Central Park
Sampurna MajumderSampurna Majumder/Times Travel Editor/NATURE, KOLKATA/ Updated : Sep 6, 2016, 12:09 IST
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Located in the planned satellite town of Bidhannagar (Salt Lake City), the Central Park is the second largest open space in Kolkata after Maidan. This park is often referred to as the Salt Lake Central Park. Built around an expans … Read more
Located in the planned satellite town of Bidhannagar (Salt Lake City), the Central Park is the second largest open space in Kolkata after Maidan. This park is often referred to as the Salt Lake Central Park. Built around an expansive water body, the park is a favourite hang-out of many, especially couples. In the mornings, the park is filled with early risers who start their day here amidst lush greenery. Read less
Located in the planned satellite town of Bidhannagar (Salt Lake City), the Central Park is the second largest open space in Kolkata after Maidan. This park is often referred to as the Salt Lake Central Park. Built around an expansive water body, the park is a favourite hang-out of many, especially couples. In the mornings, the park is filled with early risers who start their day here amidst lush greenery.Complete with water bodies, trees and meadows, Central Park is home to several birds, including tree birds and water birds. One can spot common moorhen, whistling duck, pigeon, black drongo, cormorant, egret and many other birds here. There is a beautiful rose garden near gate number one. When in bloom, this small rose garden makes for a pleasant sight. The park also has a butterfly garden, where visitors can catch a glimpse of plain tiger, blue tiger, common jay and various other types of butterflies. This initiative is supported by the West Bengal Forest Department.
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