College Lake is located in Agartala and is accessible by local transport. While specific public transport routes aren't detailed in social media, it's a known spot for locals and visitors alike. +1

Yes, there are parking spaces available, including areas suitable for campers near the coach park. There are no parking charges.

College Lake, also referred to as MBB College Lake or College Tila Lake, is a recognized eco-park in Agartala. +2

The primary way to explore College Lake is by walking the various trails, especially the 'Wildlife Walk'.

No, there are no height restrictions mentioned for vehicles accessing the parking areas.

Entry to College Lake is free. However, donations are very welcome to support the upkeep of the nature reserve.

Specific opening hours are not detailed, but it's generally considered an accessible public visiting place.

As entry is free, advance booking is not required. Donations can be made on-site.

Information on group discounts is not available, but the free entry makes it an affordable option for any group size.

It's likely open on holidays as it's a public park, but it's advisable to check locally if planning a visit on a specific public holiday.

The 'Wildlife Walk' is a highly recommended two-mile circular trail that takes 1-2.5 hours to complete and offers great views of the nature reserve.

Absolutely! It's a fun and welcoming spot for families, with amenities to make a day out enjoyable.

It's a hotspot for wetland birds, including breeding lapwings, redshanks, and common terns.

While not explicitly detailed, as a public park with a cafe and teaching spaces, restrooms are likely available.

Information regarding pets is not provided, but it's generally best to assume pets may not be allowed in nature reserves to protect wildlife.

Yes, there is an excellent cafe with friendly staff serving refreshments.

The cafe offers refreshments, though specific menu details are not provided.

While not explicitly mentioned, the park's nature and seating suggest it could be a pleasant spot for a picnic.

It's generally permissible to bring your own food and drinks to parks, but it's always good practice to clean up after yourself.

Operating hours for the cafe are not specified, but it's likely open during park visiting hours.

The rejuvenated MBB College Lake itself, the birdwatching hides, and the scenic walking trails offer excellent photographic opportunities.

Yes, with its diverse wetland bird population, it's a great location for wildlife photography, especially during breeding seasons.

Early mornings and late afternoons often provide the best light for photography, with fewer crowds.

There is no specific mention of drone usage. It's advisable to check local regulations or inquire on-site, as drones are often restricted in nature reserves.

Yes, photography of the birds is encouraged, but always maintain a respectful distance to avoid disturbing them.