Mohor Kunja, Urban park near Victoria Memorial Hall in Kolkata, India
Mohor Kunja is a park in central Kolkata featuring walking paths, flowerbeds, and musical fountains arranged within geometrically designed gardens. The space includes benches and well-maintained pathways that accommodate different outdoor activities.
The site opened as Citizens Park in 2005 and was renamed Mohor Kunja by municipal authorities in 2007 to honor singer Kanika Bandyopadhyay. This change recognized her importance in traditional Bengali music.
The open-air stage serves as a venue where local artists organize performances and community events throughout the year. Visitors can experience traditional Bengali music and cultural shows in this shared public space.
The park is situated on Cathedral Road and easily accessible on foot with good visitor infrastructure. The well-maintained paths and seating areas make it comfortable for morning exercise routines or evening walks.
The musical fountains synchronize water movements with traditional Bengali songs, creating an experience that blends nature with music. This feature sets the park apart as visitors witness water choreography set to classical melodies.
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