Chuadanga DC ECO Park
Mr. Nafar Chandrapal Chowdhury, the zamindar of Nadia Estate, planted mangoes in a large area of Shivanagar in Damurhuda Upazila in 1895. Hundreds of palm trees were planted in rows on both sides of the entrance to enhance the beauty of the garden. Nafar Chandra Pal Chowdhury passed away in 1940. His two sons migrated to India after partition in 1947. The garden later came under government ownership. Due to lack of maintenance for many years, the garden became almost treeless and dense jungle was created and became the sanctuary of the Proletarian Party. After joining as Upazila Nirbahi Officer in 2013, a plan was adopted to renovate the gardens and water bodies to protect government resources and increase government revenue. To enhance the beauty of the garden, there are more than 12,036 native and exotic fruit, forest and medicinal plants of 113 species.
Chuadanga Ecopark Travel Description:
On 13-12-2014 in the presence of Cabinet Secretary (Former Senior Secretary, Ministry of Land) Mr. Mohammad Shafiul Alam and Divisional Commissioner Khulna Division Mr. Md. Abdus Samad Mohade in the conference room of Deputy Commissioner Kushtia, self-assessed When the possibility of a water body adjacent to the garden was presented, Senior Secretary Mahaday and Commissioner Mahaday encouraged the work to be taken forward. Journey of DC Ecopark: Under the direct supervision of Divisional Commissioner Khulna Mr. May Abdus Samad Mohade, an initiative was taken to build an eco park across Batali Bill adjacent to Talsari-Shivnagar Ambagan and Bagan from 2014. The garden and the lake together are established on an area of about 128 acres
Eco Park is now known as the hub of nature lovers.
The geo-natural environment is being preserved through the renovation of about 8 acres of water body attached to the garden. Tree productivity has increased through garden care and protection. Also the newly created fruit trees are being cared for through protection. Amrakanan, litchi orchard, jackfruit orchard and mango orchard surrounded by hundreds of palm groves have become an extraordinary tourist destination. Which is increasing the attraction and respect of Chuadanga district. Thousands of people from far and wide are flocking to today's DC Ecopark, the green land of beauty. Tourists are enjoying the water of the lake in the park. The DC Ecopark is being built on a daily basis in an effort to create a sanctuary for future generations and a sanctuary for all the famous and endangered fruit, forest and medicinal plants and animals.
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