- Sunderban National Park is located in the South 24 Parganas district of West Bengal, India.
- In 1973, the Sundarbans Tiger Reserve was officially established under Project Tiger initiative.
- In 1977, the Sundarbans Reserve Forest was designated as a wildlife sanctuary.
- In 1984, the Sundarbans Wildlife Sanctuary was elevated to the status of a National Park.
- In 1987, the Sundarbans was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- In 1989, the indian government declared the Sunderbans as a biosphere reserve.
- In 2001, the Sunderbans was designated as a UNESCO World Network of Biosphere Reserves.
- In 2019, the Sunderban Wetland was recognized as a Wetland of International Importance under the Ramsar Convention.
- Area: The park cover an area of about 1,330 square kilometers (513 square miles). This park area is composed of 54 small islands.
- River: Some prominent rivers and water bodies in and around the park are:
- Ganges River (Hooghly River)
- Matla River
- Bidyadhari River
- Raimangal River
- Harinbhanga River
- Flora: Sundari, Gewa, Goran, Keora, Hetal, Passur, Nypa palm, Dhundul, Kankra etc.
- Fauna: Royal Bengal Tiger, Leopard Cat, Chital, Wild Boar, Fishing Cat, Ganges River Dolphins, Irrawaddy Dolphins, Chinese White Dolphins, While Minke Whales,False Killer Whales, Common Kingfishers, , Night Herons, Spotted Doves, Monitor Lizards, Green Turtles, Water Monitor Lizard,Estuarine Crocodile etc.