Location: Sundarbans Posted on: 24/1/2026

The Sundarbans is the world's largest mangrove forest, a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in the Ganges Delta across India (West Bengal) and Bangladesh, famous for its unique tidal ecosystem, intricate network of rivers and creeks, and being the only mangrove forest home to the iconic Royal Bengal Tiger. This biodiversity hotspot features unique saline wetlands, mudflats, and is vital for numerous other species, offering critical insights into climate resilience and sea-level changes.
Location: Ranaghat Posted on: 24/1/2026

These memories of UNESCO World Heritage site The Sundarbans will remain forever in my life... #rajworld #rajgautam
Location: Ranaghat Posted on: 23/1/2026

One year ago on this day Team Raj World visited UNESCO World Heritage site Nalanda... Nanalda photography and video had been viewed by millions of viewers from all over the world... Thanks to all my viewers...
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Location: Ranaghat Posted on: 23/1/2026

Maa Saraswati blessings bring wisdom, knowledge, and creative energy, often celebrated during Basant Panchami by honoring the goddess of learning to illuminate paths toward success and prosperity. Key themes focus on clearing ignorance, enhancing intellectual growth, and seeking inspiration for arts, music, and academic pursuits. #god