The Sixth Sense is India’s first & largest multidisciplinary immersive festival, created by the team behind Echoes of Earth, India’s greenest circular festival. The Sixth Sense is a non-linear journey for those eager to experiment, exploring how art, technology, and nature’s intelligence can elevate human emotion and renew our connection with the natural world. As a platform, it supports and amplifies a new generation of artists and visionaries shaping new media art as an immersive, tech-integrated form of storytelling. Built as a Nucleus of Discovery, the festival brings together artistic experimentation, technological innovation, and scientific research to help audiences experience the intelligence of nature through pure immersion. Spread across 200,000+ sq. ft of a century-old glass factory in Bengaluru, the festival features large-scale digital installations, spatial sound performances, interactive environments, and learning-led workshops designed by artists, technologists, designers and musicians.
How to Reach Bengaluru 1. By Air: You can reach Bengaluru via air at Bengaluru International Airport, which is located at a distance of 40 km from the city. 2. By Rail: Bengaluru Railway Station is located in the heart of the city. Various trains from all over India come to Bengaluru, including the Mysore Express from Chennai, Karnataka Express from Delhi and Udyan Express from Mumbai, which covers many major cities in between. 3. By Road: The city is connected to various other cities via major national highways. Buses from neighbouring states run on a regular basis to Bengaluru, and Bengaluru Bus Stand also runs various buses to major cities in South India. Source: Goibibo hyperlink: https://www.goibibo.com/destinations/Bengaluru/how-to-reach-Bengaluru/
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