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Nexus Elante recreates Sheesh Mahal for Diwali

The majestic installation, crafted by over 100 skilled artisans from across India, features over 1 lakh pieces of mirrors and glass

Tribune Web Desk

Chandigarh, Updated At : 07:39 PM Oct 14, 2024 IST

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This Diwali, Nexus Elante mall is transforming into a regal wonderland with a breathtaking recreation of the iconic Sheesh Mahal. The majestic installation, crafted by over 100 skilled artisans from across India, features over 1 lakh pieces of mirrors and glass.

Located at the atrium on the ground floor, the Sheesh Mahal is divided into three immersive sections, offering a unique experience in each. Visitors can indulge in the splendour of this larger-than-life structure and create unforgettable memories with loved ones.

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