Step into a guided skywatching evening where constellations, stories, and starlight come alive above Vasant Kunj. Discover how people across centuries have looked up, found meaning in the night, and learned to read the sky together.
Reserve My Free SpotFamilies and first-timers discovering the night sky together.
In one memorable evening, you'll find Polaris, explore India's Nakshatra tradition, identify familiar constellations, and watch the sky shift overhead. The session is warm, interactive, and designed to feel like a shared discovery rather than a formal class.
Reserve My Free SpotAn evening of stories, constellations, and real moments under the sky.
People have been naming constellations for at least 6,000 years. Indian astronomers built the Nakshatras around the Moon's monthly path. Greek sailors used the same patterns to navigate. Farmers across the subcontinent read the sky to time harvests.
That sky is above Vasant Kunj tonight. Ek Kahani Aasman Ki is a guided skywatching session for first-timers and families. In one evening you'll find Polaris, identify your zodiac constellation in the actual sky above you, and watch Scorpius rise in the southeast. It runs like a conversation, not a class.
"We are made of star-stuff. We are a way for the universe to know itself." - Carl Sagan
Stars, planets, constellations, asterisms, galaxies - you'll know how to tell them apart within the first ten minutes, using examples directly overhead.
Long before the Greeks named their constellations, Indian astronomers charted the sky. The 27 Nakshatras predate much of Western astronomy's foundation.
Learn to locate Polaris using Saptarishi's two pointer stars. It takes about two minutes and works anywhere with a clear northern horizon.
Scorpius and Orion are ancient enemies. Cassiopeia is a queen punished for vanity. The stories are specific, strange, and unforgettable.
A full sweep from North to West. You point at something bright; we tell you what it is. Questions are welcome at any point.
Dark adaptation and averted vision let you see more from a city sky, then use those skills on every rooftop and hillside after tonight.
We start facing North and move clockwise. Each direction has different constellations up, and different stories behind them.
To be announced soon.
Evening session, after sunset.
Vasant Kunj. Exact pin shared after registration.
Free. Please reserve your spot in advance.
Everyone. Families, college students, working professionals, seniors. If you've ever looked up and wondered what you were looking at, this is the evening. No background in astronomy needed.
Hindi and English.
Register and we'll send you the venue pin, a one-page preparation guide, and a weather update on the morning of the event.
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Venue pin after registration
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