A beautiful architecture in the heart of Kolkata. This pagoda was originally built in Burma (Myanmar). In 1853, Lord Dalhousie brought this pagoda to Kolkata. The pagoda stands on a land surrounded by a waterbody, inside the Eden Uddyan (Park). Proper maintenance of such beautiful architecture is very much needed as several parts of the pagoda have been damaged and large spider webs are hanging from the ceiling! Visitors should also maintain the beauty and sanctity of the place by not throwing chips packets and other garbage in the pagoda premises or not writing their love stories on the pillars of the pagoda.

You can spend a great time here with friends or family. Enchanting green, calm and pleasant environment. Fishes playing with clean water, birds chirping, you would not think so close to the bustling area of ​​Kolkata. Best time to visit here is afternoon. Toilet facilities are available here.

A Lovely Burmese Pagoda brought to Calcutta by the British. Fell into utter neglect for decades. Now restored and looks Beautiful and serene. A must see.

It is inside Eden garden. Opens till 4 pm. Good atmosphere. Time spend with family and friends. Well maintained place. It is the back side of Stadium. From babughat bus stand it takes 2 minutes walking distance.

The three-storeyed Burmese pagoda in red and golden yellow, was brought by Lord Dalhousie... This pagoda is a hidden gem of Kolkata...and is located in a serene and quaint area...there is a wooded path area near a waterbody...this place also add up as a place to spend quality time to spend out with your partner...💏💑 Currently this monument is under renovation... There are many benches lined up beside the lake...where people can sit sit and spend some quality time💏💑...this place is kinda safe for lovebirds as this place is not that popular and crowded...so you can enjoy more...💏 However, this part is not family friendly...🙈🔞

It's an old architectural structure. Made by wood.

Wonderful place... So beautiful area... The whole area is fully decorated with flowers. And there are so many sport to click pictures of yourself. And the most special thing about this place is no need to purchase ticket. It is free of cost to visit this place.

Eden Gardens located near Eden Gardens stadium, the main attraction is the Buddhist Pagoda located inside the garden that was brought here by Lord Dalhousie from Burma. Ticket price is ₹20 per head. Really beautiful ambiance.

EDEN GARDEN surrounded by EDEN GARDEN cricket stadium , NETAJI INDOR stadium.Verry greenery area. In winter they organize flower show. No entry fees.

A beautiful architecture at Eden garden park ( Eden Udyan ) . This park actually situated near Eden Garden Stadium and nearly station is Eden Garden . There is a entry fee it costs 20 rupees per person . This place i.e Buddhist Pagoda is well maintained and covered with greenery plants . That Pagoda surrounded by a big pond where you can boating with 3 of your friends and family for thirty minutes it costs extra 80 rupees . A very fine spot for a part time vacation with your family and friends . There is a ground having lot of activities for childrens .

Very beautiful place with lush of greenery.The place is well maintained, and here one can spend their whole day. A good spot for a part-time vacation I went along with my friend , there is also canteen and free drinking water supply.The entry fee is 20/p there is also boating facility (which is mostly unguided) and it costs extra.

It is actually inside the Eden Gargen Park. Nice, calm and serene place. You can go alone and sit there for hours enjoying solitude. Excellent place for couples, photographers, bloggers with good scenery of pond and foliage in front. No ticket is needed to enter, it's absolutely free of cost. But don't forget to put off your shoes.

It is quite a unknown place. Very calm and soothing ambience is the most attractive feature of this place. You can spend quality time with your beloved,friends and family members. But keep one thing in mind that don't be intimate with your partner at this place. You might be charged by the authority.

It's very calm and eye soothing please you can go with children. entry fee only 20/- there also have boating option

One of the peaceful place ❤❤. It's good place for an unplanned picnic or playing badminton with your friend and if you love nature you must go there.

This gardens were laid out in 1834 and named after Emily and Fanny Eden, the sisters of Governor-General George Eden, 1st Earl of Auckland. The pagoda at Eden Garden was brought to Calcutta from Prome, Burma by Viceroy James Andrew Broun-Ramsay, Marquess of Dalhousie, and erected in the gardens in 1854.(Collected)

Nice place to visit on the weekend. Entry fees are 20/- per person and parking costs rs. 20/-. Timing 11.00 am to 5.45 pm.

Nice looking Pagoda. Very much clean areas.keep it up.

