Passengers travelling through Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA) will soon experience far more than a typical stopover. Adani Airports is introducing NaviVerse, an interactive cultural attraction, alongside India’s first mini golf course located inside an airport lounge, as part of an effort to reposition the airport as a destination that blends travel, leisure and culture.
Located in the Domestic Departures area beyond the Security Hold Area, NaviVerse has been designed to give travellers a meaningful introduction to Maharashtra’s heritage before they board. The experience combines digital storytelling, LED projections and handcrafted installations to showcase the state’s art, landscapes and traditions in an interactive format.
The immersive space draws inspiration from Maharashtra’s iconic landscapes, traditional Warli art, local craftsmanship and broader cultural heritage, merging technology with regional identity. Rather than simply waiting near the boarding gate, passengers can walk through a series of visual and artistic displays that reflect the stories, colours and traditions of the region, offering a deeper connection to place before departure.
In another first for Indian aviation, Adani Airports has also launched a mini golf course inside the Adani Lounge, making NMIA the first airport in the country to offer such a facility. The activity is open to all travellers and is intended to give passengers a relaxing and engaging way to pass time during layovers or while waiting to board.
Together, NaviVerse and the mini golf course reflect Adani Airports’ broader vision of transforming airports into leisure-oriented destinations that combine culture, entertainment and innovation—setting a new benchmark for what airport experiences in India can offer.