Jharkhali is a growing, scenic village and crucial tourist entry point to the Sundarbans mangrove forest, located in the South 24 Parganas district of West Bengal, India. Situated along the Matla River, it serves as a gateway to the Sundarbans Tiger Reserve, featuring attractions like the Sundarban Wild Animal Park, tiger rescue center, and various mangrove watchtowers.

Pakhiralay is a prominent village in the Sundarbans region of West Bengal, serving as a key gateway for tourists exploring the Sundarbans National Park. Situated near Gosaba, it offers access to mangrove boat safaris, birdwatching (kingfishers, herons), and local cultural experiences. It is a popular, rustic destination for nature lovers.

The Dobanki Watch Tower is a premier wildlife observation point in the Sundarbans Tiger Reserve, West Bengal, famous for its unique 496-metre-long canopy walk. Elevated approximately 20 feet above the ground and protected by high fencing, this walkway allows visitors to trek through the mangrove forest safely while observing wildlife in their natural habitat.

Tin Kona Island (literally meaning "Three-Cornered Island") is a popular wildlife spotting destination located within the Sundarbans, the world's largest mangrove forest. It is accessible from both the Indian (West Bengal) and Bangladeshi sides of the forest, though it is often highlighted as a key attraction for tourists visiting from Khulna, Bangladesh.