Archive · 27 Oct 2025
UP's New Glass Skywalk Set to Open in Chitrakoot
Imagine a bridge made of glass, shaped like a bow and arrow, high above a beautiful waterfall.
That's what's being built in Uttar Pradesh, India!
It cost a lot of money and is designed to be very strong.
People will be able to walk on it and see the waterfall below.
It's meant to attract tourists who want to experience both nature and culture.
The area around it is being turned into a park with walking paths and places to relax.
The government hopes this will bring more people to Chitrakoot and boost the local economy.
Uttar Pradesh is set to open its first glass skywalk in Chitrakoot.
The skywalk is shaped like Lord Ram's bow and arrow.
The bridge is located over the Tulsi Waterfall.
It aims to boost eco-tourism and faith-based tourism.
The project includes an eco-park, and will also generate employment.
- Who
- Uttar Pradesh government
- What
- Opening a glass skywalk
- When
- Expected to open soon after the Lok Sabha elections
- Where
- Chitrakoot, Uttar Pradesh
- Why
- To promote eco-tourism and faith-based tourism
- Cost
- Rs 3.70 crore
- Location
- Chitrakoot, Uttar Pradesh
- Shape
- Lord Ram’s bow and arrow
- Waterfall
- Tulsi Waterfall (formerly Shabari Waterfall)
- Construction Company
- Pawan Sut Construction Company
- Features
- 360-degree views, eco-park, walking trails
- Opening Date
- Soon after Lok Sabha elections