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Bengaluru’s Oldest Resident
You’ve walked on it without knowing its age.
Inside Lalbagh sits a rock that’s 3.5 billion years old—older than dinosaurs, oxygen, and almost everything else. This episode of The Fascination Station pauses at Bengaluru’s quietest timekeeper, where joggers pass and Earth’s earliest history waits in plain sight. Sometimes, the wildest stories are right under your feet.
Created & Produced by Catiko Productions
Inside Lalbagh sits a rock that’s 3.5 billion years old—older than dinosaurs, oxygen, and almost everything else. This episode of The Fascination Station pauses at Bengaluru’s quietest timekeeper, where joggers pass and Earth’s earliest history waits in plain sight. Sometimes, the wildest stories are right under your feet.
Created & Produced by Catiko Productions
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By Vijay KumarYou’ve walked on it without knowing its age.
Inside Lalbagh sits a rock that’s 3.5 billion years old—older than dinosaurs, oxygen, and almost everything else. This episode of The Fascination Station pauses at Bengaluru’s quietest timekeeper, where joggers pass and Earth’s earliest history waits in plain sight. Sometimes, the wildest stories are right under your feet.
Created & Produced by Catiko Productions
Inside Lalbagh sits a rock that’s 3.5 billion years old—older than dinosaurs, oxygen, and almost everything else. This episode of The Fascination Station pauses at Bengaluru’s quietest timekeeper, where joggers pass and Earth’s earliest history waits in plain sight. Sometimes, the wildest stories are right under your feet.
Created & Produced by Catiko Productions