WATCH | Most tourists visit the Sundarbans hoping to spot the Royal Bengal Tiger. But sightings are rare. What everyone does experience is just as special: the slow rhythm of the river, mangroves stretching endlessly, food cooked fresh on the deck, and nights under the stars. 🚤 For us, a few days on a boat feels like adventure. For the workers, it is how they live for nearly 330 days a year. They eat, sleep, and work on these waters, cooking on small stoves, and sleeping on the same deck that c

Ruled by the tide, the Sundarbans is a place like no other — meet tigers that inspire myths, mangroves that combat cyclones, and a turtle that is back from the brink of extinction. This month, RoundGlass Sustain takes you on a virtual tour through the world’s largest mangrove forest. Credits Camera: Ashwika Kapur, Suvrajyoti Chatterjee, Biont, Nityananda Chowkidar Text: Radhika Raj/ RoundGlass Sustain Edit and mastering: Amit Kalra/ RoundGlass Sustain | Roundglass Sustain