Nexus Elante unveils ‘The Sunken Kingdom’, an interactive oceanic experience

Starting May 31, the immersive event will be open daily until July 6, from 11 am to 9 pm

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, Updated At : 06:14 PM May 31, 2025 IST

Nexus Elante has introduced ‘The Sunken Kingdom’, an interactive experience that brings the magical world of sea animals and oceanic wonders to life, designed for visitors of all ages.

‘The Sunken Kingdom’ invites visitors to explore the magic of the ocean through stunning visual installations and interactive zones. Located in the mall’s atrium, the interactive zone features a wide variety of sea creatures, where adventure meets imagination. Visitors can encounter majestic mermaids, whales, a sea king, shipwrecks, turtles, seals, crabs, and even a white shark — all within the comfort of the mall.

Starting May 31, the immersive event will be open daily until July 6, from 11 am to 9 pm, transforming the mall into a mesmerising marine wonderland. Tickets start at just Rs 399 and are available on BookMyShow and at the mall premises.

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