Overview
- Naked-eye viewing of bright spring stars including Spica in Virgo and Denebola in Leo
- Clear visibility of the Coma star cloud
- Binocular observation of the Coma open cluster and the globular cluster M53
- Telescopic viewing of the Black Eye Galaxy (M64), the Whirlpool Galaxy (M51), and multiple galaxies in the Coma Cluster
- Expert-led guidance on identifying galaxies, clusters, and spring constellations
- Safe, eco-friendly campsite in the Sahyadris near Pune
- Suitable for families, students, beginners, and astronomy enthusiasts
- A relaxed overnight blend of stargazing, camping, and nature exploration
The Coma Berenices Carnival is an overnight stargazing event designed to showcase the best of the spring galaxy season. Held at Nisargshala near Pune, the camp provides opportunities to observe star clouds, open clusters, globular clusters, and famous galaxies through binoculars and high-quality telescopes. With expert astronomers guiding the experience and a safe, eco-friendly campsite, this event offers an enjoyable way for families, students, and astronomy lovers to explore the deep sky under clear March skies.