Kazirbag Eco-Park, Eco-park in Kazirbag Union, Bangladesh.

Kazirbag Eco-Park is a 4.75-acre park in Kazirbag, about 5 km northeast of Feni, Bangladesh, run under the Social Forest Department. A paved path leads past flower beds and 20 benches to a central pond with four brick ghats and a boat holding 20 people. At the far end, separate enclosures hold six monkeys, six Indian peacocks, eight rabbits, four deer, and a large cage with partridges, turkeys and junglefowl; a 50-foot observation tower stands mid-park.

Kazirbag Eco-Park occupies 4.75 acres (1.92 ha) at Kazirbag, about 5 kilometres northeast of Feni. It opened to the public in 2015 under the supervision of the Social Forest Division. The site was laid out with a pond, a 50-foot observation tower, animal enclosures and a mini botanical garden.

The park serves as a place where visitors can explore local ecosystems and learn about the wildlife of Bangladesh through direct observation. People come here to move through nature and experience the variety of plants and animals firsthand.

The park is located near Feni city and is accessible year-round for visitors. Walking paths are provided for exploring, and basic facilities are available to ensure a comfortable visit.

The park sits on 4.75 acres (1.92 ha) of land under the Social Forestry Department, and it opened to the public in 2015. Its animal corners are stocked by number: six monkeys, six Indian peafowl, eight rabbits and four deer, with a white swan nearby. A roughly 50-foot observation tower stands at the centre, and the pond boat carries 20 people at once.