Hiland Park, Kolkata

Hiland Park is a 32.14 acre micro-township in Kolkata, India. It is situated on Eastern Metropolitan Bypass at Chak Garia. The micro township features a Residential Complex, which includes a number of recreational facilities, a Shopping Mall named Metropolis Mall and a Social Club called The County.

The Residential complex has 9 building towers and has a mall name metropolis. The towers are named Peak (27 floors, 86 m), Cape (24 floors, 74 m), Brook (24 floors, 74 m), Fjord (21 floors, 65 m), Bay (21 floors, 65 m), Glen (18 floors, 56 m), Isle (18 floors, 56 m), Ridge (18 floors, 56 m) and Loch (18 floors, 56 m). Peak was the tallest residential building in the city until 2007 when South City Towers topped at 117 m. There are a total of 941 residential units comprising standard apartments, duplex and penthouses.

Hiland Park is one of the most important landmarks along Eastern Metropolitan Bypass. The Shopping Mall named Metropolis Mall was launched in 2004 and has a gross leasable area of 175000 sqft.