M.P. Birla Planetarium

The Birrah Planetarium is a famous planetarium in India, and the Birrah Planetarium in Kolkata is a white marble building, the largest in Southeast Asia and the second largest in the world. Built in September 1962, it is, like the majestic Sangifota, a wonder in the history of Indian architecture, and a great help to Indians in their understanding of astronomical knowledge. The hall of the planetarium is mainly displayed in the astronomical instruments of various periods of India from ancient to present, like a museum hall, which is of great significance to people studying the history of Indian astronomy.

1. Just next to St. Paul's Cathedral, not big, but relatively new; 2. The main display is the electronic image of the astronomical starry sky; 3. According to the admission, each session has a tour guide, but each explanation language is different, there are English, Hindi and Bengali; Tickets are 80 rupees, no difference between foreign and domestic.

The Beerra Astronomical Museum, sitting around this building, relying on this high-tech machine that looks like a freak in the American blockbuster to project onto the dome, and you look closely at the silhouette of the white lights

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- The Birrah Planetarium is a famous planetarium in India, and the Birrah Planetarium in Kolkata is a white marble building, the largest in Southeast Asia and the second largest in the world. Built in September 1962, it is, like the majestic Sangifota, a wonder in the history of Indian architecture, and a great help to Indians in their understanding of astronomical knowledge. The hall of the planetarium is mainly displayed in the astronomical instruments of various periods of India from ancient to present, like a museum hall, which is of great significance to people studying the history of Indian astronomy.