Aquarium opened in Bangalore

Options after the aquarium opened in Bangalore

Bangalore now has several venues to see aquatic life:

• Government Aquarium, Cubbon Park: public facility with freshwater and ornamental fish in a central location.
• Marine-themed indoor aquarium with tunnel: private venue featuring exotic species, overhead tunnel, and live daily shows.
• Pet and hobbyist aquariums: retail outlets in areas like Jayanagar and Indiranagar that display and sell ornamental fish.

Features of the new large aquarium

This large aquarium in Bangalore offers immersive exhibits:

• 180° clear acrylic tunnel with marine life swimming overhead.
• Displays of over 100 rare species including sharks, rays, and sea turtles.
• Zones for jellyfish, coral reefs, and tropical freshwater fish.
• Live shows and feeding sessions.
• Ocean-themed dining on site.

Visitors usually spend two to three hours here. Weekdays are less crowded. Booking tickets online helps avoid queues.

Planning your visit

The aquarium is accessible by car, taxi, or public transport. Parking is available. Cameras are allowed, but flash may be restricted to protect animals. Morning visits suit families who want to avoid afternoon crowds. Food and drinks are sold inside. Current hours are 10 am to 8 pm, last entry at 7 pm.

About Aquarium Paradise

Aquarium Paradise is India's largest aquarium, featuring the country's longest 180° underwater tunnel. It houses more than 100 rare marine species, including sharks, sea turtles, rays, and jellyfish. Attractions include daily themed shows, a large indoor waterfall, a jellyfish breeding zone, and India's first ocean-themed restaurant. Adult tickets are ₹499, children ₹449, with online discounts and offers such as buy-three-get-one-free and Fun Wednesday deals for women.