Hike Virtuallly to Space in Ekiti-State This Easter at ABUAD Planatarium

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‎As part of the growing lineup of Easter tourism experiences in Ekiti State, adventure seekers, families, students and science enthusiasts are set for an extraordinary journey beyond Earth this Holy Saturday. On April 4, 2026, visitors will gather in Ado-Ekiti for a unique event themed “Hike Virtually to Space”, an immersive exploration of the universe hosted at the renowned ABUAD Planetarium(The first and only Planatarium in Nigeria)

‎The event forms part of the broader EggCiting Easter in Ekiti activities aimed at showcasing the state’s tourism potential while promoting science, education and family-friendly recreation. With increasing interest in experiential tourism and science-based attractions, the planetarium experience is expected to attract visitors from within and outside Ekiti State.

‎Located within Afe Babalola University, Ado-Ekiti, the ABUAD Planetarium has become a standout attraction in Nigeria’s educational and tourism landscape. Known for its advanced digital dome technology, the facility offers visitors an opportunity to explore the mysteries of the universe in a visually captivating and educational environment. From journeys across distant galaxies to immersive explorations of the Solar System, participants will experience space in a way that blends learning with entertainment.

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‎Lync Tour & Consultant the Organiser said the Easter space tourism experience is designed not only to entertain but also to inspire curiosity about science, astronomy and the wider universe. For students and young people, it presents an opportunity to see science come alive beyond the classroom, while families and tourists can enjoy a memorable holiday outing unlike the typical Easter activities.

‎Participants will first assemble at Fajuyi Park in Ado-Ekiti, which serves as the official meeting point before proceeding to the planetarium for the guided sessions. The programme promises a structured experience that combines education, tourism and leisure, offering attendees the chance to explore space science through immersive visual storytelling and interactive learning.

‎Tourism promoters behind the initiative note that the event is part of ongoing efforts to position Ekiti State as a destination for innovative tourism experiences, including eco-tourism, adventure tourism and science tourism. By integrating attractions like the ABUAD Planetarium into seasonal tourism events, stakeholders hope to attract more visitors and create unique travel experiences that highlight the state’s diverse offerings.

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‎Beyond the excitement of the virtual space journey, the Easter programme also reflects a broader vision of promoting knowledge-driven tourism in Nigeria. As more destinations worldwide combine education with leisure travel, initiatives like this help introduce new forms of tourism that appeal to students, researchers, and curious travelers alike.

‎With anticipation building ahead of the event, organisers encourage interested participants to take advantage of the opportunity to experience something truly different this Easter season.

‎This Holy Saturday, visitors to Ekiti will not just climb mountains or explore nature...... they will have the chance to hike the universe.

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