Burirdabri Forest Camp is one of the most unique and remote tourist spots inside the Sundarban National Park.
Located near the India–Bangladesh border, Burirdabri offers visitors a rare opportunity to explore dense mangrove forests up close through its famous mud walk and watch tower.
This location is less crowded compared to other watch towers, making it ideal for travelers seeking a peaceful and raw wilderness experience.
One of the highlights of Burirdabri is the fenced mud pathway that allows visitors to safely walk inside the mangrove forest and experience the ecosystem closely.
The watch tower provides a panoramic view of the surrounding forest and waterways, increasing the chances of spotting:
Saltwater crocodiles
Spotted deer
Wild boars
Exotic bird species
From this point, visitors can see across the Raimangal River toward Bangladesh territory.
While tiger sightings are rare, Burirdabri falls within an active wildlife zone. Visitors often see pugmarks and signs of tiger movement.
