M.P. Birla Planetarium

Billa Astronomical Center is a famous Indian astronomical center. Billa Astronomical Center in Calcutta is a white marble building. It is the largest astronomical center in Southeast Asia and the second largest in the world. It was built in September 1962. Like the magnificent Sangifo Tower, it is also a miracle in the history of Indian architecture. It is very helpful for Indians to understand the knowledge of astronomy. The Hall of the Astronomical Museum mainly displays Indian astronomical instruments from ancient to modern times. Like a museum exhibition hall, it is of great significance for people to study the history of Indian astronomy.

1. Next door to St. Paul's Cathedral, it's small but relatively new; 2. Electronic images of the astronomical stars are mainly displayed; 3. Tour guides are present at each event, but the language of each presentation is different, including English, Hindi and Bengali; 4. 80 rupees for admission, no difference between foreign countries and their own countries.

The Billa Astronomical Museum, sitting around the building, is projected onto the dome by the following high-tech machine, which looks like a monster made in the United States. Look carefully at the silhouette in the white light.

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Billa Astronomical Center is a famous Indian astronomical center. Billa Astronomical Center in Calcutta is a white marble building. It is the largest astronomical center in Southeast Asia and the second largest in the world. It was built in September 19