Archive · 12 Dec 2025
World's Longest Glass Skywalk Opens in Maharashtra
A new glass skywalk is being built in Chikhaldara, a hill station in Maharashtra, India.
This skywalk will be the longest in the world, measuring 407 meters.
It will be made of glass and will connect two beautiful viewpoints, Goraghat Point and Hariken Point.
People will be able to walk on this skywalk and enjoy stunning views of the valleys and nature around.
This project is expected to bring more tourists to the area and make Chikhaldara a famous place for adventure tourism.
It will also help show the natural beauty of Maharashtra to a larger audience.
The world's longest glass skywalk, measuring 407 meters, is being constructed in Chikhaldara, Maharashtra.
It will be Asia's and India's first glass skywalk, connecting Goraghat Point and Hariken Point.
The skywalk is expected to boost tourism and attract international visitors to the region.
The project is located within the Melghat Tiger Reserve area, offering breathtaking views of the valleys.
Once operational, the skywalk will enhance Maharashtra's position as a premier tourist destination.
- Who
- Tourists and adventure enthusiasts
- What
- Opening of the world's longest glass skywalk in Chikhaldara, Maharashtra
- When
- Not specified (project completion date not mentioned)
- Where
- Chikhaldara, Maharashtra, India
- Why
- To boost tourism, attract international visitors, and showcase natural beauty
- Location
- Chikhaldara, Maharashtra, India
- Length
- 407 metres
- Significance
- World's longest and Asia's first glass skywalk
- Viewpoints Connected
- Goraghat Point and Hariken Point
- Expected Impact
- Boost in tourism and international recognition