Science Spaces
The heart of the campus - hands-on exhibits and experiments across Physics, Chemistry and Biology, plus a fair bit of overlap between the three. Every exhibit is designed by educators from IIT, IISc and Cornell, built for children to touch, test and question rather than read off a wall label.
Learn moreIllusions
Mirror illusions, the shape-shifting Ames Room, and ambiguous objects that trick your brain into seeing things that aren't there. It's a room built to make you doubt your own eyes - and then explain, gently, why they lied to you.
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A dedicated space for experiments that only make sense once the lights go off - how sound travels, how light bends, and how much of what we "see" is really the brain filling in gaps. Pairs well with the Illusions room for a full sensory detour.
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Two live formats - "The Poisoned Fruit Chemistry Mystery" and breaking out of the Mirror Maze - where every clue is a small science experiment in disguise. Capacity is limited and entry runs first-come-first-served, so this is the one zone worth prioritising early in your slot.
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A playful, lower-pressure corner for pre-schoolers and younger kids - water play, sand pits, building blocks, giant bubbles and a tyre park for climbing and balancing, all built around simple science concepts like surface tension and gravity rather than open-ended play alone.
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Guided, hands-off encounters with turtles, guinea pigs, rabbits and rescued birds - plus the campus's resident iguana. It's less a petting zoo and more a small lesson in animal care, rescue and why urban spaces need room for wildlife too.
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Over 200 species of host and nectar plants, chosen specifically to attract butterflies rather than just look nice - the result is one of the densest butterfly populations you'll find within city limits. Guided nature walks run for members and interested visitors.
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A young mini-forest grown using the Miyawaki method - native species planted close together so they grow faster and denser than a conventional plantation. The plan includes fruit trees, medicinal plants and a fragrance garden, with space for kids to walk the trails as it fills in.
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A warm, unhurried spot for snacks, beverages and a breather between exhibits - with kid-friendly menus and special items for birthdays. The cafe also runs on a sustainability-first approach, favouring filtered water over bottled to cut down on plastic.
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Outdoor exhibits on water harvesting, composting and waste segregation turn sustainability into something kids can see and touch, not just hear about. It ties directly into the campus's own practices - from cutting plastic waste in the cafe to keeping the grounds litter-free.
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