About Kerala Science and Technology Museum
The Kerala Science and Technology Museum is an autonomous institution established by the Government of Kerala in 1984 to promote scientific temper among the public. Located at PMG Junction in Thiruvananthapuram, it features interactive exhibits across nine galleries covering topics like electricity, robotics, and mathematics. The complex includes the Priyadarsini Planetarium, a 3D theatre, and a science park, making it a key educational destination for students and families.
Visitors guide
Visitors can explore over 300 interactive exhibits spread across three buildings, including galleries on popular science, electrical engineering, and robotics. The complex houses the Priyadarsini Planetarium, known for its tilted dome and opto-mechanical projector. Additional attractions include a 3D theatre, virtual reality booths, a science play park with educational devices, and a night sky observation facility available on clear evenings.
Key highlights
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Priyadarshini Planetarium, India's first hybrid planetarium with a tilted dome
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Over 300 interactive exhibits across nine specialized science galleries
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3D Theatre and Virtual Reality Booths for immersive learning
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Science Park with educational play devices for children
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Night Sky Observation sessions on Thursdays and Fridays