Netidhopani

Netidhopani is one of the most remote and adventurous destinations inside the Sundarban Tiger Reserve. It is famous for its ancient temple ruins, believed to be over 400 years old, and is considered a high-probability tiger sighting zone.

Due to its deep forest location and limited access, Netidhopani offers a raw and untouched mangrove wilderness experience. It is typically included in longer Sundarban tour packages.

About Netidhopani Watch Tower

Netidhopani is one of the most mysterious and historically significant locations inside the Sundarban Tiger Reserve. The site is known for the ruins of an ancient temple, believed to date back to the 15th–16th century.

Main Attractions

• Netidhopani Watch Tower
• Ancient Temple Ruins
• High Tiger Sighting Zone
• Deep Mangrove Forest Experience
• Less Crowded Eco-Tourism Spot

Wildlife You May Spot

Royal Bengal Tiger, spotted deer (chital), wild boar, estuarine crocodiles, fishing cats, monitor lizards, and various bird species.

Why Visit Netidhopani?

Netidhopani offers a combination of history and wilderness. The remote location and dense forest surroundings make it one of the most thrilling destinations for serious wildlife enthusiasts and photographers.