The park is situated near the historical site of the Koya Kujiya Beel, a wetland area significant for local biodiversity.
It serves as an important site for local environmental conservation efforts within the Bongaigaon district.
The park's design centers on a natural water body that historically supported local fishing and irrigation needs.
Koya Kujiya Eco Park is a regional nature retreat situated in the Bongaigaon district of Assam, specifically located near the town of Abhayapuri. The park features a large central water body that serves as the focal point for visitors and local birdlife. Man-made pathways surround the lake, facilitating walking access for recreational use. The landscape emphasizes local flora, with integrated gardening efforts to maintain the greenery. The park functions as a community hub for residents of the Lalmati and Gobindpur areas. It is designed to provide a natural escape from the surrounding urban and semi-urban settings of the district.
The pedestrian bridge or walkway overlooking the main lake during golden hour.
Bring insect repellent, as the proximity to the water body can attract mosquitoes, particularly in the late afternoon.
Wear comfortable walking shoes suitable for gravel or earthen paths.
Carry drinking water as on-site amenities for food and beverages can be limited.
Avoid visiting during the peak heat of midday, as there is limited overhead shade in certain sections of the walking paths.
Maintain silence to avoid disturbing local birdlife and carry all trash out of the park to keep the water body clean.
