Cole Park, originally established during the British colonial era, was named after a British Deputy Commissioner. Over the years, it has undergone several renovations and expansions. The park's historical significance is reflected in the presence of ancient stone carvings and remnants of the past within its grounds. These artifacts showcase the region's rich cultural heritage. The park was later renamed Chitralekha Udyan in honor of a prominent Assamese figure, while still retaining its historical charm. It has evolved into a beloved public space, serving as both a recreational and historical landmark in Tezpur.