Nice place. People hardly know about this place. The place is Serene. There is an old pagoda. Also desert garden, butterfly garden and three nurseries are there. Flower shows are held in winter by Forest Department of West Bengal. But in other times of the year, entry is restricted.

Good place

Beautiful place to visit with friends and family

Nice temple amidst the beautiful greenery and lovely water body. Nice place to visit and enjoy with friends or family.

Beautiful place with serene landscape. Greenaries are there all around. The water body and different types of trees have made the place almost heaven in earth. Anyone will truly enjoy this place and will breath fresh air. Remains open till 5 PM and all days in a week.

Heritage

Quiet place. Very neat and clean.

It's not a crowded place, doesn't need tickets, and it's quite, beautiful, peaceful.

i just go there and find it closed ??

You can spend a great time here with friends or family. Enchanting green, calm and pleasant environment. Fishes playing with clean water, birds chirping, you would not think so close to the bustling area of ​​Kolkata. Best time to visit here is afternoon. Toilet facilities are available here.

Peaceful, couple friendly, and moderately big with serene beauty of nature. Benches are available easily for spending quality time with loved ones. There's a small water body with Lotus , it's beautiful. Recommended for photography. Only 20 rupees per person. You should definitely visit here with your loved ones to spend some peaceful time.

Awesome place and one of the most peaceful place ✨❤️ , price of ticket is ₹20 , and everything is well maintained .

Lovely place for being refreshed near nature from boring life ...it can be also good for a picnic spot

Amazing place prefere for winter u can easily spend more than 2hrs over here with family nd friends .. u should go in summer too

Nice quite place but couldn't remain seated at one place due to lot of mosquitoes

Peace

Once a gem during British Calcutta now have seen its better days. This Pagoda was taken from Burma and installed here. during British raj.

Peaceful park with this attraction beside Eden Garden.

Nice

Beautiful park.. good to hang out...very neat & clean

wow very nice looking and sitting place park

Beautiful place fantasy structure.

Nice place. Serenity

Beautiful peaceful serene

Cool

(Translated by Google) Leave them in place (Original) Awasame place

(Translated by Google) Quiet, quiet, very nice place (Original) শ্বান্ত, নিরিবিলি, খুব সুন্দর জায়গা

Nice place to spend free time in the afternoon. Beauty of green garden and nice pond. Ample of resting places around this place.

Buddhist Pagoda inside Eden Garden park...well maintained

The peace and tranquility in the place fulfils the mind with harmony.

Very Good place.

Serene, peaceful ambience.

Difficult to find the location as shown in the map !! Even people in the surrounding area cant help you in finding the place ?‍♀️?‍♀️?‍♀️?‍♀️?‍♀️?‍♀️

Time spend with family and friends. Well maintained place. It is the back side of Stadium.

Nice place

The Buddhist pagoda or more popularly called the Burmese pagoda was placed in the Eden gardens about 150 years ago and was brought from Burma (now known as Myanmar). The pagoda stands on a green strip of land and more or less about 80 percent of it is surrounded by a lake. The beautiful woodwork was designed by Ma Kin of Prome, around 1852. On a visitation to Prome of Burma, in 1853, Lord Dalhousie admired the structure and wished it to be brought to Kolkata (then Calcutta). The Pagoda was then shipped to the country in 1854. After 3 months of work by Burmese artisans, it was erected again in Eden Gardens in 1856. This pagoda has a tiered Buddhist Shrine, formerly called Tazaung, in which the tiers shortens as it rises and has a spire on top. Various characters from mythology such as animals and birds are delicately curved on the woods. A magnificent image of Lord Buddha is inside the pagoda. The deity has a jewel-encrusted forehead.

I love this place for the beautiful pagoda... really nice.. please visit when you visit eden Gardens park...

Buddhist Pagoda is located in an island garden, right behind the famous Eden Garden stadium. The 150 year old Pagoda originally belonged to Prome, Burma (now Pyay, Myanmar). It was built in 1852 by Ma Kin, the widow of Maung Honon, Governor of Prome.  In 1853, when Lord Dalhousie visited Prome after the town was taken by the British, he shifted the Pagoda to Calcutta.

Is it open on Sunday???

It's very peaceful place....

Kolkata

(Translated by Google) Jabardast (Original) Jabardast

It is a most remarkable Icon of Kolkata, The gardens atmosphere and eco-friendly environment with breathtaking scenery ever enjoyable ! Government Consciousness about this garden 's Protection and Renovation returned after Court Order