Archive · 29 Jun 2025
Mumbai Builds Pedestrian Plaza Near Mantralaya for Walkability
The city of Mumbai is building a new walking area near Mantralaya to make it easier and more enjoyable for people to walk around.
They are making the sidewalks better with new materials and art, like cool 3D paintings.
This project aims to attract tourists by providing a safe and attractive space for walking and exploring the area.
It's costing about 5 crore rupees, and should be finished by the end of 2025.
The city will also keep an eye on the area to make sure it stays nice and doesn't get blocked by things.
BMC is developing a pedestrian plaza near Mantralaya in South Mumbai to improve walkability and tourism.
The project, with 40% completion, covers a 210-meter stretch between Deepak Jog Chowk and Bhai Bhandarkar Chowk.
The plaza will feature stamped concrete footpaths, 3D street art, and landscaping.
The project is estimated at Rs 5 crore and funded by the Tourism Department.
Completion is expected by December 2025, with regular monitoring to prevent encroachments.
- Who
- Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC).
- What
- BMC is developing a pedestrian plaza.
- When
- Completion expected by December 2025.
- Where
- South Mumbai, near Mantralaya.
- Why
- To promote walkability and tourism.
- Project Location
- South Mumbai, near Mantralaya
- Project Type
- Pedestrian Plaza
- Stretch Length
- 210 meters
- Estimated Cost
- Rs 5 crore
- Funding Source
- Tourism Department and District Planning and Development Committee
- Completion Date
- December 2025
