The best time to visit is during the winter season (November to February) when the weather is cooler, and wildlife is more active.
Avoid the monsoon season (June to September) due to heavy rains and potential flooding.

Access points include Khulna, Mongla, and Satkhira. Travel to these towns via bus, train, or private car.
Boats or launches are the only way to explore the Sundarbans. Tour packages often include transportation by water.

Options include eco-tourism resorts, guesthouses in nearby towns, or accommodations provided as part of a tour package.
Popular choices are Sundarban Eco Resort or boats equipped for overnight stays.

Tour packages typically include meals. Expect simple Bengali dishes like rice, fish, vegetables, and dal.
Carry bottled water, as potable water may not always be available.

Wear light, breathable clothing during the day and carry warm layers for chilly nights in the winter.
Comfortable footwear is essential for walking in muddy areas or embarking/disembarking boats.
Carry a raincoat if visiting during the wet season.

Mobile network coverage is limited, with some connectivity through Grameenphone or Robi in specific areas.
Internet access is minimal, so prepare for an offline experience.

Royal Bengal Tigers: While elusive, spotting one is the ultimate experience.
Wildlife: Spot deer, crocodiles, monkeys, snakes, and various bird species.
Hiron Point: Known for its serene beauty and wildlife sightings.
Kotka Beach: A tranquil spot with pristine beaches and dense mangroves.
Dublar Char: Famous for fishing communities and scenic views.

Respect the local fishing and honey-collecting communities.
Avoid disturbing wildlife or damaging the mangrove ecosystem.

A 2-3 day tour typically costs 5,000–10,000 BDT per person, depending on the package and services.
Carry cash, as ATMs are unavailable in remote areas.

Use insect repellent to avoid mosquito and insect bites.
Follow all safety guidelines provided by the Forest Department or tour operators, especially regarding wildlife.
Carry a basic first aid kit and any personal medicines.

Do not harm wildlife or plants, as the Sundarbans is a protected area.
Avoid carrying plastic or littering, as it is strictly prohibited.
Stay with your tour group; wandering alone is dangerous.

Lightweight clothing, a hat, and sunscreen.
Binoculars and a camera for wildlife viewing.
A flashlight or headlamp, power bank, and extra batteries.
Snacks, bottled water, and personal hygiene items.