Sundarbans

Beehive in the Sundarbans. Photo: Saad Abdullah
In Focus

Honey hunting in the Sundarbans

The forest itself is a challenge, navigating through dense mangroves in search of bee hives requires a high level of skill and experience. 

Photo: UNB
Bangladesh

Tourism suspended in Sundarbans till Apr 15

Photo: Collected
Bangladesh

Dead tiger recovered from Sundarbans

Firefighters working to put out Sundarbans fire. Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

Probe body formed over Sundarbans fire

Sundarbans fire brought under control
Bangladesh

Sundarbans fire brought under control

Men on a boat row past mangrove trees encircling the island of Satjelia in the Sundarbans, India, December 15, 2019. REUTERS/Anushree Fadnavis
South Asia & China

Tigers stalk as storms, poverty force Indians deep into mangrove forests

The Sundarbans starts to unveil its natural beauty to tourists again after the government lifted tourism restrictions on November 1. The number of tourists has doubled this November in Khulna and Satkhira area compared to November, 2019. The photo was taken recently. Photo: TBS
Industry

Tourists rushing to Sundarbans after long pause

Representational image: UNB
Bangladesh

Sundarbans-bound tourist launch sinks in River Pasur

Photo;Collected
Bangladesh

3-day crowd-pulling Rash Mela cancelled

Photo: UNB
Bangladesh

Preparations underway at Dublar Char as Rash Mela to begin 28 Nov

Photo: UNB
Environment

Activists demand end to fly ash transports on the Sundarbans’ waterways

A file photo of Sundarbans. photo: Collected
Bangladesh

Tourist spots including Sundarbans reopen after 7 months

Sundarbans reopened for tourists
Bangladesh

Sundarbans reopened for tourists