Private and premium visits
Explore dedicated cabin bookings, hosted visits and selected time slots alongside general admission.
Assess demand, cabin capacity and booking availability.
India platform
Nine city concepts. Nine distinct public landmarks.
Starneth India is developing location-specific observation-wheel concepts for nine Indian cities. This public overview presents design directions only. Published project roles, partners, ownership and procurement will be added only when supported by approved documentation.
The network
Nine cities, plotted.
Explore each city's design direction through this schematic network. Positions are illustrative, not geographic.
Visitor experiences and commercial planningA destination with
A destination with
more ways to visit.
General admission is the starting point. Juma's operating concepts suggest additional experiences and commercial opportunities to evaluate for each Indian city.
Start with the visitor
Design the experience.
Test the business case.
Demand, operating costs, cabin capacity and local approvals determine which ideas belong in the final plan.
Dining experiences
Consider pre-booked food and beverage experiences with an appropriate cabin layout and service plan.
Resolve service logistics, hygiene and turnaround time.
Celebrations and occasions
Develop proposals, birthdays, anniversaries and private events around a distinct visitor experience.
Plan guest access, staffing and reset time.
Naming rights and sponsorship
Evaluate destination naming and carefully selected brand partnerships that fit the city's identity.
Agree branding rights, approvals and commercial terms.
Local merchandise
Build a recognisable city identity through souvenirs, wheel models and locally relevant creative products.
Test product demand, margins and retail arrangements.
Public project principles
A clear path from concept to project.
Each city concept is assessed independently. Feasibility, approvals and contracted delivery roles are established for the specific project.
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Designed for its city
Each Eye begins with its own landscape, climate, architecture, public realm and visitor experience.
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Validated independently
Every concept requires its own technical feasibility, authority approvals, commercial review and delivery plan.
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Contracted project by project
Delivery roles, partners, ownership and procurement would be defined only for the relevant project and approved documentation.
Nine city concepts
Nine cities. Nine design directions.
Each city Eye responds to its own landscape, culture, climate, architecture and public realm.
- Amaravati EyeKrishna River Civic HorizonA river-facing observation wheel shaped as calm civic infrastructure for Andhra Pradesh's capital region.Concept
- Ahmedabad EyeRiverfront Civic FrameA Sabarmati riverfront wheel carried by twin concrete pylons above a terracotta stepped civic court.Concept
- Chennai EyeKolam and CoastA cyclone-ready coastal wheel on a three-point tripod beside a long monsoon roof and stormwater promenade.Concept
- Delhi EyeJaal and AxisA formal Delhi NCR landmark defined by curved four-leg pylons, a winter garden axis and transit access.Concept
- Goa EyeRiver, Laterite and LightA compact Mandovi waterfront wheel with four low portal legs, rounded cabins and a shaded Goan public square.Concept
- Hyderabad Eye of DeccanMusi Pearl PavilionA Hyderabad observation-wheel concept shaped by twin river curves, Deccan granite, pearl-lit cabins and a terraced waterside pavilion.Concept
- Kochi EyeNet and TideA backwater wheel carried by two braced portal towers behind a timber and laterite ferry terminal.Concept
- Mumbai EyeThe Arabian ArcA sea-facing cantilever wheel with a dense urban promenade and a clear Mumbai harbour identity.Concept
- Varanasi EyeRiver of LightA sunrise river landmark with low wide supports and a Shiva-inspired bronze civic artwork outside the wheel load path.Concept
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