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    Space Theme Park Takes Shape, Bringing India’s Space Missions to the Public

    Arushi PandeyBy Arushi PandeyJanuary 7, 2026 Space No Comments2 Mins Read
    India’s Space Theme Park

    Space Theme Park Realisation Underway to Bring India’s Space Achievements Closer to Citizens

    The development of the Space Theme Park is progressing steadily, aiming to offer citizens an immersive experience of India’s space journey. Once completed, the park will allow visitors to witness rocket launches directly from the country’s spaceport while exploring India’s remarkable advancements in space technology.

    India’s Space Theme Park

    Major Attractions of the Space Theme Park

    Rocket Garden

    The Rocket Garden will showcase models of all major Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) launch vehicles, including the Sounding Rocket, SLV, ASLV, PSLV, GSLV, and GSLV Mk-III. Landscaped lawns and designated photo points will enhance the visitor experience, while a central fountain will serve as a striking focal point of the garden.

    Launch View Gallery

    The Space Port of India has long attracted visitors eager to witness the nation’s rocket launches. The newly developed Launch View Gallery will allow thousands of spectators to view launches safely and comfortably, providing a unique opportunity to share in the excitement and pride of India’s space missions.

    India’s Space Theme Park

    Space Museum

    The Space Museum will narrate the story of India’s space programme from its humble beginnings to its global achievements. The museum will feature six sections focusing on history, education, technology, applications, global collaborations, and future aspirations. Visitors will gain insight into how India’s space efforts have evolved to support national development and scientific progress.

    Current Status and Visitor Information

    At present, the Launch View Gallery is open to the public, while work on other attractions, including the Rocket Garden and Space Museum, continues.

    For visitors’ convenience, it is advised to keep a valid Aadhaar card, driving licence, or any government-issued ID, along with a mobile number and email ID, ready to ensure a smooth registration process.

    Institutional visitors must present a booking letter from the head of the institute, printed on official letterhead and duly signed and sealed, to complete group registrations.

    Once fully operational, the Space Theme Park will become a landmark destination, inspiring citizens and visitors to connect with India’s space achievements and future missions.

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