Archive · 9 Jun 2025
Guwahati Science Centre to Upgrade Visitor Experience
The Guwahati Science Centre is getting a makeover!
They're building a medicinal plant garden with lots of different plants, and a new gallery about traditional medicines from the Northeast.
They're also making it easier to visit by adding online tickets.
The centre wants to make learning fun with games, activities, and by using local languages in exhibits.
They are also planning a unique gallery about pets.
They are using new technologies to improve exhibits.
The centre also brings science to people in rural areas with mobile exhibitions.
Guwahati Science Centre will launch a medicinal plant garden and a new online ticketing system.
The medicinal garden, named 'Oushadhi Udyan', will feature over 100 varieties of plants.
A new gallery, 'Traditional medicines of North-East India', is also set to open.
The centre will incorporate Assamese and other regional languages into exhibits.
The centre plans to introduce a gallery on human-animal relationships.
- Who
- The National Science Centre is making improvements to enhance visitor experience.
- What
- The Science Centre is adding a medicinal plant garden, a dedicated medicinal gallery, and online ticketing.
- When
- Not explicitly mentioned in the article.
- Where
- Guwahati, at the National Science Centre.
- Why
- To make science more engaging and inclusive.
- Director
- Sujay Majumder
- New Garden Name
- 'Oushadhi Udyan'
- New Gallery Name
- 'Traditional medicines of North-East India'
- Mobile Science Exhibition
- Operates three buses