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The biggest project of its kind in Northern India, the Science City has been set up in 72 acres of land in the of heart of Punjab, on Jalandhar- Kapurthala Road. It is intended to inculcate the scientific aptitude & temperament, to fire the imagination and creativity, foster the spirit of enquiry and exploration among the masses, especially in the young minds.
The subject areas covered include physical, applied, natural and social sciences, engineering, technology, agriculture, health sciences, energy, industries, human evolution and civilization, the environment, ecosystems, Jurassic parks as well as frontier areas like space, nuclear science, information technology, robotics and Bio-technology

Pushpa Gujral Science City offers a blend of education, curiosity and fun to ensure longer and repeated visits. The project is aimed at cultivating an interest in science through open-ended exploration away from text books and black boards, with a scientific approach to problem solving. The project has something for everyone, regardless of age, education, profession or social strata and is intended to make science accessible to people who are not part of the formal education system.
The total cost of the Science City Project is Rs.100 crores. It is a joint project of the Government of India and Government of Punjab. Government of India will contribute Rs.70 crore for capital expenses (Buildings and Exhibits) where as Punjab Government will provide Rs.30 cores in terms of land and other infra structural facilities.

Former Prime Minister Sh. I. K. Gujral laid down the foundation stone of the Science Cityon October 17, 1997.PGSC, in its second phase will have several galleries namely Cosmos, How Things Work, Life Through the Ages, Amazing Living Machine, Science of Cricket and Living Earth to present memorable, knowledge-based and excitable experience. In addition to these galleries, a state level Energy Education and Awareness Park is also being developed.