Jawahar Planetarium

Jawahar Planetarium is a science museum in Prayagraj with advanced projection technology that displays astronomical phenomena and concepts related to space. The facility features educational presentations and exhibits that explain planetary movements and cosmic events.

The planetarium was founded in 1975 as a symbol of India's commitment to scientific development following independence. It was named to strengthen the nation's connection to modern science and education.

The name honors Jawaharlal Nehru, a champion of scientific education in India. The planetarium draws school groups and amateur astronomers together for shared observation sessions and educational workshops.

The facility offers daily shows in different time slots, with special programs available for school groups and institutions. Plan your visit during cooler months or early in the day to avoid larger crowds.

The facility displays celestial events and planetary movements from the perspective of India's geographic location on Earth. Visitors can see how the night sky appears from this specific place and differs from other parts of the world.

Location: Prayagraj

Inception: 1975

GPS coordinates: 25.45890,81.86024

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:47