Gupta adds that the season is favourable to catch a glimpse of the Milky Way and the evening star, Venus, and Jupiter along with its four moons. “Those who live in Mumbai aren’t accustomed to seeing the sky clearly. These sights are sure to wow them,” he assures. 

The camp site at Saphale

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After introductory exchanges and a photography session at the camp site, workshops will be held on identifying West Sky objects, Cassiopeia and Ursa Major. These sessions will be followed by an astronomy awareness video programme. Post-dinner, formal and informal interactions will continue until dawn. Gupta adds that participants can choose to stay up and watch stars throughout the night or they can take power naps in between. While the stargazing equipment will be provided by the organisers, they request participants to not wear any valuables to the camp.

On February 18; 4.30 pm (multiple dates are available) 
At Saphale station, Saphale-Umbar Pada, Tandulwadi. 
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Cost Rs 1,850