Archive · 29 Jul 2025
Mumbai Nature Trail: Draws Thousands, Generates Revenue
Imagine a special walkway high up in the trees in Mumbai called the Malabar Hill Nature Trail!
In just four months, almost 200,000 people went to visit, which is like filling up a big stadium!
People pay a small fee to walk there.
The city government, BMC, made about ₹40 lakh from this.
It's so popular that people often book their spots in advance, just like getting tickets to a show.
The city is even planning to make it easier to book using WhatsApp, so more people can enjoy the trail.
Malabar Hill Nature Trail in Mumbai has drawn nearly 2 lakh visitors in four months.
The elevated walkway generated almost ₹40 lakh in revenue for the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC).
The 750-meter-long walkway, inspired by Singapore's trails, opened on March 30 near Kamala Nehru Park.
Visitors pay ₹25 each, while foreign citizens are charged ₹100, with a limit of 200 people per hour.
BMC is considering a WhatsApp booking system due to high demand, with current bookings online.
- Who
- Visitors and the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC).
- What
- The Malabar Hill Nature Trail has attracted nearly 2 lakh visitors.
- When
- In the last four months, starting from its inauguration on March 30.
- Where
- Malabar Hill in Mumbai.
- Why
- To provide a nature-focused tourism spot and generate revenue.
- Visitors (approximate)
- 1.95 Lakh
- Revenue Generated
- ₹40 lakh
- Walkway Length
- 750 meters
- Opening Date
- March 30
- Entrance Fee (Indian citizens)
- ₹25
- Entrance Fee (Foreign citizens)
- ₹100
- Maximum People Per Hour
- 200