Ramnabagan Zoological Park

Ramnabagan Zoological Park is a mini zoo located in the Baburbag area of Bardhaman city in Purba Bardhaman district, West Bengal. Managed by the West Bengal Zoo Authority and Burdwan Forest Division, it is set within a forested patch that was formerly part of the Bardhaman Raj estate. The zoo houses spotted deer, barking deer, sloth bear, leopard, crocodiles and various birds, and serves as a popular recreational and educational destination for local visitors and families.

Visitors can expect a compact, forested zoo with shaded walkways and fenced enclosures housing mammals such as spotted deer, barking deer, sloth bear and leopard, along with crocodiles, turtles and aviaries for birds. The park has a natural woodland setting with tall trees, a children's park area and seating along pathways. It is primarily for leisurely sightseeing, wildlife viewing and photography within a small, easily walkable campus.

The Ramnabagan area was originally a garden and orchard belonging to the Bardhaman Raj estate. It was later developed as a deer park and subsequently as a mini zoo under the West Bengal Forest Department for conservation and recreation, and is now managed as a recognized mini zoo by the West Bengal Zoo Authority and Burdwan Division.

The park serves as an important recreational and environmental education centre for residents of Bardhaman and surrounding districts, promoting awareness of wildlife conservation among students and families.