The pavilion features a dedicated exhibit on the Chandrayaan mission, highlighting India's lunar exploration milestones.
The facility includes a simulated space walk experience for visitors to visualize the conditions of extra-vehicular activity.
Interactive floor projections allow visitors to 'walk' across the surface of the moon and Mars in a high-resolution environment.
The structure is part of the larger Gujarat Science City, which was established by the state government to promote scientific temper.
The exhibits integrate information on Indian remote sensing satellites and their utility in agriculture and disaster management.
The Hall of Space and Science is a primary pavilion within the Gujarat Science City complex in Ahmedabad. It features immersive exhibits focusing on space exploration, satellite technology, and astronomical phenomena. The facility utilizes interactive displays and digital projections to explain complex concepts like gravity and planetary motion. It serves as a central hub for science communication in the region, aimed at both students and families. The pavilion is purpose-built to foster interest in ISRO's space missions and broader aerospace developments. Visitors navigate through zones dedicated to various aspects of space science including life support systems and rocket propulsion.
The large scale model of the GSLV rocket located near the main entrance.
Visit on a weekday to avoid the heavy weekend crowds that frequently visit the Science City complex.
Pair your visit with the nearby Aquatic Gallery or Robotics Gallery for a comprehensive day trip.
Stay hydrated as the sprawling nature of the Science City campus involves significant walking.
Avoid attempting to visit the entire Science City complex in a single day, as it leads to fatigue and missing key details.
Closed on Mondays for maintenance.
Maintain a quiet environment in exhibit areas and follow instructions regarding physical interaction with displays.
