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B M Birla Science Centre and Planetarium

A science centre in Hyderabad run by GPBAASRI, with a planetarium, a science museum, an observatory and an art gallery on one campus.

Hyderabad Indoor

Timings

Timings not confirmed yet — we have not found a current official source. Check with the operator before you go. gpbaasri.org

Tickets and where to buy them

CategoryPrice
Planetarium₹250
Science Museum₹250
Nirmala Birla Gallery of Modern Art₹125
Observatory₹75
Combo: Planetarium + Science Museum₹400
Jumbo: Planetarium + Science Museum + Gallery of Modern Art₹500
School group (minimum 50 students): Planetarium
Per student.
₹150
School group (minimum 50 students): Science Museum
Per student.
₹150
School group (minimum 50 students): Gallery of Modern Art
Per student.
₹75
Extras
Telescope-making session (students)
Per student, booked session.
₹200

Last checked 14 Nov 2026 · Source: gpbaasri.org

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About

The B M Birla Science Centre is the science division of the G P Birla Archaeological Astronomical and Scientific Research Institute (GPBAASRI), which was established in 1969.

The B M Birla Planetarium was inaugurated on 8 September 1985 by N T Rama Rao, then Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh. Its original opto-mechanical projector was replaced by a fully digital projection system in 2019, which projects full-dome shows.

The B M Birla Science Museum was inaugurated on 15 March 1990. Its galleries include an interactive science centre, a Nobel gallery, dioramas, a space museum and a Dinosaurium with a mounted skeleton of Kotasaurus, a sauropod dinosaur excavated near Yamanpalli in the Adilabad region and assembled with the Geological Survey of India.

What to see

Visitor rules

  • Children below four years of age are not permitted in the planetarium's Sky Theatre.
  • At the observatory, do not touch the telescope or eyepiece; flash photography, flashlights and phone screens are not allowed.

Last checked 14 Nov 2026 · Source: gpbaasri.org

Plan your visit

Run byG P Birla Archaeological Astronomical and Scientific Research Institute (GPBAASRI)
Good to knowPlanetarium sky shows run about 35 to 40 minutes.
Good to knowThe observatory is open 6:30 pm to 8 pm, subject to sky conditions.
Good to knowSchool groups of at least 50 students get concessional tickets; contact the centre to book.
Official websitegpbaasri.org

Sources and corrections

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Page reviewed: 14 Nov 2026

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