The project, which is expected to cost around ₹6 crores, is set to begin construction on November 18, 2024. Let’s have a look at 10 interesting facts about the longest Glass Skywalk Bridge:
India’s Longest Glass Skywalk: Visakhapatnam will soon be home to India’s longest cantilever glass skywalk bridge, spanning an impressive 50 meters. It will offer an unparalleled walking experience high above the ground, with stunning views of the sea and surrounding hills.
Kailasagiri: The glass skywalk bridge will be located near the Titanic Viewpoint at Kailasagiri, one of Visakhapatnam's most popular tourist spots, known for its panoramic views and lush greenery.
The bridge is part of a INR 6 Crore project: The development of the bridge, which is expected to cost around INR 6 crores, is part of a broader effort to boost tourism and adventure activities in the region, making it a top attraction for visitors.
Built as a Public-Private Partnership: The project is being developed under a public-private partnership (PPP), with the Visakhapatnam Metropolitan Region Development Authority (VMRDA) collaborating with RJ Adventures, a partnership of SSM Shipping & Logistics and Bharat Mata Ventures.
Can hold up to 40 people: The glass bridge is designed to hold up to 40 people at a time, ensuring both safety and excitement for those walking on it, while taking in the mesmerizing views of the landscape below.
Thrilling Zip-lines and Sky-Cycling Tracks: In addition to the skywalk, the project includes two thrilling zip-lines and sky-cycling tracks, each stretching 150 meters. These activities will allow visitors to glide over the scenic hills and cycle high above the ground for a truly adventurous experience.
INR 2 Crores for Zip-line & Sky-Cycling Additions
: The zip-line and sky-cycling tracks, which will add even more excitement to Kailasagiri, are being developed at an additional cost of INR 2 crores. They are set to provide an adrenaline rush while complementing the glass skywalk.Will leave Kerala’s Vagamon Glass Bridge behind
: Once completed, the Kailasagiri skywalk will surpass Kerala's Vagamon Glass Bridge, which currently holds the title for India’s longest cantilever glass bridge at 40 meters, making Visakhapatnam’s new bridge a national record-holder.