New town Eco Park is located in Calcutta, India, covering an area of 190 hectares. The architectural style is full of modern art.

As the largest science center in Calcutta, the new town ecological park of India is located in the Ministry of culture of the government of India under the national science museum committee of the Indian subcontinent, and is located in Calcutta, which crosses the Oriental urban cycle and J B Haldane Avenue. It is regarded by some as the most famous landmark of Calcutta after India's independence. Shaloy Goss, the first director general of ncsm, established two parts of the center in 1997: "Exhibition Center" was built in December 1996 in Jody Basu, the chief ministry, and attended the opening ceremony in 1997 by then Prime Minister kaindel Kumar gugeral. At 10:00 on January 1, 2010, Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, accompanied by the then chief minister of West Bengal state, attended the foundation laying of the second phase of Science City.  

The earth exploration Hall of the new town ecological park in India was built in December, 2008. It was designed by Ms. Ambika Soni. The shape is a permanent exhibition on the earth. The hemispherical building on the first and second floors displays the details on the ground floor and the southern hemisphere of the northern hemisphere.