Tilagor Eco Park, Protected area in Sylhet District, Bangladesh.

Tilagor Eco Park is a protected forest area in Sylhet featuring rolling hills, dense vegetation, and a stream that winds through the terrain. The landscape includes native trees, wildlife habitats, and walking paths across the natural environment.

Tilagar Eco-Park was established in 2006 on 112 acres of the Tilagar Reserve Forest east of Sylhet town. It is an eco-park project of the Sylhet Forest Department under the Ministry of Environment and Forest. The site lies in a reserve forest near Sylhet Agricultural University and Sylhet Engineering College.

The park's name comes from the Tilagar area of Sylhet, and its picnic corners and Children's Corner make it a spot for family outings. The Bengali name টিলাগড় ইকোপার্ক is used locally. The nearby Lakkhachora Tea Garden and Chevron Gas Field are part of the surroundings visitors pass on the way.

The park lies 8 km from the north-east corner of Sylhet city, on its eastern side in a reserve forest near Sylhet Agricultural University and Sylhet Engineering College. Picnic corners and a Children's Corner are laid out among the hillocks, with a stream crossing the terrain. The Lakkhachora Tea Garden and Chevron Gas Field adjoin the park.

Tilagar Eco-Park is listed as a vulture safe zone under Schedule 1 of Bangladesh's vulture safe area rules. The Bengali source also records rhesus macaques (hanuman) and civets among the animals seen in the wild here, alongside foxes, jackals and rabbits.