Mumbai Airport’s Hidden Gem! This Art Installation At T2 Plays Music When You Touch The Water

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Cover Image Courtesy: Manav Chhabra/ Instagram

Are you travelling soon from Mumbai Airport? If yes, then we are going to tell you one amazing thing. The next time you are near Gate 86 at Terminal 2 (domestic terminal), there is a fancy art installation which plays music, but it is not your usual music installation! Curious to know what makes it so special? Keep reading! 

This Mumbai Airport Installation Plays Music With Water

At Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport Terminal 2, near Gate 86 in the domestic area, there is a fancy water installation. But it is not your normal water installation where water simply flows. It is an interactive piece which also plays music!

According to the Instagram video shared by Manav Chhabra (@mr.mnv) on Instagram it is a Jaltarang. Once you place your hand under its flowing streams of water, it plays music. Actually, placing your hand under the streams triggers musical notes from traditional Indian ragas and subtly pays homage to Mumbai’s history. What’s surprising is that not many people knew about this and often passed the installation, thinking it was just a normal fancy thing!

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Jaltarang Installation Surprises Netizens

CSMIA, or Mumbai Airport, also commented under the post and wrote that they were glad that Manav found one of the most loved interactive art installations at the airport. They also wrote, “Some journeys come with a soundtrack and at T2, you can make your own. Here’s to many more memorable moments at the airport. Team CSMIA.” 

Many netizens were surprised to discover this and wrote comments like “Wow,” and “So cool”. A third user even commented, “I will now not step out of the airport.” Many Mumbai people also commented that this installation has been in place since 2015 at the airport, and it’s shocking that still not many people know about it.

We think it’s a beautiful concept and really makes the airport wait a lot more fun. And the best thing is that the art installation also blends old Indian traditions with modern design, which attracts people. So, the next time you are near Gate 86 at T2, Mumbai Airport, don’t miss playing a song here.

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Cover Image Courtesy: Manav Chhabra/ Instagram

FAQs

What’s the main Mumbai airport?

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA) is Mumbai’s main airport.

What does CSMIA stand for?

CSMIA stands for Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport.

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Ashmeet Guliani: Ashmeet Guliani is a Content Writer at Curly Tales with over three years of experience writing about food, travel, fashion, and lifestyle. With a B.Sc in Home Economics from the University of Delhi, her interest in reading and writing led her to pursue a career in writing. In her free time, she explores cafes, browses bookstores, listens to Hindi retro songs, and watches K-dramas!