Accomodation
Solitary Nook ( Resort & Tourism) has seven luxurious cottages with one king sized and one queen sized bed in each room. One is a specially designed honeymoon cottage adding to the grandeur of the natural environment. There are two dormitories and all our accommodation have attached western type washrooms and provide basic amenities such as running water. Electricity ( solar & soundless generator), cleanliness and comfort. Hot water can also be provided as per the requirement of the guests. The cottages are scattered around a beautified pond full of lotuses.
Dining
A Man's heart is through his stomach: We have the dining hall in the open natural environment connected by pathways and bamboo bridges with the cottages Solitary Nook offers all those facilities that is expected from a resort-and more. Guests can please their taste buds with the buffet style "carte du jour" prepared by our local chef who offers delicious home cooked meals, be it local Bengali cuisine, Chinese or continental. Or one may go for the "al-a-carte" menu, which offers a special seafood section comprising local fishes (Bhetki, Pomfret, hilsa, parse); crabs and prawns that have been specifically harvested for consumption, without affecting the ecological balance.
Activities
To maintain the noise free, pollution free and echo-friendly atmosphere, Biking is a wonderful option to take a tour around the village and meet local inhabitators. Bicycles are available on hire at the resorts. Please contact the resort Coordinator or our staff if you wish to hire a bike . But, one should be prepared for a bumpy ride as the roads are not paved, and always carry a map of the village. If guests want to buy any souvenir, packed or packaged local items or produces, please contact the person in charge at the resort. Please ask for the pricelist before making any payment.
WILDLIFE WATCHING
A Sustainable Living Within Environment
Our research in the Sunderbans is our whole hearted involvements, which reveals many secrets. Guests may watch rare species of birds, animals and insects, keeping alive the chance to have an encounter with the Royal Bengal Tiger that the world dreams of just to have a glimpse. There can be no guarantees of what you will see on your outing. However, you can greatly improve your chances and reduce your impact on the land and inland water by following few simple guidelines - based on three principles to take responsibility for your own actions, respect the interests of others and care for the environment. Remembering that the welfare of wildlife and its natural habitat must come first, will ensure that you leave the precious environment that you have come to experience untouched. Watching and recording wildlife is a popular activity and falls within access rights. In enjoying the natural heritage, you can help by remembering that some plants can be easily damaged and that some birds and other animals can be easily alarmed or distressed if you do not take care.
Wonders of Sunderban
