Adina Deer Park, Malda

Besides, affording a much-needed respite for the explorers, Malda Park mostly aims to stabilize and sustain the facilities for ex-situ education and conservation, the study on flora and faunas, to exchange spotted deer for getting a new animal to improve the quality of the zoo, to render transit shelter to the sick and injured animals and birds rescued from the various part of the district, to simultaneously promote eco-tourism with zoo tourism, and to organize conservation awareness event to the tourists for educating them regarding the benefit and art of living in harmony with nature and the with the wildlife.

Presently, the abode to 90 Spotted Deer and 8 Nilgai, Adina Deer Park, Malda can be reached easily as it is well linked with the rail-routes and road-network across the state. Perhaps, due to its authenticity and the easy accessibility, Adina Park witnesses more than 72,000 visitors annually.

Despite its title “Adina Deer Park” this tiny domain is conserved within an orchard estate. The vibrant woods are abode to the large and diverse species of birds and butterflies. Major and rare species of bird species includes prinia, Asian Openbill, oriole, paradise flycatcher, fish eagle, and more.

The Park remains open from 10:00 am- 05:00 pm and remains closed on the weekly holidays. Despite its priceless natural allure and vibrant wildlife, Adina Deer Park entry fee is not applicable to any visitor, that is, the entry is free of cost.

However, we recommend you to do a little research on climate and the weather. It is advised to carry an insect repellent, wear light clothes, and sunblock lotions. Avoid visiting during summer as it is intolerably hot and humid, avoid monsoon as well, as it is considered the breeding season and the most of the Wildlife domains remains closed. Besides, the excess rain will cause the traveling uneasy and inconvenient.