Cosmic Fireworks Overnight: Quadrantid Meteor Shower Camp (Stargazing)

Picture yourself lying under a canopy of stars at 6:00 AM on January 4th, eyes wide as brilliant streaks of blue light race across the sky at dozens of meteors per hour. The full moon has finally set below the western horizon, and the Quadrantid radiant in the constellation Boötes blazes high overhead. This is your moment: not just watching a meteor shower, but witnessing the cosmos reveal its raw power as darkness returns to the pre-dawn sky.

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This exclusive overnight camp at Nisargshala turns the challenge of the January 3–4 full moon into an unforgettable two-act celestial event. The evening session (9 PM–midnight) lets you experience bright fireballs piercing moonlight, while the pre-dawn session (5:30–7:00 AM) after moonset delivers your best chance to see 20–40+ meteors per hour under a dark sky. Whether you are a seasoned stargazer or seeing your first meteor, you’ll gain a deep understanding of why darkness, timing, and radiant height matter for meteor showers.​

No telescopes are required—just your eyes, curiosity, and a warm blanket.
Check in 4 pm on 3rd Jan,2025
Check out 11 am on 4th Jan 2025