The park's central waterbody contains a man-made island covering 7 acres.
The park hosts a replica of the Seven Wonders of the World.
It is built on reclaimed land that was previously low-lying wetland and scrub.
The park includes a dedicated 'Mask Garden' displaying traditional masks from various Indian states.
The site operates a glass house conservatory to maintain specific climatic conditions for exotic plants.
A portion of the park is dedicated to a 'Sustainable Living' zone demonstrating waste management techniques.
Eco Park is India's largest urban park, sprawling over 480 acres with a 104-acre central waterbody. The park features diverse ecological zones including a tropical rainforest, bamboo forest, and grassland areas. Visitors can explore themed gardens such as the Butterfly Garden, Rose Garden, and formal Japanese gardens. A central island, accessible by boat or walkway, serves as the primary recreational hub. The park integrates renewable energy sources, including solar-powered lighting and pathways. It hosts various outdoor activities ranging from kayaking and cycling to open-air art installations. The landscape is designed to mimic natural topography with undulating hills and peripheral forests. It functions as a significant carbon sink for the Newtown area of Kolkata.
The elevated viewing deck overlooking the central lake and the replica of the Seven Wonders.
Wear comfortable walking shoes as the park covers a massive area that requires extensive walking.
Rent a bicycle near the main entrance to efficiently navigate the expansive perimeter paths.
Bring a portable sun umbrella or high-SPF protection, as many sections lack dense tree canopy cover.
Do not rely solely on walking to traverse the entire park, as the distance between themed gardens can exceed two kilometers.
Closed on Mondays for routine maintenance.
Maintain silence in designated 'Quiet Zones' and adhere to 'No Littering' policies strictly enforced throughout the park.
