covered by mangrove forests, and is one of the largest reserves for the Royal Bengal tigers.

Royal Bengal of the Sundarbans:

                                         

There are different kinds of cat tiger is known as big cats. Bengal is language of the people of Bangladesh. The inhabitance of the region Bangladesh is known Bengal people.  So, the best animal is known as Bengal Tiger

The Bengal Tiger is the most numerous species of tiger in Asia and is found in dense forests and mangrove swamps and jungles throughout most in the Sundarbans of Bangladesh and India it is also found in Bhutan and Nepal.

We heard from our grand fathers that Royal Bengal Tiger was 16 / 18 feet long. Now days it founds among 8-12 feet. It is most ferocious animal of Asia continent. It lives on flesh mostly deer, rabbit and other animals.  

The Sundarbans is placed in the best 14 natural wonder   but not in seven natural wonders.

OTHER ANIMALS OF THE SUNDARBANS

Spotted deer: It is a very beautiful animal of the Sundarbans of Bangladesh. It lives on grass. It gives two babies at time at early winter of the year.

2. Chor Kukri

Age: It is an island about 4 hundred years of aged.

Location:

Char Kukri-Mukri Island is in southern of Charfession Upazila, in Bola district.

Wild Life:

It is an island of wild beast like fishing cat, egrets, heron, small-clawed Otter, grey pelican and bitterns etc with guest birds. A list of deer, cows - buffalo, monkeys and various species of wildlife are roaming the island.

Transport:

You can go up to Barishal by road or river transport and then go to Bhola by road. There is some ship (Launch) runs from Dhaka to Bhola. 2.5 hours by road towards the char, then take 1 hour boat ride on local transport.

Accommodation:

There is some small hotels and guest houses are available here (Bola) but More plentiful accommodations are available in Barishal.

Some lucky tourist sometimes fined The Royal Bangle Tiger. There is secure Navy - Communication systems, hotel - motel & modern tourism. If we can develop this spot, many tourists will come to see its beauty. Beside this, 2 more island are here named Chor Patella & Dhalchor. Various species of deer during in winter. Recently, Chor Kukri Mukri is identified as the world's biodiversity area by the IUCN

Food: sea food. No alcohol but soft drinks and coconut is available there. But you will get all foods and drinks in Bhola and Barishal.

3. Nijhum deep:

 

About:
This virgin latest invited island of Nijhum Dip rose of the great Meghna delta in the mouth of The Bay of Bengal. The geographical location has been recognized just about 1.5 miles southern west of Hatia under Noakhali district. This newly endorsed island may named as bunch of islands with more than 5 small islands like Char Osman, Char Kamla, Corner of Char Osman and isolated from the mainland by Hatia Delta.

This island is found bring under settlement during 1969 and afterward the woodland department under took substantial drive for a forestation by mangrove species. Now this island has been declared as the unique Eco-touristy spot for its superlative natural setup with the rich body versification factors and the perennial mangrove forest with wild animals be fond of spotted deer, wild boar and rhesus macaque and for the ideal habitat for fish property. Since south coastline is open to the mouth of vast extent of Bay of Bengal, the manifestation of whale from time to time occurred. There are more than eight thousand people found their permanent termination in the island and their profession is generally farming and fishing. There are some organizations like Red Crescent, Proshika, JAICA are implicated with their improvement projects on this island. Owing to its rich natural and biodiversical factors, the touristy potentialities have enormously enhanced. In spite of difficult access and lack of good residential facilities, a few thousand enthusiastic local tourists visit this island during winter every year.

Transport:

Since there is no regular river transport or passenger route from Dhaka to Nijhum Dwip, it is difficult to organize direct tour program from Dhaka to Nijhum Dwip beach through coastal water ways. The main problem is that there is no navigation light and lousier; there are hundreds of submerged islands.

Food: sea food. No alcohol but soft drinks and coconut is available there.

