National Planetarium

Took a tour here before with my fellow classmates. It was utterly fascinating to have witnessed such beauty. I am grateful that we've visited this at the right time since there weren't a lot of people at that moment. Although it's quite a small space yet because of the view, you would just enjoy the sight instead. Photos were taken since 18-01-20.

Waited in line for almost an hour and all I see is a bunch of posters with long narratives on it. I expected it to be more interactive in a way that people will have the interest to learn something. It's pretty short for a museum. Sadly we don't have any artifacts or samples collected outside our atmosphere. Though, I'm looking forward for any future developments on it.

As an Expert Astronomy Enthusiast, This Planetarium is Epicc and ofcourse very affordable. 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

Went there on a Sunday afternoon and, for a minimal fee, we were able to catch the 2:00 show about planets in the "Goldilocks spot." My inner child was happy. The theater was newly renovated with comfortable seats. They also offer student discounts. Beautiful experience for kids and adults too. We walked around the exhibit after the show and it was interesting. Our Planetarium has great potentials but it's commendable as it is today.

The place is perfect for kids and even in adults. One thing I noticed is the chairs for visitors. The ergonomic design is not so comfortable since you need to look up to see the show. They should've used a slant chair instead so that you wont get any muscle strain In the neck.