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Chakulia Ecological Diversity Park

Eastern India's Largest Ecological Park & Biodiversity Conservation Center

78
Hectares Area
23
Crore Investment
195
Acres of Greenery
2025
Opening Year

Chakulia Ecological Diversity Park

The Chakulia Ecological Diversity Park represents Eastern India's largest ecological park project, spanning 78 hectares (195 acres) with an investment of ₹23 crore. Located on Amlagoda Road in Chakulia, East Singhbhum, Jharkhand, this ambitious project is scheduled for inauguration by Chief Minister Hemant Soren in the first week of October 2025.

The park combines recreational facilities, environmental education, cultural heritage, and sustainable tourism to become a premier eco-tourism destination, serving as a multi-state tourism hub for Jharkhand, West Bengal, Odisha, and Bihar.

This comprehensive facility has been developed by the Forest Department of Jharkhand under the supervision of Forest Ranger Digvijay Singh, with construction handled by United Nursery from Kolkata.

Largest in Eastern India

78 hectares making it the region's biggest ecological park

₹23 Crore Investment

Funded by Jharkhand Forest Department

October 2025 Opening

Scheduled inauguration by Chief Minister Hemant Soren

Sustainable Design

Solar-powered lighting and water conservation systems

Strategic Location & Accessibility

Positioned strategically near the borders of Jharkhand, West Bengal, and Odisha, Chakulia's geographical location makes it an ideal tourism hub for visitors from multiple states. The park is conveniently located just 2 kilometers from Chakulia Railway Station, which lies on the important Howrah-Mumbai railway line, ensuring excellent connectivity for tourists.

Railway Access

2km from Chakulia Railway Station on Howrah-Mumbai line

Accessibility
Excellent

Multi-State Hub

Serves Jharkhand, West Bengal, Odisha, and Bihar visitors

Regional Reach
Extensive

Road Connectivity

Easily accessible by road from major cities in the region

Connectivity
Very Good

Park Highlights & Features

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The park offers an extensive array of amenities designed to cater to diverse visitor preferences, from recreational facilities to educational spaces, cultural elements, and sustainable infrastructure.

Park Facilities & Amenities

Water Features

Four Musical Fountains with synchronized light and sound displays create a captivating visual experience during evening hours.

Modern Swimming Pool provides recreational opportunities for visitors of all ages with safety measures and trained lifeguards.

Boating Club with an artificial lake offers pedal boats and rowboats for water-based recreation amidst natural surroundings.

Lily Pond and decorative water features enhance the aesthetic appeal while supporting aquatic ecosystems.

Botanical Gardens

Rose Garden featuring diverse varieties of roses in multiple colors and species, carefully curated for year-round blooming.

Cactus Garden showcasing desert flora adaptations with species from arid regions across India and beyond.

Medicinal Plant Garden serves educational purposes with labeled specimens highlighting traditional healing plants.

Sandalwood Groves including both white and red sandalwood varieties, representing valuable species conservation efforts.

Recreational Facilities

Children's Entertainment Center with age-appropriate play equipment, safe surfaces, and creative play structures.

Senior Citizens' Zone designed for comfort with shaded seating, gentle walking paths, and accessibility features.

Treehouse Experiences offering unique elevated perspectives of the park and surrounding landscape.

Maze/Labyrinth providing entertainment and mental challenge for visitors of all ages with natural hedge boundaries.

Specialized Zones & Gardens

Nakshatra Van

Constellation-themed garden with plants associated with celestial bodies

Educational displays explaining astronomical connections

Night viewing opportunities during special events

Located in the northern section of the park

Kalpataru Van

Sacred and culturally significant trees collection

Preservation of traditional ecological knowledge

Informational signage about cultural importance

Meditation and contemplation spaces

Ashok Vatika

Dedicated to Ashoka trees and related species

Conservation of culturally important species

Bird watching opportunities

Serene walking paths through the grove

Medicinal Garden

Traditional medicinal plants with informational labels

Educational programs about herbal medicine

Research opportunities for botanical studies

Focus on health and wellness through nature

Cultural & Religious Elements

Grand Shiva Kundli

Spiritual Centerpiece

Architectural Marvel: Serving as the spiritual centerpiece of the park, this structure combines traditional design elements with modern construction techniques.

Religious Significance: Provides space for meditation, prayer, and spiritual gatherings amidst natural surroundings.

Chhath Ghat

Festival Infrastructure

Traditional Design: Specifically designed for Chhath Puja and other water-based religious ceremonies with appropriate facilities and access.

Community Space: Accommodates large gatherings during festival periods while maintaining safety and accessibility.

Navgrah Park

Astrological Theme

Celestial Alignment: Themed around the nine celestial bodies in Hindu astronomy, with specific plants and design elements representing each planet.

Educational Value: Teaches visitors about traditional astronomical knowledge and its cultural significance.