4. Fatrar Chor, Kuakata

Fatrar chor, Kuakata

Fatrar chor is the nice sightseer place in close proximity to Kuakata beach. Starting Kuakata traveler may visit the Fatrar Chor. Fatrar Chor is the part of the Sundarbans forest. Fatrar Chor is also known as Fatrar Bon. As the Fatrar Chor is the component of Sundarbans so it is a mangrove forest. Fatrar Bon is fairly big forest in Kuakata.
Wood: There are many Timber trees available here. The tree of this forest is very hard and strong. And the wood of this trees are very long lasting and also costly. A wood business is started at that place and these woods are supplied in all over the country.
Food: Bangladeshi & sea food. No alcohol but soft drinks and coconut is available there.

How to Go at Kuakata Fatrar Chor

Fatrar Forest, Kuakata

Travel transport: Travelers have to rent an engine boat near the beach. It may take about an hour boat journey from Kuakata sea beach. After the thrilling journey traveler will reach at Fatrar chor or Fatrar bon / Bada. (Local language of big forest is Bada)There is a nice canal in that position and jungle beside the inland waterway.
Permission: Now traveler should enter at the forest after taking the permission from forest camp.
Wild life: There are many wild birds, monkey, some rabbit, deer and other animal found at that jungle.
If travelers want to visit Fatrar chor some tour agency is available in Kuakata to bring the traveler at Fatrar chor and it is really a nice place to visit.

Food: sea food. No alcohol but soft drinks and coconut is available there. But you will get all kinds food and drinks in Kuakata.

5. Ratargul Swamp Forest

Location: Ratargul Swamp Forest is fresh water forest located in Sylhet, Bangladesh. It is the only swamp forest located in Bangladesh and one of the few freshwater swamp forests in the world. The forest is naturally preserved under the sector of Forestry, Government of Bangladesh.

The evergreen forest is situated by the river Goain and linked with the mini Chengir (Khal) Channel. Most of the trees grow here are Pongamia Pinnate (a kind of tree). The forest goes under 20-30 feet water at rainy season. Rest of the year the water level is about 10 feet deep.

Specialty: It is a large forest in wetland. A plenty of inundated trees are standing here in rows. This forest is so dense that the sunlight can’t enter into the inner side of the forest through the leaves to touch the water.

Naming: Many people say that it is the Amazon of Bangladesh. Locally this forest is called the Sundarbans of Bangladesh. Its real name is Ratargul.

Wild life: Various wild animals and birds live here and wander from branch to branch of trees. The snakes of this area are very beautiful to see but they are poisonous.

Best time: Rainy season (from June to October) is the best time to visit Ratargul.

6. Rain Forest Lawachara

Lawachara rain forest is one of the major national park/sanctuary/preserve in Bangladesh. In 1997 Bangladesh government declared it A National Park.  This forest is made by the British.

Location: Eight km east from Srimongal town under Kamalganj upazila of Moulavibazar district, near about 1,200 hectares area of the national park Lawachara. It is the most beautiful tropical forest.

Wild life: At  in attendance are  dawdling Loris, fox, Pig-tailed Macaque, monkeys, Rhesus Macaque, Assamese Macaque, Capped Langur, Payer’s Leaf-monkey, Jackal, Wild Dog, Sloth Bear, Yellow-throated Marten, Tiger, Fishing Cat, Leopard Cat, Wild Pig, Sambar, Barking Deer, Indian Giant, wile bore and even King Cobra settle their incidence. Local elder converse of leopards wandering the jungle, but those have long been extinct. Birds of different species are found here. Adventure begins in the territory of wild chicken, squirrel, and python.

Indigenous inhabitants: Khasia, Manipuri, Tripura are the main inhabitants of this woods. They have prosperous artistic and religious heritage.

Homes: It’s also traveler attraction. They make their villages high on hill summit in bottomless forest and so distant from town.

Best Time to Visit: Middle September to middle April. 

Accommodation: Accommodation services are copious in Srimongal.

Tea Town Guest House, Sandra Hotel and High-end Tea Resort, BTRI Rest House. The mini bungalows of the Tea Research Institute are available.