Saptadinga Private Limited, founded in 2001 by Mr. Anil Krishna Mistry, has been dedicated to eco-tourism and wildlife conservation in the Sundarbans for over two decades. With a strong commitment to sustainability, we manage several unique properties, including the Hetalbon Eco Resort and the luxurious M.V. Machranga Houseboat, offering an unparalleled blend of comfort and nature immersion. Our founder, a renowned conservationist with over 30 years of dedication to tiger and environmental protection, This deep-rooted passion for preserving the Sundarbans' unique ecosystem shapes every aspect of our properties. We offer our guests not only a stay but also an experience that brings them closer to nature, with expert-guided tours, cultural encounters, and authentic local cuisine. What sets us apart is our deep connection to the Sundarbans, our respect for its biodiversity, and our dedication to community welfare. We actively support local families through employment opportunities and initiatives that directly benefit the community. Future guests can expect warm hospitality, a team knowledgeable about the environment, and personalized service. Our properties are designed to ensure comfort while respecting the delicate ecosystem, making us a preferred destination for eco-conscious travelers. When you stay with us, you’ll experience the beauty of the Sundarbans and contribute to its conservation, making your visit meaningful and memorable.

The M.V. Machranga Luxury Houseboat offers an extraordinary way to explore the captivating waterways of the Sundarbans, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Designed with an eye for comfort and traditional elegance by Mr. Avishek Mistry, Director of Saptadinga Pvt Ltd, Machranga redefines luxury on water. Its spacious decks and beautifully furnished interiors provide an immersive, tranquil experience surrounded by the untouched beauty of this mangrove ecosystem. This premium houseboat accommodates a small number of guests, ensuring privacy and an intimate connection with nature. With modern amenities like air-conditioned cabins, en-suite bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, and attentive crew, the M.V. Machranga creates an oasis of comfort on the serene waters. Enjoy delicious meals prepared on board, featuring local ingredients and flavors that reflect the rich culinary heritage of the region. Guests are treated to a unique perspective of the Sundarbans, including rare glimpses of Bengal tigers, spotted deer, and an array of bird species. With a strong commitment to eco-tourism and conservation, M.V. Machranga aligns with the ethos of the company , founded by Mr. Anil Krishna Mistry. Each journey promotes awareness and respect for the Sundarbans' delicate environment, allowing guests to explore the mangrove forests responsibly. Ideal for nature lovers, photographers, and those seeking a serene escape, M.V. Machranga offers curated experiences that reveal the magic of the Sundarbans with unmatched luxury and comfort.

The Sundarbans, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a unique and awe-inspiring region to explore, filled with rich biodiversity, cultural heritage, and thrilling wildlife experiences. As the world’s largest mangrove forest, it offers much for nature lovers and adventurers alike. Here are some highlights and must-see attractions in the area: Sundarbans National Park: Known for its dense mangroves and waterways, the park is the best place to catch a glimpse of the elusive Royal Bengal Tiger, spotted deer, and a variety of rare birds. Boat safaris offer an immersive way to explore the waterways and see wildlife in their natural habitat. Sajnekhali Watchtower: Located within the park, this watchtower is one of the most popular spots for wildlife sightings. It offers panoramic views and is a great vantage point for spotting animals, especially early in the morning. Dobanki Canopy Walk: This elevated walkway lets you experience the mangrove forest from above, giving you a unique perspective and the chance to see animals like crocodiles and deer from a safe distance. Sudhanyakhali Watchtower: Another popular wildlife viewing point, this tower is known for tiger sightings. The nearby pond attracts various animals, so you might spot wild boars, spotted deer, and sometimes tigers that come to drink. Hamilton Bungalow: The residence of Sir Daniel Hamilton, a Scottish banker who developed the area in the early 1900s, this historic site provides insight into the colonial history of the region. Local Villages: The nearby villages offer a glimpse of local life, where you can see traditional handicrafts, taste authentic Bengali cuisine, and connect with the people whose lives are intertwined with the