Trinity Business Park aims to be a landmark commercial-cum-business hub in Northeast India, located on NH-31 in Amingaon / Mahekhaiti on the north bank side of the Brahmaputra River, near Bodogaon. With a massive planned footprint of up to 30 lakh sq ft across multiple towers and mixed-use units, the park promises modern infrastructure, flexible commercial/office spaces, and a broad mix of amenities — intended to position Guwahati as a viable business & trade hub for the Northeast.
Launched in 2023 (RERA registration KU-62/2022-23), the park is being developed by HK Sagar Realtors LLP. Trinity seeks to integrate office space, retail/showrooms, exhibition zones, and lifestyle amenities aiming for a “one-stop business hub” for enterprises, traders, retailers and SMEs across the region.
Trinity Business Park Details & Facilities
| Feature | Details |
| Address | NH 31, Mahekhaiti / Amingaon / Bodogaon, Guwahati, Assam – 781001 |
| Project Status | Launched April 2023; Possession expected by May 2027 |
| Towers / Units | 3 Towers (A, B, C) with total 1,718 units planned over 2.3 million–3.0 million sq ft built-up area. |
| Unit Sizes / Layouts | Commercial / showroom / office units ranging from ~600 sq ft to ~5,000 sq ft; configurations for offices, showrooms, retail, showroom-cum-office. |
| Core Infrastructure & Utilities | RCC-frame structure, earthquake-resistant design, 18 goods + 25 passenger elevators, 24×7 security & CCTV, fire-safety systems, filtered water supply, common-area power backup. |
| Parking & Logistics | Parking space for up to 3,000 vehicles (including commercial vehicles), large 37,000 sq ft loading area. |
| Retail / Commercial Amenities | 22,000 sq ft exhibition space, 22,000–37,000 sq ft food court / F&B zone, grand atrium, amphitheatre, open-air restaurants, landscaped common areas, performance/artist deck — meant to support retail, lifestyle, and entertainment alongside office/commercial use. |
| Connectivity & Transport Access | Located on NH-31; once the proposed bridge over Brahmaputra at Bharalumukh–Amingaon is complete, connectivity to central Guwahati (e.g. Fancy Bazar, AT Road) is expected to improve significantly, reducing travel time. Nearest rail access: local Agyathuri station (~0.5 km), broader network via Kamakhya / Pan Bazaar (7–10 km, post-bridge). |
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Pros — What Stands Out
- Massive, well-planned infrastructure & mixed-use flexibility: With large built-up area, varied unit sizes (600–5,000 sq ft), and a combination of office-, retail-, showroom- and exhibition-space — Trinity Business Park offers a versatile platform for SMEs, traders, retail chains, showrooms, corporate offices, and more.
- Modern amenities and good logistics facilities: The park provides multiple elevators (goods + passenger), 3,000-vehicle parking, large loading zones — advantageous for businesses with heavy footfall, warehousing or retail operations.
- Potential Northeast gateway: Positioned in Guwahati — the largest city in Northeast India — Trinity could serve as a regional hub linking northeastern states. Developers highlight this as a “Gateway to Southeast Asia / Northeast trade corridor”.
- Future connectivity improvements: Once the planned bridge over Brahmaputra (Bharalumukh–Amingaon) becomes functional, travel time to central Guwahati will reduce drastically — boosting accessibility for businesses, employees and clients.
- Comprehensive commercial ecosystem: With exhibition zones, retail outlets, food courts, leisure spaces — the park aims to create a self-contained ecosystem, good for both work and leisure — attractive for employees, visitors, and businesses alike.
Considerations
- Under construction — possession by 2027: As of now, the project is still under development. For businesses needing immediate occupancy, waiting might be necessary.
- Connectivity remains a challenge until infrastructure is completed: Until the new bridge is operational, commuting from central Guwahati might still involve long travel or dependence on ferries/older connections, which may impact daily operations.
- Higher investment/lease expectations: Given the scale and modern amenities, rentals or buying costs might be on the premium side compared to older/local commercial zones — may not suit very budget-constrained businesses.
- Limited long-term user reviews or operational feedback: Since the park is new and not yet fully occupied, there’s limited independent feedback about long-term maintenance, facility management, or actual commuting/traffic conditions under full load.
- Dependence on external infra improvements: The success and accessibility depend significantly on the completion of external infrastructure (bridge, roads, public transport). Delays may impact the business-case for some tenants.
Conclusion
Trinity Business Park is ideal for traders, retailers, SMEs, showrooms, businesses with warehousing/distribution needs, and companies looking for a long-term presence in Northeast India — especially those willing to plan ahead and possibly wait till the project completes (2027).
It is also promising for firms aiming to capitalize on Northeast’s growing trade potential, use mixed-use (office + retail + showroom) space, and leverage modern amenities and large-scale infrastructure.
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