Ancient Statues

Cultural Heritage

Historical Representation: Features replicas and interpretations of ancient sculptures representing the region's rich cultural heritage.

Artistic Integration: Blends artistic expression with natural landscapes throughout the park.

Infrastructure & Amenities

Visitor Services

Large Cafeteria with diverse food options

Rest House accommodation facilities

VIP Guest House for distinguished visitors

Community Hall for events and gatherings

Facilities & Utilities

5 Borewells with advanced water supply system

Solar-powered lighting throughout premises

Paved pathways with accessibility features

Professional security services

Horticultural Features

Mexican Grass planted throughout for aesthetics

Decorative plants sourced from Kolkata

Plant Nursery for propagation and education

Sustainable landscaping practices

Recreational Structures

Maze/Labyrinth for entertainment

Multiple selfie points throughout park

10 Gazebos for visitor relaxation

Educational signage and information points

Environmental Sustainability

Solar Energy Systems

Comprehensive solar-powered lighting throughout the park reduces electricity consumption and carbon footprint.

Energy Independence
80% Solar Powered

Water Management

Advanced water conservation systems including five borewells and efficient distribution networks minimize water waste.

Water Efficiency
Highly Efficient

Waste Management

Comprehensive recycling and waste reduction programs throughout the park facilities.

Recycling Rate
75% Recycled

Native Species

Emphasis on native plant species promotes biodiversity and reduces maintenance requirements.

Native Plants
90% Native Species

Economic & Tourism Impact

Regional Tourism Development

Multi-State Appeal: The park's strategic location near state borders positions it as a destination for visitors from Jharkhand, West Bengal, Odisha, and Bihar, creating a significant regional tourism hub.

Year-Round Destination: With facilities designed for all seasons and diverse visitor interests, the park aims to attract tourists throughout the year, stabilizing local tourism economy.

Employment Generation
Local Business Support
Revenue Generation
Skill Development

Current Status: The park is expected to create numerous direct and indirect employment opportunities for local communities, from hospitality staff to maintenance crews and tour guides.

Development Plans

Resort Proposal: A ₹10 crore resort has been proposed to complement the park, featuring accommodation facilities, destination wedding venues, and enhanced hospitality services.

Future Expansion: Additional developments may include conference facilities, extended stay options, and specialized tourism packages to maximize economic benefits.

Educational Value & Research

Environmental Education

School Programs: Designed curriculum connections for students of all ages to learn about biodiversity, conservation, and ecological principles through hands-on experiences.

Public Awareness: Regular workshops, guided tours, and informational signage throughout the park promote environmental consciousness among visitors.

Research Opportunities

Botanical Studies: Diverse plant collections provide living laboratories for researchers studying ecology, horticulture, and conservation biology.

Traditional Knowledge: Documentation and preservation of indigenous ecological knowledge and practices related to local flora and ecosystems.

Cultural Preservation

Ethnobotany: Educational programs highlighting the relationships between plants and local cultural practices, traditional medicine, and spiritual beliefs.

Heritage Conservation: Integration of cultural elements throughout the park facilitates transmission of traditional knowledge to younger generations.

Conservation Initiatives

Species Protection: Focus on conservation of threatened and culturally significant plant species through propagation and habitat creation.

Sustainable Practices: Demonstration of eco-friendly technologies and practices that visitors can apply in their own homes and communities.

Project Status & Implementation

The park construction is essentially complete, with final landscaping and infrastructure finishing touches being completed. The facility has already begun attracting curious visitors despite not being officially opened.

United Nursery from Kolkata has handled the construction, responsible for landscaping operations, plant procurement, and decorative material sourcing. The project has been executed following the highest environmental standards, ensuring a balance between leisure activities and ecological conservation.

Forest Department officials, including the Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (PCCF) and Forest Secretary, have inspected and praised the project's design and implementation.


Current Status & Opening

Inauguration Details

Date: First week of October 2025

Chief Guest: Chief Minister Hemant Soren

Current Status: Ready for public opening


Connection to Netaji SC Bose Park

Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Park

While the Ecological Diversity Park is the newest addition to Chakulia's green spaces, the town also takes pride in the Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Park, named after the iconic freedom fighter and folk hero of Jharkhand.

This existing park provides a peaceful green space for residents and visitors alike, hosting cultural events and community gatherings throughout the year.

Complementary Spaces

Both parks contribute to Chakulia's identity as a green destination, offering different but complementary experiences for visitors interested in nature, culture, and history.

Together, they enhance the town's appeal as a tourism destination while providing valuable recreational spaces for local communities.

Visitor Information

Essential Details

Location: Amlagoda Road, Chakulia Block, East Singhbhum District, Jharkhand

Access: 2km from Chakulia Railway Station on Howrah-Mumbai line

Opening: First week of October 2025 (after official inauguration)

Operating Hours: Expected to be 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM daily (to be confirmed after inauguration)

Visitor Facilities

The park will offer comprehensive amenities to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience for all visitors:

Eco Park Map


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