Eco Park New Town
Kolkata, West Bengal, India
India's largest urban park — 480 acres of themed gardens, a lake, cycling tracks and the 'Seven Wonders' replicas at Rajarhat.
Why visit: A full day of gardens, boating, cycling and miniature Taj-to-Colosseum photo ops.
- ›Seven Wonders park
- ›Lakeside cycling
- ›Japanese forest and rose garden
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Best time
Nov–Feb
Entry fee
₹30
Hours
12:00 – 7:30 PM (Sun from 11 AM, closed Mon)
Est. budget
₹200–800
Duration
Half day
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