Bangabandhu Jamuna Eco Park

nice overviews and 4.8 km long bridge with 4 lane for vehicles including train lines.

on the western side of the Bangabandhu Bridge, is in a sorry state now, though few development works can make the spot much attractive to the visitors.

The construction work of the park, which is about 125 kilometres from Dhaka and 12 kilometres from Sirajganj town, was started in 2006 on 600 acres of land of Bangladesh Bridge Authority (BBA).

The bridge of dreams of the people of North Bengal. This eye-catching eco park is on both sides of the bridge. However, it would have been more interesting to build a wildlife sanctuary in the park.

The 'Bangabandhu Bridge Ecopark'

This eco-park has been established on the western end of the bridge in Sirajganj with an area of ​​about 600 acres. The presence of different species of plants and wildlife has made Vibrant Park a tourist attraction.At the header of this park is the better viewing point of 'Bangabandhu Multipurpose Bridge'. The chaos of different kind os birds, the movement of rabbits, monkeys & the natural attractive sites is enough to take your mind to keeping peace & anxiousness.
Lets go for picnic here at your holidays & make a day of enjoy.

Its a nice place for Family outing and Group picnic. Not too many animal except few Snake, monkey, fox and some wild dogs. Security and food is available inside and park entry gate. Enjoy the place....

nice, beautiful and calm place.
I think this place is secured.
Army and police Patrol is taken very often.

Very good place for relaxation.
Natural beauty is everywhere.
Evergreen place to visit anytime.

Its a nice place for spending time family or Alon. & good place for feel the nature
The Bangabandhu Jamuna Eco Park in Sirajganj, which could become a lucrative spot pulling in local and foreign tourists, has been in a sorry state for years. The park, about 125 kilometres north-west of Dhaka, has over 50 varieties of timber, fruit and medicinal trees and a zoo, but fails to draw many tourists due to a lack of necessary facilities and publicity, said visitors and officials concerned.

Very nice deep forest.Here many type of trees.All over this is very beatiful place.some of jungli animal live here.

Most beautiful Green place Bangabandhu Jamuna Eco Park.

Best natural picnic place in Bangladesh

Amusement park. Good for family visits.
Not a romantic place

Cool place for family tour

What a great memories!!!! This eco park is named by the name of bangabandhu sheikh mujibur Rahman father of the nation Bangladesh. Bangabandhu jamuna eco park is basically has a good scenery of view. This eco park has a nice greenery view. So you must visit this place... Thank you.

Bangabandhu Jamuna bridge is one of the most biggest in the world. It's running since 1998. Now a day's it connecting Northland to capital. So it vital role playing in the country. Beside the river have some beautyful place for picnic, one of is Eco park and other is Jamuna resort. The transportation system is almost well, from there have railway connectivity and roads connectivity is very good.

An awesome place for tourist. A place with so many trees. It is one of the most beautiful place in Bangladesh. The Jamuna river flowed by the side of this park. The river has made this park more beautiful.

One of the most beautiful forrest areas of Bangladesh. There's a resort to stay at night . View from the watch tower is amazing! Forrest department has transport to visit places around.

Beautiful place, beautiful environment, park

this is bangabandhu eco park West side of jamuna bridge situated at sirajganj district Bangladesh. really very cool and nice place. it's big area, you have to prepare physically fit to walk long area, bicycle, Motorcycle or car not allowed in side of park. keep clean park premises, have a safe journey

The Bangabandhu Jamuna Eco Park in Sirajganj, which could become a lucrative spot pulling in local and foreign tourists, has been in a sorry state for years. The park, about 125 kilometres north-west of Dhaka, has over 50 varieties of timber, fruit and medicinal trees and a zoo, but fails to draw many tourists due to a lack of necessary facilities and publicity, said visitors and officials concerned.

The 600-acre park on the western end of Jamuna bridge at Soydabad in the district was opened to public in 2008, but the authorities have not taken any initiatives to attract tourists. During a recent visit, this correspondent found the park in a state of neglect, with only a handful of visitors. The park has a small zoo with only four cages that accommodate only two sick porcupines and a few monkeys and hares.