Bengaluru: Imagine a bright red octopus felt you out of the wall at the crowded train station.
Now, you can experience this and more in the water kingdom at the Bengaluru KSR train station.
In India first, the KSR KSR Bengaluru train station is now hosting aquarium tunnel with not just a coral, but crocodile Gar, stinging, eel, lobster, snails, shrimp and even sharks.
An initiative of the Indian Railway Stations Development Corporation Ltd.
(IRSDC) Together with the Kingdom of Air HNI, the freshwater tunnel aquarium moved inaugurated on Thursday by two visitors to Venue – one Mohammed Ismail and Samriddhi Jain, a child.
Little Jain was fascinated by what he saw.
Themed in the Amazon River, the aquarium tunnel has a 12-foot paludarium with exotic fish and murals.
Visitors are welcomed by the red giant octopus and behind the door is a variety of marine life.
The new water complex also has a 3D place where visitors can click Selfie.
“This aquarium is designed with security features such as CCTV and fire security.
This area can be accessed by wheelchairs and Covid protocols will be followed at any time,” said Ashok Kumar Verma, Divisional Railway Manager, Bengaluru.
The train will charge a fee of Rs 25 per visitor and will allow only 25 visitors at once.