Bihar's first skywalk glass bridge in Rajgir

Bihar will soon get a breathtaking glass bridge nestled amid five hills in Rajgir. This glass bridge and tourism projects around it are aimed to attract tourists from both Indian and across the world. This skywalk shall be 85 feet in length, 6 feet in width, and 200 feet high.

This Bridge will make you feel the thrill of walking in the sky. This bridge will have the capacity to accommodate a total of 40 tourists at a time.

Not only Sky Walking, but also Bihar's first glass bridge will come with many other adrenaline-fueled attractions. This will allow tourists to enjoy a wilderness safari within 500 acres of Budh Marg. A new and improved cable car is on the way, which will have 18 glass cabins. Each cabin accommodates 8 tourists and can cover a distance of 750 meters in 5 minutes. There will be well-equipped provisions to give visitors the opportunity to enjoy aerial biking, hiking, archery, and zip-lining.

There will be a camping area at the Crystal Bridge in Rajgir, where visitors can enjoy being in the lap of nature. You will find some specially built tree cabins, which add to the rustic charm of the camp here. In addition, there will also be an Ayurvedic park, which will allow visitors to expand their knowledge about different types of medicinal plants.

A butterfly park will also be here to give tourists the opportunity to enjoy the magnificent varieties of colorful and exotic butterflies. The Glass Floor Bridge in Rajgir, Bihar is scheduled to receive tourists from March 2021.

Three 15mm thick 45mm glass mirrors have been installed on this bridge. Walking across the bridge will be exciting because it is completely transparent. Officials claim that this bridge is being built on the lines of the Sky-Walk Bridge in China. This will be the first bridge of its kind in Bihar and the second in the country.

According to officials, visitors can also enjoy archery, cycling, trekking, mud and tree huts, wooden huts, and a medicinal park. All these works are carried out at full capacity.

Mud and straw dirt huts are being built at Nature Safari, where people can enjoy nature. Officials said three cabins have also been built here to give people the experience of living in trees as in ancient times.

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