Haringhata forest is mainly famous for its spotted deer. The sight of flocks of deer wandering in the secluded forest attracts more tourists. However, in addition to ‘Harin’, there are many other animals in Haringhata. There are 20 species of wildlife including wild chickens, monkeys, pigs, monitor lizards, red crabs and various species of reptiles. There are also 70 species of birds.
A total of 18 canals flowing through Haringhata forest. At high tide, the canals are filled with water. Then tourists can enjoy the beauty of the forest riding small boats.
On the southern boundary of the forest, where a strip of sandy land has been formed at the mouth of the sea, a dried fish village has developed. A bridge-shaped foot trail has been constructed across Haringhata forest, which is very attractive. Walking along this foot trail built on high pillars, nature lovers get a chance to safely see the life and nature of the forest and the sea.
awesome!