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Science Museum
2024 May 30
We visited on a Saturday afternoon. The ticket line took us about 25 minutes to get through. The outdoor science activities were fun, but some were out of order. The science Odyssey show was in a large air conditioned hall and was very enjoyable. The show featured the salt water crocodiles of northern Australia. The main science center was spread over five sections, out of which one was the administrative section. The other four sections were multi floor science exhibits. These halls were non air conditioned and it was sweltering inside and oppressively humid. We had to get out of there minutes after walking in due to the heat. The only section that was air-conditioned was the aerospace section and it seemed like the newest section with almost all exhibits in near mint condition. There was a cafeteria inside that offered a variety of snacks and beverages. We spent about 3 hours in total and left at 6 pm, which was closing time.
We stopped by for afternoon prayers on a Sunday. The mosque is located next to an open plot. There is 4 wheeler parking available in front of the mosque. The ablution area is on the ground floor and the prayer hall is on the upper floor. The premises are spacious and well maintained. In the evening mosquitoes tend to be a problem because of the greenery around the mosque. The entrance is a little cramped and the approach road is a little uneven for 4 wheeler traffic.