Magical Experience: Visit Hyderabad's Underwater Tunnel Aqua exhibition this vacation

The aquarium is a 180-degree walk followed by the main tunnel exhibit of colorful fishes

By Anoushka Caroline Williams  Published on  16 April 2023 12:09 PM GMT
Fishes at the Tunnel Aquarium

Hyderabad: Summer vacation begins, and so are the city exhibitions. With around 500 varieties of fish, mostly procured from Singapore and Malaysia apart from Kerala where large-scale breeding is done, the Underwater Tunnel Aqua Exhibition opened at Kukatpally in Hyderabad is a must-visit for the children this vacation.

The aquarium is a 180-degree walk followed by the main tunnel exhibit of colorful fishes.




Being the first tunnel aquarium in Hyderabad, it has garnered a lot of excitement from both children and adults alike since its inauguration on April 14.

With a vast diversity of uncommon fish species spotted, entering the tunnel is a magical experience.




Among the fish on display, the Arapaima kind is claimed to be unique. According to managers, this fish consumes one and a half kilograms of chicken each day. While this fish weighs 60 kg, its current market price is reported to be Rs. 6 lakhs.



Other species shown at the expo were Catfishes, Two types of Starfish, Angel fishes, Eels, Electric eels, Starfish, and Amazon fish. The shoals are another major attraction.



It can be a very enjoyable experience for children to see a vast variety of fish in such close proximity and take pictures and videos.



“I love looking at the fish. My favorite is the biggest one. I will come here every day and take so many pictures” said 7-year-old Advait who visited the expo.

“It is a great initiative and quite interesting too. I wish the fish were labeled but other than that it is a must-visit” said another attendee.



Location

The expo is held at Kukatpally at the truck parking lot beside Metro Cash and Carry.

Timings and Entry Fee

The exhibition will run from 11 a.m. until 10 p.m. The entry fee for Adults is Rs 150 and for Children Rs 120.

The exhibition will run for around 60 days.

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