Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, How I wonder what you are. The famous nursery rhyme born out of a 19th-century poem, is among the first things that we learn in our lives. It is then fair to assume that from an early age each one of us, male or female is fascinated by the shiny distant objects that sparkle in the night sky. Given this early psychological setting, witnessing a blanket of stars cover the dark sky at night is always breath-taking. And yet, such a sight is as rare as seeing a double rainbow, a shooting star or a frozen waterfall. Why it is becoming increasingly difficult to witness a star studded sky even in moderately populated cities of the world? This feature explains the reason while also telling you about places where one can indulge in the magic of star-gazing.