The official opening ceremony of the much-anticipated event was held in the afternoon with the participation of officials at Adana Airport.

Taking place for the first time in the city, the festival features a diverse schedule of events for all age groups, including scientific workshops, exhibitions, advanced technology simulations, and a range of activities like air shows with warplanes, drones and helicopters.

Tech enthusiasts can explore a range of captivating sections during this exceptional five-day event, from a hot air balloon and space-themed children’s park to solar observation and a planetarium.

The festival’s digital universe experience section takes visitors on a virtual journey, following in the footsteps of Anatolian scientists.

Within this context, the festival has also introduced a simulation for the Gallipoli Campaign — a key World War I battle in 1915 where Turkish forces secured a decisive victory against Allied troops — allowing visitors to embark on a journey through this pivotal moment in Turkish history.